There are so many events that have transpired through history that go unexplained and perhaps even unsolved for clandestine purposes. It always seems that human tragedies, undiscovered creations, or the elusive answers to age old questions will forever remain cloaked in mystery or known to only a select, sacred few who will hold the secret knowledge to the grave with them. Example given: when news finally got out of the Rowell Crash of a supposed alien disk thanks to the testimony of one dying Jesse Marcel, several servicemen who were among the 509^th Bomb Group stationed at Walker Air Base or were assigned to the recovery team that retrieved material from the crash debris field on Mac Brazel’s ranch, came forward from their dying beds and revealed a secret they would never have even told their own family. But, when they got word about Jesse’s admission they were finally able to shed a dark secret they had carried around with them for decades.

Official secrecy

The forbidden knowledge can be a high price to pay for those who spill the beans before enough time has passed or the statute of limitations has expired so that they are not subject to the far reaching consequences of breaking the code of silence. US Air Force regulation 200-2 forbid any air bases to share information about UFO’s and that all crashed debris or other such evidence be forwarded to Wright Patterson Air Base for further study. This effectively put a clamp on the truth behind an elusive phenomenon that frustrates modern science to this day.

Haunted for decades

It is July 1947 when a train enters Ft. Riley Army Base in Kansas. Former Captain of intelligence, Philip J. Corso is on duty there during that sweltering summer. When he asks the guards what secret material they are guarding he is advised that no one is to see or handle it. Captain Corso uses his superior rank to demand access and what he sees when the lid of a container is removed startles him for years to come. There, preserved in a blue gel is the body of an alien appearing body with enlarged head, insect like looking eyes, and a small child-like body. Philip quickly places the lid back on, and it will be years later that he finally admits what he had seen.

Disseminating forbidden devices

That wasn’t all as in his book, “The Day After Roswell,” Corso, now scientific advisor for the Eisenhower Administration will work with General Trudeau discreetly handing over alien artifacts from the Roswell crash under the aegis of foreign captured technology to US defense contractors to see what ways they could utilize the debris. From this highly secretive cash of forbidden technology came fiber optic cable, transistors, printed circuitry, light durable composite materials that resisted heat and force, and wireless pilot to ship control. This information was hidden from all branches of the services for decades before it was finally harvested for the consumer and military markets.

Lazar steps into the forbidden zone

The consequences of witnessing the forbidden knowledge and then revealing it are quite severe and seem to be in direct violation of Constitutional Rights, but the NDAA has circumvented civilian law with military justice. Here, the subject can be punished to the point of execution for violating secrecy protocols. Just ask Bob Lazar who was a scientific contractor at Area 51. He has written and been extensively interviewed about what he witnessed at S-4 a section of the dry lake bed where alleged alien space ships have been stored, studied, and even flown by the US Air Force. Lazar made the mistake of telling some friends what time of the evening that they could see actual UFO’s being flown. For this, Lazar was not only fired from his position there, but his entire identification and personal records were expunged leaving him with no educational records, past employment history, or even personal identification. When Bob appeared in front of a federal judge, he was asked how it was that he could not even prove his personal identity. Luckily, Bob was able to produce one US Navy check stub that did prove he worked at Area 51, but as his superiors at the secret facility warned him, he could easily have been liquidated.

Maintaining silence?

I personally, sat and listened to a former US Air Force radar officer’s testimony describing his brush with death as a result of divulging his knowledge of a radar detection of a UFO at a UK location, probably Rendlesham Air Base, where he was in the radar room at the time that an unidentified aerial object was being tracked for some time on base radar. Apparently, there was a major significance to the sighting. He was called onto the carpet of the commanding officer and sworn to secrecy. Unfortunately, he mentioned the incident to his girlfriend and it was quickly discovered he had violated his oath. The radar operator was discharged from the US Air Force and returned stateside.

Warning death is always near

From there, life threatening situations began. While walking across the street of a small Arizona town a sniper bullet stuck the asphalt surface of the street a foot from where he stood. Later on as he was driving down a desolate stretch of highway a black Lincoln drove up from behind him at high speed and nearly ran him off the road. We were at a Unitarian Church where he gave his presentation. The former Air Force officer claimed that he felt his only chance of remaining alive was to stay in public and remain in high visibility. I don’t know what ended up happening to him. Chances are it did not turn out good. There is always a dangerous price to pay for sharing the forbidden knowledge.

Dire consequences for unlocking the forbidden

We have seen what happens to Whistle Blowers who reveal the truth about how the FBI operates beyond the legal scope of the law. We have seen what appear to be untimely accidents that take the lives of those who have disclosed the forbidden knowledge. Actor David Carradine, famous for his roles as a martial artist, was found dead hanging in a closet of his hotel room in Hong Kong after he had embarked on a personal investigation of secret societies in Asia. The end result is the sad implication of just how forbidden knowledge pays back those who dare to infringe upon it.