From: Mike Lorrey (mlorrey@datamann.com)
Date: Sat Feb 02 2002 - 09:46:11 MST
Damien Broderick wrote:
>
> I wrote earlier:
>
> >it actually does seem possible that Warren and some of his pals
> >were subjected to a Manchurian candidate-style brainfuck experiment
>
> As usual, there's probably less to this whole story than meets the eye. A
> bit of subsequent scouting on the web took me to more skeptical probings;
> for example,
>
> http://www.rendlesham.com/
>
> and a number of James Easton's other documents in his `Voyager Newsletter'.
> My current guess is that Warren *was* indeed subjected to a Manchurian
> candidate-style brainfuck--by the helpful UFO proponents who hypnotically
> `regressed' his memories of those 1980 events and with little hints
> contaminated them beyond all recognition. Oh, and of course he might have
> been lying or confabulating under his own steam.
Or he was fabricating an excuse why he slept overnight in the woods (or
spent it stoning out) when he was supposed to be on duty. If the brass
decides there is a real security threat, then you were simply a victim
of enemy action. If they decide you are just mental, they go easier on
you than if you were just being derilict. Claiming a UFO encounter would
trigger either a paranoid security response, or a section 8 evaluation
before charges of dereliction.
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