- October 10's History Channel Documentary by Kathleen
Quinn regarding "MJ-12" was a remarkable program. I detected
an even-handedness and balance rarely seen on television about ufological
issues.
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- I won't be getting into the details of Quinn's excellent
doc other than to say that Dr. [immaterial] Joe Nickel, bless his little
corn-fed traditionalistic's coal black patrician heart, is credited with
putting a true face on the total irrationality that is the whole of CSICOP's
"Klasskurtzian" *shtick*... pardon the newly coined word. It's
meaning can be drawn, easily, from its context with the forthcoming.
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- And, in a quick sidebar, you know what? Klasskurtzianism
~is~ about ideologically canted and authoritarian storm-troopers from the
biased realms of CSICOPia, after all! Thank you, Doctor Rudiak!
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- I digress...
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- Back at the ranch, "Ufologists are, at best, irresponsible,"
implies an *earnest* Dr. [immaterial] Joe Nickel towards the end of the
hour long program. Stanton Freidman is derelict. Richard Dolan is reckless.
Richard Hall is an elder scoundrel from an even deeper strata of irresponsibility.
Jerry Clark lacks accountability. So do a lot of men and women seriously
investigating the single most important eventuality of our time.
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- The preceding radical seditionists are not *dependable*
persons, Nickel feels. They are without *responsibility*. They ~have~ no
*liability*... Stop! Nickel's (et al) stuffy pontification is ~so~ much
prolapsed and expulsive nonsense... steaming monkey droppings from high
up in the canopy. Get to cover!
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- Moreover, our [immaterial] doctor implores that, "the
public should be outraged"! Not because critical information is withheld
from interested individuals for spurious and manipulative reasons by an
autocratic and authoritarian elite! No. But that Ufologists, those radical
funsters and seditious gamesters, actually ~threaten~ America's culture
and society by making, "a lot of [us] distrust [our] government"
and by "causing invalid suspicions" with regard to currently
- *worshipped* "historical figures"! And there
we have the dieing CSICOPian philosophy completely contained in its moldy
nutshell of reproductionist tediousness.
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- To wit, their "Prime Directive": At all costs
to sense and sensibility, maintain the status quo. End of line.
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- That's it. That's all they've got. Everything else is
stentorian proclamation, stretched assumption, and pompously insentient
axe grinding.
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- Pushing 60, a good citizen taxpayer, combat veteran,
and intelligent patriot... I find it repugnant to the ~extreme~ that *Governments*
can not earn distrust, or that *historical figures* are beyond the suspicions
they themselves provoke! ...Even our own governments and historical figures...
~especially~ our own governments and historical figures!
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- That's not the America I served in a highly decorated
military career. That's not the America I described to my immigrant wife
and only son! That's not the America I internalized in the freaking Cub
Scouts, boys and girls!
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- Some figures of history have ~more~ than earned our suspicion,
and governments, ~abundantly~, our distrust, then AND now! If that is not
obvious in extremis... than you're just not keeping up with current events,
you're chewing window sills lathered in wet lead paint, or you know the
truth and ~choose~ to turn away.
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- ...Misleading, mislead, or mentally ill... "M"
cubed. Sound familiar? Feel it deviate your septums, skeptibunky spawn,
CSICOPian caperers, and "klasskurtzian" sycophants!
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- Forget for a moment that it is just ~that~ recognition
of provoked *mistrust*, and the *suspicions* that justifiably arise, which
~provide~ for an enlightening reexamination, revision, or more realistic
result for an evolving human condition, at ~all~! Understand, first, that
the doctor [immaterial] Joe Nickel exposes the CFInistic or CSICOPian "prime
directive" in a few chosen words that won't respect individual sensibility
and insensiblely supports a status quo continuing only to discredit ~itself~
as it shortchanges ~you~, reader, on a plethora of levels.
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- "Mistrust of government is dangerous and without
support". I paraphrase the [immaterial] doctor. "Suspicions regarding
the *respected* are dangerous and unsubstantiated." Is it ~any~ wonder
which side of the bullhorn our Dr. [immaterial] Nickel prefers to be?
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- No. Weigh the pros and cons as they were ladled out in
last night's surprisingly credible and balanced treatment of the mystery
surrounding the controversial MJ-12 documents to see for yourself which
is more *nourishing*. Mistrust of government ~is~ justified. Suspicion
with regard to historical figures is ~not~ without support. Friedman, Dolan,
and Rodeghier were just more convincing, less presumptive, and more authoritative
than Kurtz, Klass, or Nickel, who were ~less~ than authoritative, ~entirely~
assumptive, and ~profoundly~ less convincing. The former were credible
while the latter were "klasskurtzian," to use that word one more
time.
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- Verily, and in a manner similar to Dan Rather's "Bush
Memo" imbroglio, even if the MJ-12 documents ~are~ fakes... they're
the likely truth, I'm betting. MJ-12 ~is~ a reality. Suspicion ~is~ validated.
Mistrust ~is~ appropriate.
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- Together, they are the true skeptics very ~soul~... and
an apparent klasskurtzian antithesis.
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