Pluto and truth

Two mysteries of the 20th century were the possibility that Lee Harvey Oswald did not act alone when he killed Kennedy and that a UFO, complete with alien bodies, crashed in Roswell, New Mexico in 1947.

To accept either possibility as fact was to align oneself with conspiracy nuts and kooks.

To accept either as false was to accept:

the Magic Bullet theory… one bullet hit Kennedy in the back, exited his neck and then continued on to hit Connally in the back, wrist and leg. The bullet eventually falls out of Connally’s leg and onto his stretcher at Parkland.

All the witnesses from Roswell experienced something called the time-compression effect and what they really saw was a secret government project, complete with mannequins, that was tested a decade later.

In the past few months two ‘deathbed confessions’ have surfaced which have brought renewed interest to both issues.E. Howard Hunt, CIA agent, thought by many to be one of the three ‘hobos’ seen at the assassination site apparently confesses on tape and in writing that he was involved in a conspiracy to assassinate the president.

And, Lieutenant Walter Haut, the public relations officer who issued the first report that the air force had captured a UFO and the following report that the UFO was really just a weather ballon, prepared an affidavit – to be released after his death – stating that he believes that a UFO crashed; he attended military briefings and he saw the evidence and the alien bodies.

A prediction for the Pluto in Sagittarius period was that many secret truths would be exposed, particularly in Sagittarian areas.The Kennedy assassination and the Roswell incident lived on in the public consciousness largely because of the clumsy attempts to cover them up and the deathbed confessions are perfect examples of the action of Pluto in Sagittarius.

July 27, 2007 | Filed Under Influences 

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