Meme Scholar with Madness (PhD)

[EndtheMadnessNow]

August 10, 1984: the John Milius film RED DAWN opened in theaters and was a Timothy McVeigh favorite. "I love the bomb. It's sort of a religious totem to me. Like the plague in the Middle Ages, it's the hand of God coming out indiscriminantly to snatch you." - RED DAWN auteur John Milius, American Film magazine interview, May, 1982.




Bring the War Home: The White Power Movement and Paramilitary America Hardcover (2018) by Kathleen Belew.

On the day of the OK city bombing I was on duty at Ford Island, Pearl Harbor, in the breakroom watching TV awaiting to be relieved. Thought I was watching a movie, it was so surreal.


Alexander Haig (4-star General, Sec of State, Supreme Allied Commander Europe; Ronald Reagan’s “I-am-in-control” top aide) was a member of the MGM board of directors. He yearned to develop a movie career. He supervised the development of the movie Red Dawn and made significant changes to it.
Variety (June 16, 1997)




August 10, 1992: the Ted Gup TIME magazine cover story that documents the Arthur Godfrey Doomsday Message was published. President Eisenhower learned that the U-2 cat was out of the bag while at Mt Weather during the annual Operation Alert 1960 (Civil defense relocation drill). It was J. Leo Bourassa that told TIME in 1992 he was the one who broke the news to Ike. However, there are also reports that it was CIA director Allen Dulles.


The Doomsday Blueprints (pgs 3, 4 of 9)

Also, journalist Ted Gup and retired Air Force Col. Joseph Leo Bourassa [1917-2000] director of Mount Weather top secret Continuity of Government super-bunker facility codename "Special Facilities Division" aka "High Point" aka "Crystal Palace" (the real one), appeared on Larry King Live on CNN. They were promoting Gup's TIME magazine cover story published the very same day.

“That facility could have accommodated thousands of people. They would have rotated the bunks. They would have been working very long shifts. There was a crematorium to dispose of bodies, people that had been killed from either blast burns or radiation. It was a remarkably sophisticated and complete facility, and one of several around the country.”
- Ted Gup on Larry King Live in 1992 (PDF transcript)

Col. J. Leo Bourassa. He headed up the "Special Facilities Division" within the Office of Emergency Planning. He is the person mentioned in the Blue Book file dealing with the Kecksburg crash.

Aerial photographs of Mount Weather show the presidential heliport where the president is dropped off. The tower that directs in the president’s flight is known as "bluegrass tower." In the Kecksburg Blue Book file right after J. Leo Bourassa’s name you will find (Code blue grass). Another connection to the code "bluegrass" is a paranormal CIA project started in 1955, which I haven’t confirmed yet.

While at the Johnson library I was looking for files on Bourassa and on the "Special facilities Division" to see how it fit into the Kecksburg crash. What I learned about Bourassa while at the library is that he had also been heavily involved in the 1965 blackout of New York City. In fact, he wrote a report to Ellington detailing his findings. Bourassa’s findings hinted at the possible role of UFOs in the blackout.

The White House Role in Crashed UFO Retrievals by Grant Cameron.

This guy Bourassa was super deep state politics (COG) and deep state UFOs. Cursory search does not even turn up any photos, not even when he was in uniform and the Larry King video does not appear online.





This stack of 62,500 punched cards — 5 MB worth — held the control program for the enormous Semi-Automatic Ground Environment (SAGE) military computer network. SAGE directed and controlled the NORAD response to a possible Soviet air attack, operating in this role from the late 1950s into the 1980s. Parts of the network were common props in cold war lore & movies such as Dr. Strangelove and Colossus, and on science fiction TV series such as The Time Tunnel. (photo from the MITRE Corporation)

Many people were at first dubious that hole-filled cards were better than ledger books. Nonetheless, punched cards dominated data processing from the 1930s to 1960s. Clerks punched data onto cards using keypunch machines without needing computers.



IF ARPANET was the technical progeny of SAGE, then MITRE is its institutional progeny - implementation of militarization of academia. The development of digital computing, high-level languages, RAM was all the SAGE boondoggle to militarize North American airspace. It also implemented the militarization of the public communications infrastructure. The modem was invented as part of the SAGE project so radar relays could (more cheaply) parasitically transmit data across commercial telephone lines.

Cover story from August 1983:




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