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Our First Secretary of Defense, James V. Forrestal, under the Truman administration, died of suspect circumstances that may be related to disclosure of the UFO/Alien phenoma. One person testifying at the Disclosure Project said that Forrestal was among those "erased" and was at the highest level in the government to be so done.
I came accross this website entitled :"Military/Apparent Serious Illness/Incapacitation of Heads of State/ Secretaries of State/Defense in Nuclear-Armed Governments - Resignations"
Which gave brief bios of such individuals, including statements by Nixon, saying how he got dizzy and was saying gibberish,hahahah.
You can reach this site at :http://sopris.net/mpc/military/incapacitation.html
Here is what it said on James V. Forrestal:
<font color="blue"> "In the early morning hours of May 22, 1949, the recently ousted first American Secretary of Defense, James Vincent Forrestal, committed suicide at the Bethesda Naval Hospital in Bethesda, Maryland.... When he took over the top Pentagon position in September 1947 he was already, in the words of a close friend, 'a burner-out-case.' Over the next year, his mental and physical condition deteriorated rapidly. The frustrations of his daunting job ground him down, as did a relentless campaign against him by columnist Drew Pearson. His personal life, moreover, had become emptier than ever. Once, near the end of his life, an aide found him in his office at 9:30 in the evening and suggested that he go home. He replied bleakly, 'Go home? Home to what?' The pressures of his life had caused his behavior to become erratic by 1949 and he resigned his Defense Department post on March 1, 1949. He was admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital (where he was placed in a 16th floor suite which had originally been built for President Franklin Roosevelt) shortly thereafter for psychiatric care. On May 22, after several prior attempts at suicide, and after copying a passage from Sophocles' 'Chorus From Ajax,' he jumped from the 16th floor hall window
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So I looked up Sophocles' Ajax, and well I didn't read the whole thing, but copied here the summary and some of the actual verse. It is very interesting.
<font color="purple">In the tragic fate of Ajax, the bravest of all the Greeks, save only Achilles, the poet teaches that men, though excelling in strength and riches, should never boast or utter impious words against the gods.
All human things
A day lays low, a day lifts up again;
But still the gods love those of ordered soul,
And hate the evil.
In bitter wrath that the Atridæ have decided the contest for the arms of Achilles in favor of Odysseus, Ajax determines to slay all the Argive leaders. One night, when about to enter the tent of Agamemnon for this purpose, Athena afflicts him with madness, and he falls upon the flocks, slaying bulls and rams in the belief that he is taking vengeance on his enemies. [/COLOR]
It doesn't take too much of a leap of imagination to see how this passage and summary might be speaking to words that should not be uttered, whether or not Forrestal scrawled this passage before flinging himself out the window or not.
Interesting, huh?
Our First Secretary of Defense, James V. Forrestal, under the Truman administration, died of suspect circumstances that may be related to disclosure of the UFO/Alien phenoma. One person testifying at the Disclosure Project said that Forrestal was among those "erased" and was at the highest level in the government to be so done.
I came accross this website entitled :"Military/Apparent Serious Illness/Incapacitation of Heads of State/ Secretaries of State/Defense in Nuclear-Armed Governments - Resignations"
Which gave brief bios of such individuals, including statements by Nixon, saying how he got dizzy and was saying gibberish,hahahah.
You can reach this site at :http://sopris.net/mpc/military/incapacitation.html
Here is what it said on James V. Forrestal:
<font color="blue"> "In the early morning hours of May 22, 1949, the recently ousted first American Secretary of Defense, James Vincent Forrestal, committed suicide at the Bethesda Naval Hospital in Bethesda, Maryland.... When he took over the top Pentagon position in September 1947 he was already, in the words of a close friend, 'a burner-out-case.' Over the next year, his mental and physical condition deteriorated rapidly. The frustrations of his daunting job ground him down, as did a relentless campaign against him by columnist Drew Pearson. His personal life, moreover, had become emptier than ever. Once, near the end of his life, an aide found him in his office at 9:30 in the evening and suggested that he go home. He replied bleakly, 'Go home? Home to what?' The pressures of his life had caused his behavior to become erratic by 1949 and he resigned his Defense Department post on March 1, 1949. He was admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital (where he was placed in a 16th floor suite which had originally been built for President Franklin Roosevelt) shortly thereafter for psychiatric care. On May 22, after several prior attempts at suicide, and after copying a passage from Sophocles' 'Chorus From Ajax,' he jumped from the 16th floor hall window
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So I looked up Sophocles' Ajax, and well I didn't read the whole thing, but copied here the summary and some of the actual verse. It is very interesting.
<font color="purple">In the tragic fate of Ajax, the bravest of all the Greeks, save only Achilles, the poet teaches that men, though excelling in strength and riches, should never boast or utter impious words against the gods.
All human things
A day lays low, a day lifts up again;
But still the gods love those of ordered soul,
And hate the evil.
In bitter wrath that the Atridæ have decided the contest for the arms of Achilles in favor of Odysseus, Ajax determines to slay all the Argive leaders. One night, when about to enter the tent of Agamemnon for this purpose, Athena afflicts him with madness, and he falls upon the flocks, slaying bulls and rams in the belief that he is taking vengeance on his enemies. [/COLOR]
It doesn't take too much of a leap of imagination to see how this passage and summary might be speaking to words that should not be uttered, whether or not Forrestal scrawled this passage before flinging himself out the window or not.
Interesting, huh?