by Rhoda Wilson, Expose News:
In recent years, there has been a surge in corporate media coverage of unidentified flying objects (“UFOs”) and alien disclosure, with government agencies, intelligence services and space organisations actively discussing the topic. The coordinated messaging across media and government agencies has raised questions about whether this is part of a larger agenda.
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In the first part of a series of articles exposing a century of UFO PsyOps, Matthew Ehret explores the role of H.G. Wells, cybernetics, World War II Germany, the RAND Corporation, the US Central Intelligence Agency (“CIA”) and Britain’s Military Intelligence Section 6 (“MI6”).
The following is a summary of the article ‘A Century of UFO PsyOps Exposed Part 1: From War of the Worlds to Laurence Rockefeller’s Disclosure Project’ written by Matthew Ehret and published by The Last American Vagabond on 17 December 2024. Ehret’s article has many more hyperlinks to sources than we have included below.
In recent years, there has been a surge in corporate media coverage of UFOs and alien disclosure, with government agencies, intelligence services and space organisations actively discussing the topic, which has led to speculation about the motivations behind this sudden shift in attention.
The coordinated messaging across media and government agencies has raised questions about whether this is an attempt to deflect attention from other pressing issues or part of a larger agenda, leaving citizens to decide what to believe.
Table of Contents
‘The War of the Worlds’
To understand the context of this phenomenon, it is useful to look back at the 1938 radio broadcast of H.G. Wells’ ‘The War of the Worlds’, which was presented as a live news report and caused widespread panic among American listeners who believed a real alien invasion was underway.
The broadcast was organised by CBS and the Princeton Radio Research Project, which was funded by the Rockefeller Foundation, and serves as an early example of using science fiction to shape public perception and manipulate fear.
H.G. Wells, the author of ‘The War of the Worlds’, was not only a science fiction writer but also a leading strategist of the London Fabian Society, a group promoting a global secular religion of collectivism, and an early propagandist with British Intelligence’s Propaganda Bureau during World War I.
Wells’ non-fiction works, such as ‘Open Conspiracy: Blueprint for a World Revolution’ (1928) and ‘New World Order‘ (1940), reveal his thoughts on the need for a new system of faith to replace traditional values and promote a new world order, highlighting the connection between science fiction and the shaping of public opinion.
As outlined in his book ‘New World Order’, Wells envisioned a new age of world government, where the abolishment of private property was a pre-condition for remoulding human nature into a collective hive of obedient serfs.
Wells proposed “the handling of the common affairs of mankind by a common control.” The “common control” Wells envisioned was in the form of a World Brain that would control all information and acceptable definitions and symbols used to direct the behaviour of humanity.
“In his ‘Open Conspiracy: Blueprint for a World Revolution’, Wells wrote of the new system of faith required to replace the obsolete age of Christianity which caused the minds of citizens to become too unruly and inclined to resist a new world order while also embracing their sense of nationalism, family, and of course sense of God,” Ehret wrote.
Cybernetics: The Science of Control and its Applications
The end of World War 2 saw the emergence of a new branch of science called cybernetics, founded by Norbert Wiener, a protégé of Lord Bertrand Russell, and sponsored by the US Air Force, Josiah Macy Foundation and Rockefeller Foundation.
Wiener’s work on radar defence systems was influenced by British Scientist Sir Henry Tizard, who headed the Tizard Mission to Washington in 1940, transferring knowledge of jet propulsion systems, microwave radar and integrated management systems to American scientists.
The Tizard Mission played a crucial role in the development of the joint US-British Manhattan Project, which saw the application of Tizard’s radar systems that could detect flying objects beyond human eyesight.
Wiener’s “science of control” emerged from his efforts to use radar information to shoot down enemy rockets and aircraft, using a three-fold process of feedback loops, which was later extended to analyse and control humanity as a whole.
Wiener and his patrons applied the logic of feedback loops, symbolic logic, and information interpretation to humanity, treating it as a computer system organised by expert programmers, with the goal of achieving a collective hive of obedient serfs.
By 1946, the science of cybernetics had advanced enough to be applied across various government, educational and military departments through “systems analysis” and systems planning, leading to the re-organisation and compartmentalisation of agencies under centralised control.
The RAND Corporation and the Shaping of Policy
The RAND Corporation, established in 1946 as an outgrowth of the US Army Air Force, was the first organisation to emerge based on cybernetic principles, bringing together specialists from universities, intelligence, the military and the private sector.
The RAND Corporation aimed to remove policy-making from elected leaders and instead use “scientific” decision-making managed by expert technicians, utilising statistical probability theory to craft policy proposals for various aspects of human life.
The RAND Corporation was given legitimacy by the roles played by leading generals Lauris Norstand and Major General Curtis Lemay, with Robert Stanton as its first director, who was also the President of CBS, a member of the Council of Foreign Relations and the manager of the 1938 War of the Worlds psychological experiment. In this function, Stanton worked closely with another Rockefeller asset named Hadley Cantril who co-directed the Princeton Radio Research Project and later became the American agent for British Security Coordination under MI6 operative William Stephenson.
