ufo oggetti non identificati e alieni

"SECRETARY OF DEFENSE JAMES FORRESTAL OBJECTED TO THE SECRECY.
He was a very idealistic and religious man. He believed that the public
should be told. James Forrestal was also one of the first known
abductees. When he began to talk to leaders of the opposition party and
leaders of the Congress about the alien problem he was asked to resign
by Truman. He expressed his fears to many people. Rightfully, he
believed that he was being watched. This was interpreted by those who
were ignorant of the facts as paranoia. Forrestal later was said to
have suffered a mental breakdown. He was ordered to the mental ward of
Bethesda Naval Hospital. In spite of the fact that THE ADMINISTRATION
HAD NO AUTHORITY TO HAVE HIM COMMITTED, the order was carried out. In
fact, it was feared that Forrestal would begin to talk again. He had to
be isolated and discredited. His family and friends were denied
permission to visit.


Finally, on May 21, 1949, Forrestal's brother made a fateful decision.
HE NOTIFIED AUTHORITIES THAT HE INTENDED TO REMOVE JAMES FROM BETHESDA
on May 22. Sometime in the early morning of May 22, 1949, agents of the
CIA tied a sheet around James Forrestal's neck, fastened the other end
to a fixture in his room, then threw James Forrestal out the window.
The sheet tore and he plummeted to his death. James Forrestal's secret
diaries were confiscated by the CIA and were kept in the White House
for many years. Due to public demand the diaries were eventually
rewritten and published in a sanitized version. The real diary
information was later furnished by the CIA in book form to an agent who
published the material as fiction. THE NAME OF THE AGENT IS WHITLEY
STRIEBER and the book is 'MAJESTIC'. James Forrestal became one of the
first victims of the cover-up.