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He essentially did the same thing to Moore: ask him to lie with the promise of delivering the truth to him and him alone
June 8, 2025 at 12:48 PM
He essentially did the same thing to Moore: ask him to lie with the promise of delivering the truth to him and him alone
I mentioned this on the other site, and Pilkington agreed, but it's probable Doty was misled into believing he was protecting a real UFO program
June 8, 2025 at 12:48 PM
I mentioned this on the other site, and Pilkington agreed, but it's probable Doty was misled into believing he was protecting a real UFO program
Would love to. Hit me up on the other site for my email if you don't already have it.
June 7, 2025 at 5:47 PM
Would love to. Hit me up on the other site for my email if you don't already have it.
Given Doty's status today as an advocate for the existence of UFOs, it's entirely possible he was misled by the USAF into believing he was protecting a *real* UFO program.
June 7, 2025 at 5:47 PM
Given Doty's status today as an advocate for the existence of UFOs, it's entirely possible he was misled by the USAF into believing he was protecting a *real* UFO program.
But the use of UFO disinformation involving missile silos doesn't seem far-fetched. Richard Doty, an agent with USAF OSI, may have first interacted with the UFO community a decade later by hoaxing the National Enquirer with a story of a similar incident.
From Mirage Men:
From Mirage Men:
June 7, 2025 at 5:46 PM
But the use of UFO disinformation involving missile silos doesn't seem far-fetched. Richard Doty, an agent with USAF OSI, may have first interacted with the UFO community a decade later by hoaxing the National Enquirer with a story of a similar incident.
From Mirage Men:
From Mirage Men:
Some of the WSJ article seems speculative, however. A portion of the article notes that the military tested an EMP generator at its underground nuclear complex at Malmstrom AFB, unintentionally inspiring Robert Salas's decades-long media career as a UFO advocate.
June 7, 2025 at 5:45 PM
Some of the WSJ article seems speculative, however. A portion of the article notes that the military tested an EMP generator at its underground nuclear complex at Malmstrom AFB, unintentionally inspiring Robert Salas's decades-long media career as a UFO advocate.
The practice of lying to your people would be useful if you want to create confusion around a subject, such as a highly-classified program. Only an extremely small group would know the truth, while a larger number of people would help maintain secrecy by unknowingly spreading misinfo.
June 7, 2025 at 5:44 PM
The practice of lying to your people would be useful if you want to create confusion around a subject, such as a highly-classified program. Only an extremely small group would know the truth, while a larger number of people would help maintain secrecy by unknowingly spreading misinfo.
Another possibility is that Yankee Blue was purely disinfo. The CIA has an internal security practice known as "eyewashing" which involves the creation of fake memos and other disinfo to mislead its own officers.
www.washingtonpost.com/world/nation...
www.washingtonpost.com/world/nation...
‘Eyewash’: How the CIA deceives its own workforce about operations
The agency circulates false information among its employees to protect operations, but critics say the practice can distort the record.
www.washingtonpost.com
June 7, 2025 at 5:43 PM
Another possibility is that Yankee Blue was purely disinfo. The CIA has an internal security practice known as "eyewashing" which involves the creation of fake memos and other disinfo to mislead its own officers.
www.washingtonpost.com/world/nation...
www.washingtonpost.com/world/nation...
"Yankee Blue," a hazing ritual as it's dubbed by the WSJ in the article, seems to be an OPSEC test for initiates to highly-classified USAF programs, to assess their ability with sensitive information:
June 7, 2025 at 5:42 PM
"Yankee Blue," a hazing ritual as it's dubbed by the WSJ in the article, seems to be an OPSEC test for initiates to highly-classified USAF programs, to assess their ability with sensitive information: