KNOWING THE FUTURE: UNCONVENTIONAL METHODS (Part 10)MINNEAPOLIS (STARpod.org) -- To understand the UFO tales of spies, lies, and polygraph tape, one must first become familiar with the key players sitting at the spy game table, and learn why they are important to U.S. National Security.Dr. Ron Pandolfi, a former CIA analyst recently with the ODNI, has a reputation for using "unconventional methods."Dr. Pandolfi's prior use of "unconventional methods" (while investigating missile technology transfer to China during the Clinton administration) landed him in front of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, and would eventually launch a Justice Department investigation into the actions of his superiors at CIA.The drama, which was initiated by the explosion of a Chinese rocket leading to technical assistance provided by Hughes, was reported by several mainstream media outlets including the New York Times (for background see the on-line STARpod.org "Pandolfi file" archives from STARstream Research).A few years before being called to testify in the closed SSCI hearings, Pandolfi received a call from a foreign national using the alias "Dr. Armen Victorian."During a lengthy phone conversation "Dr. Victorian" grilled Pandolfi on his involvement with the official weirdness that had transpired at the DIA in the mid-1980s.The DIA had been connecting their ultra-secret psychic spy research, which included plans to track Soviet submarines using "anomalous mental phenomena," to reports of unidentified flying objects.At one point in the conversation Pandolfi mentions former New York Times journalist Howard Blum and his book OUT THERE.Blum's narrative was built around his exposure of a secret government "UFO Working Group."In the recorded conversation obtained by STARstream Research, Pandolfi nonchalantly tells "Dr. Victorian" that "I was a member of that working group."(An excerpt of Pandolfi discussing the working group is available to download as an MP3 file at the STARpod.org website.)Pandolfi goes on to discuss numerous points of interest to UFO researchers, noting that his own interest in the UFO subject should not be interpreted as representing official CIA involvement.[Read More]Start with Part 1: Visions of 9/11
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