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20th February 2015, 02:30
From Kerry Cassidy
"I interview Jim Nichols, artist, researcher about the Magicians of NASA, Project Paperclip, the beginnings of NASA, the real mission of the organization and the black magicians who work behind the scenes orchestrating the front org that is the NASA we know today.
Somewhere back in time this organization had a lofty mandate to take us back into space. Through the need for secrecy it has become a fragmented ghost of the real intentions behind it. We delve into the hows and whys that NASA has settled for so little so late in light of the advances in the secret space program" ...
Bio
Born in 1948, Jim Nichols spent the first twenty years of his life growing up in Ohio where, by his senior year of high school, Jim discovered he possessed an innate ambition to become an artist.
To pursue this interest, Jim enrolled for a Bachelor of Fine Arts program at Bowling Green State University in 1967, but unfortunately this schooling was interrupted in 1969 by the military draft. Jim resettled in Tucson, Arizona in 1972, where he resumed his interest in art and made something of a name for himself over the next eight years painting southwestern landscapes.
In 1980, his association with a world renowned UFO researcher, Lt. Col. Wendelle Stevens (Ret.), inspired Jim to launch into serious UFO illustrations, producing an extraordinary body of work that has since been published internationally in magazines, articles, books and the internet. His art was routinely featured on “The History Channel’s “UFO Hunters”. As well, the notoriety he gained as a UFO artist earned him a co-host seat on a weekly, Tucson Public Access Television program entitled, "UFOAZ Talks". This popular award winning program ran from 1991 through 1997, and was aired across the country.
After more than thirty years of UFO research, Jim has become a prolific writer, posting 14 BLOG essays on his web site, examining the political and social impact of a possible extra-terrestrial reality. More recently Jim has devoted his creativity to producing numerous video documentaries based on his blog essays. One of which entitled, “The Aldebaran Mystery” earned two EBE-Awards at 2010’s International UFO Conference in Laughlin, Nevada.
Web site: http://thewebmatrix.net/jimnicholsufo/
Published on Feb 19, 2015
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuB_7bUoVoY
"I interview Jim Nichols, artist, researcher about the Magicians of NASA, Project Paperclip, the beginnings of NASA, the real mission of the organization and the black magicians who work behind the scenes orchestrating the front org that is the NASA we know today.
Somewhere back in time this organization had a lofty mandate to take us back into space. Through the need for secrecy it has become a fragmented ghost of the real intentions behind it. We delve into the hows and whys that NASA has settled for so little so late in light of the advances in the secret space program" ...
Bio
Born in 1948, Jim Nichols spent the first twenty years of his life growing up in Ohio where, by his senior year of high school, Jim discovered he possessed an innate ambition to become an artist.
To pursue this interest, Jim enrolled for a Bachelor of Fine Arts program at Bowling Green State University in 1967, but unfortunately this schooling was interrupted in 1969 by the military draft. Jim resettled in Tucson, Arizona in 1972, where he resumed his interest in art and made something of a name for himself over the next eight years painting southwestern landscapes.
In 1980, his association with a world renowned UFO researcher, Lt. Col. Wendelle Stevens (Ret.), inspired Jim to launch into serious UFO illustrations, producing an extraordinary body of work that has since been published internationally in magazines, articles, books and the internet. His art was routinely featured on “The History Channel’s “UFO Hunters”. As well, the notoriety he gained as a UFO artist earned him a co-host seat on a weekly, Tucson Public Access Television program entitled, "UFOAZ Talks". This popular award winning program ran from 1991 through 1997, and was aired across the country.
After more than thirty years of UFO research, Jim has become a prolific writer, posting 14 BLOG essays on his web site, examining the political and social impact of a possible extra-terrestrial reality. More recently Jim has devoted his creativity to producing numerous video documentaries based on his blog essays. One of which entitled, “The Aldebaran Mystery” earned two EBE-Awards at 2010’s International UFO Conference in Laughlin, Nevada.
Web site: http://thewebmatrix.net/jimnicholsufo/
Published on Feb 19, 2015
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuB_7bUoVoY