Grant Cameron: Wilbert Smith, the Canadian Gov't and UFOs, UFO metals, AFFA the Alien

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Grant Cameron The Canadian Gov't and UFOs -UFO/UAP metals, AFFA the Alien:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=dTpMo9aCNhU

Update Follow Up Video (added 18-10-2019):

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=IN5uRX51eNU

This may have been Grant at the 2005 Ozark conference Wilbert was the head of the Canadian Government's flying saucer study. What do the Presidents know? 1975 UFO flap, UFOs landing in Wilbert Smith's yard, Project Magnet 1953, Vannevar Bush, dead alien, pieces of ufos/hardware, Robert Sarbacher Noise:signal ratio Smith had a 100-150 questionnaire he would give to the contactees, he was in contact with all of the 1950s contactees like George Adamski, Daniel Fry, George Hunt Williamson. Smith had 37 Patents Jim Smith, Wilbert's so, handling crashed saucer metals (meta material) that were sent to his father to have analysis done.

Grant Cameron is a Canadian UFO investigator and author and was honored as the International Researcher of the Year at the Leeds Conference.

If people truly understand the UFO mystery, they will come to realize that it is the Super Bowl of all stories. No story in history will be bigger.

This channel will do what it can to reveal what the government really knows about UFOs. It will explore who the intelligence behind the phenomena is, why they are here, what their message is, and what is the true nature of reality.

The story will be told by government officials, but mostly by experiencers who are the individuals who are dealing with the UFO intelligence.

Grant Cameron Whitehouse UFO
http://beyondpresidentialufo.com/beyond-articles/

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updated with new video added!

[Bill Ryan]

Grant Cameron refers to Wilbert Smith answering the often-asked question of why the governments were keeping all this a secret with this article:

Official Reticence

I am often asked if I can give an answer to the official reticence in the matter of flying saucers. I am afraid that there is no single reason, only a combination of circumstances, each contributing in their own way to a situation which would be ludicrous if it were really not so pathetic.

The current interest in flying saucers dates from the Kenneth Arnold sight in 1947. At the time the gentlemen of the press seized upon the item and it was featured far and wide throughout the world, with far more emphasis on its news value than its significance. This was followed by reports of many more sightings and a style was set. Soon everyone was stylist and on the band wagon; jokes and cartoons were created and published and the whole matter lost what little perspective it had and arrived at the public consciousness completely out of context and misrepresented. Consequently, it became practically impossible for a casual enquirer to sort out the facts from the fictions, legends and speculations which mushroomed up and became the "literature" of the subject. After foundering a while in the morass most people just gave up and relied for their opinions on some authority.

To most people the government is the final authority, but they seldom realize that government is made up of a large number of people who are experts in their own fields, but very much laymen in other fields. If, within government, there is no bureau within which a new situation will fit neatly, it is entirely homeless unless and until a suitable bureau can be created. But the creation of a government bureau requires a definite act by the government, and the voting and expenditure of public funds, which in turn has to be justified publicly. Consequently, when a situation develops such as the advent of flying saucers, it is unfair to expect an early answer from government. The best that a government can do under such circumstances is to make use of a "back door" arrangement with which we are all familiar, namely, the "classified project." But even this is a gamble in that it is predicated on the project yielding positive results with the answers all tied up in a neat little bundle, otherwise the project flops and slips into oblivion.

The United states tried this latter approach but it backfired, through a unique series of circumstances which I shall try to outline. Although I was in no way involved with the United States flying saucer investigations, I do know how these projects work and how they fit into the overall structure, so I feel my analysis is valid.

Any project starts out with its initial directive or terms of reference from which it evolves its strategy and then works out suitable tactics. Since flying saucers were obviously in the domain of the Air Force, and the vast publicity accorded them resulted in a deluge of inquiries and demand for an explanation of what was going on in the skies, the obvious course was for the air force to set up a project with a directive to look at this new situation and try to get them off the hook. With this sort of directive the strategy was of course to gather actual sighting data and then rationalize it as far as possible. Since it was obviously convenient to classify the project, the tactics at once developed into a one way pipe line, with all sorts of information going in, and nothing coming out. This of course made many people unhappy and suspicious, which fact was seized upon, publicized, magnified, and built up into a sinister plot to keep the public in ignorance.

Within the Air Force, as in any other large established organization, Parkinson’s law has been at work for some time and we find lots of chiefs but not to many Indians. Every job, large or small, is invariably delegated through many levels of responsibility until it finally arrives at the low man on the totem pole who does the work. Consequently, the only people who are entirely familiar with the job is the low man on the totem pole and his supervisor.

From time to time progress reports are prepared and started along their long and tedious way up the ladder, and since each successive level is progressively more remote from the actual work, each level strikes out of the report those references which to him seem inappropriate, and a t long last a thoroughly emasculated version arrives at the desk of the individual who started the whole thing off in the first place. If any information on the subject is to be released it is almost invariably based on this mutilated version and not on the work as actually done at the working level.

This situation is further aggravated by the fact that personnel at the various levels have a habit of changing and successive reports receive different treatment, so that the corresponding "edited" versions arriving at the top level are often are often inconsistent and contradictory. In the case of the flying saucer projects we have seen all these factors at work with a vengeance.

The question may well, and probably will be asked, Are the top brass unaware of the situation, and if they know about it why don’t they fix it? The answer is very simple; they do know, but to fix it would mean by-passing of the hierarchy and the destruction of a highly satisfactory system. The system breaks down only when it tries to cope with an entirely alien situation, which happens rarely, otherwise it works effectively and efficiently. The trouble is that the flying saucer situation is definitely alien.

It may be well to remember that initially there may have been some legitimate fear of the saucers, but this fear did not last long. It soon became apparent that these objects did not constitute any particular menace to humanity and there was practically nothing which could be done about it if they did. They came and went as they pleased with little or no apparent concern whether we saw them or not. They were in complete control and we were merely casual observers.

Consequently, to the Air Force, since they constituted no apparent threat to national security, they were reduced to a mere nuisance value, and that nuisance was to be rid of the whole thing. But there was no one else to carry the ball and the air force stuck with it.

Unfortunately, since the classified projects were largely aimed at "explaining away" these things, a certain position had to be taken by the Air Force, and having just painted themselves into a corner, now must wait until the paint dries. What solid information tat did come out of these projects was most disturbing indeed, striking at the very root of our conventional science. But there wasn’t enough of this information on which to base any substantial reform in scientific thinking; just enough to produce an uneasy feeling that all is not well. So naturally, the least said about it the better, until more was known. One can’t just come out and say that the velocity of light is not a universal constant, or that Newton’s laws don’t always work, or that gravity isn’t the primary force after all.

Officialdom is fidgeting in their chairs hoping for some sort of scientific, mathematical or experimental breakthrough which will tie together the loose ends and explain away the whole flying saucer business without having to go beyond the bounds of conventional science. In other words the status quo is more important than new knowledge. Meanwhile, since they do not have enough answers for the questions which are now being raised, they most certainly aren’t going to invite a deluge of further questions admitting anything.

There is one more facet that I would like to deal with. Many people have wondered why the politicians have not picked up the ball, but the answer lies in the concert of politics itself. Politicians have two interests in life; first to win an election, and second, to do as good a job as possible of representing their constituency. Neither of these could be considered as embracing flying saucer investigations. True, a member of the house may ask questions about flying saucers, suggest that something might be done about their study, or even introduce a bill to take definite action, but without strong public support the result is only so much more wordage in the official record. Furthermore, because of the type of publicity from which the whole flying saucer subject has suffered, politicians who are naturally very sensitive to public reaction, are reluctant to stick their necks out.

In light of the foregoing reasoning I feel that we need not expect any significant statement with respect to flying saucers by any government agency. The nearest we can come to getting an official statement is from a few sincere researchers in the government service who, themselves, are satisfied of their findings and willing to risk the censure of their colleagues and the prestige of their positions. More often than not these people must wait until they retire from the government service before they feel free to make any statement at all.

In conclusion I would like to draw an analogy with the story of a man who was accused in court of stealing chickens. The farmer, his son and the hired man had all testified that they had seen the man steal the chickens, but when the judge asked him what he had to say for himself he just grinned and said, "Sir, I can produce twice as many people what didn’t see me steal those chickens!" I am afraid that this is typical of the thinking of many people.

[Bill Ryan]

Well, I got very interested in AFFA the Alien. Grant starts talking about this in depth at 46:00 in the first video. Here's more to read:

• The Day the Navy Established ‘Contact’
  http://presidentialufo.com/old_site/affa_cia.htm

• Invite AFFA to Land
  http://presidentialufo.com/old_site/affa_landing.htm

• Canadian UFO Director gets an Alien Letter
  http://presidentialufo.com/old_site/frances_swan.htm

• AFFA Sends a Message
  http://presidentialufo.com/old_site/maier_sisters.htm

[Bill Ryan]

Here's an excellent article by Andrew Johnson (actually, a chapter from his book Acknowledged). It's an excellent accompaniment to Grant Cameron's presentation.

The whole book is online here. Here's the extracted chapter:

• Wilbert B Smith - From Sceptic to Contactee
  http://projectavalon.net/Wilbert_B_S..._Contactee.pdf

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An important archive of Wilbert Smith-related audio, all from this page:

• http://checktheevidencecom.ipage.com...o/?dir=WBSmith

(I don't know if there's an optimum sequence for these audios. But as can be seen, some of them have dates.)

• 06 - WB Smith February 1, 1958, The New Science 2.mp3
• 13 - Canadian Pacific Airlines UFO Pilot Case from June, 1966. Dr. J. Allen Hynek.mp3
• 07 - Levelland, TX Police Case of 11-4-1957 - News Report.mp3
• 14 - Lake McGregor, Alberta Canada UFO Cases and Witness -Augt 9, 1968.mp3
• WB Smith - Project Magnet November 11, 1957 .mp3
• WB Smith - Philosophy of The Saucer People - Mar 16, 1958.mp3
• 10 - Project Magnet discussed - Earl J Neff (CUP) and Harv Morgan January 3, 1963.mp3
• WB Smith We Are Not Alone in the universe on February 1, 1958.mp3
• 01 WB Smith September 6, 1957.mp3
• 01 - Project Blue Book - Canadian Radio Editorial 1956.mp3
• 02 - Project Magnet - Wilbert B. Smith.mp3
• 04 - Battle Of Los Angeles.mp3
• 03 - Project Magnet - Robert Beck Audio Letter To Keyhoe.mp3
• 05 - President Harry Truman Denies Knowledge of Flying Saucers - May 1949 Newscast.mp3
• 06 - American Airlines CE-II Case of 5-29-1950 - Capt. Willis Sperry.mp3
• 06 - Now The Night Is Here.mp3
• 08 - Lt. Col. Althasan Spilhaus of the AFSAB on Flying Saucers.mp3
• 09 - Men in Black - Albert K. Bender on MIB and International Flying Saucer Bureau.mp3
• 15 - Gene DuPlanier - UFO Case Summaries CBC 1967.mp3
• 05 - WB Smith February 1, 1958, The New Science 1.mp3
• 16 - Major Donald E. Keyhoe NICAP, debates Col. William Coleman, USAF - CBC 1975.mp3
• 12 - Vancouver, BC Beeping Case, British Columbia on June 6, 1966.mp3

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Awesome collection Bill (most is known to me) but good to see it all together!

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• Wilbert Smith Ottawa 🇨🇦 Address - 31 March 1958 - Improved audio!

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=m83QFdWFHEE

• Transcript:

I have been actively engaged in the investigation of the group of phenomena known as flying saucers for over seven years. During this period I have read most of the available literature on the subject, interviewed a great many people who have seen unusual things in the sky, examined many pictures and physical objects, made observations with scientific instruments, and carried on a series of communications with intelligences with intelligences claiming to be extraterrestrial.

I started the investigation out of curiosity, and as an extreme sceptic, fully expecting to find the phenomena to be due to man-made or natural causes. I am 48 years old, hold a Master’s degree in electrical engineering, occupy a responsible position in the Canadian Government, hold a half dozen patents, am author or several technical papers, and in general enjoy a background in technical work and science indicating at least an average competence to study and report on phenomena of a scientific nature.

I have tried as far as possible to use conventional and standard methods and equipment, and to investigate all possible angles before drawing any conclusions. In other words, I have followed the same general procedures which I would have followed if I undertaken to study some more prosaic subject, such as radio wave propagation.

The first phase of the work consisted of reading all available literature, collecting as much observational data as possible, and in general getting a fair perspective of the problem. The second phase involved theoretical and laboratory work, finding openings in our technology and in establishing relevant reference points. And the third phase involved following up the many and varied leads which developed from the first two phases.

I do not intend to dwell on the first phase of the work, as my experience was exactly parallel with other investigators who have provided extensive published reports on their findings. Nor will I dwell on the many dead ends, which were explored, which looked promising at first, but faded out after careful investigation. Nor will I be able to be specific, as I would like to be with respect to material given to me in confidence, or which came through classified channels. Furthermore, it is not my intention to try to convert anyone to my way of thinking, but merely to state what I believe and why I believe it.

Let us take a look at a few facts. First, hundreds of normal, honest people have seen lights in the sky, which behaved like no light seen in the sky would normally behave. Secondly, hundreds of normal, honest people have seen what appeared to be solid, real objects in the sky, which behaved it no object seen in the sky ought to behave. Thirdly, hundreds of people have seen objects in the earth’s atmosphere at sufficiently close range to see enough detail to enable them to say definitely what the object was not, even though they could not identify what it was. Fourthly, descriptions of these objects from observers where circumstances virtually preclude collusion check quite well among themselves, and against the data received from other sources.

It is not reasonable to suppose that hundreds of ordinary, normal people, whose word we would readily accept under more mundane circumstances- for instance, as witness to an automobile accident- should suddenly becomes liars, fools, neurotics, and otherwise quite incompetent observers.

I have interviewed many of these people myself, and I am convinced that they are sane, sober, honest folk, who are reporting as best they can something that they really did witness. I will concede that some of these people did not do as good as job of observing as someone who is better trained might have done, within their limits. I believe that they did honestly report what they saw.

Let us take a look at a few more facts. First, there have been several close brushes with these objects, and in one case at least the aircraft pilot lost his life as a consequence. Captain Mantell was reported killed as a result of chasing a flying saucer on January7, 1947. The incident is described in detail in Report on Unidentified Flying Objects by Edward J. Ruppelt, pp.51-60 (American edition)

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• Wilbert B Smith and UFO/ET Disclosure - Part 1:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=0kDC3aj4WzM

• Wilbert B Smith and UFO/ET Disclosure - Part 2:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=yn2uhYpCE1A

In this presentation we will mainly examine Wilbert Smith’s key role in the research and analysis of the “flying saucer” phenomenon, Smith seems to have significant things to tell us. He does not seem to be that well known. As a prominent member of the Canadian Government, he had access to classified information. Smith held an unusual combination of views which seemed to be at odds with his Scientific background and other work. We will come across other figures who either worked with Smith, gave him information, or were speaking out during the same time period.

Don’t Know What To Do: The cover-up may simply be a case of the government not knowing what to do about the ET situation. They might be simply covering up their ignorance. Wilbert Smith, who headed up the Canadian government investigation into flying saucers from 1950-1954, said “The only reason that those in authority have said nothing about it is that they simply don’t know what to do about it. ” This not knowing what to do led to a situation inside the Canadian government of helplessness. Wilbert B. Smith stated, “Fact is when certain government officials came face to face with the reality of the space people, and realized there was nothing they could do about it, they promptly closed their eyes and hoped the whole thing would go away.”


Psi Warfare: There is much to indicate that mental phenomena are a large part of how the aliens fly the craft and how they communicate and control UFO abductees. The intelligence community would die for this technology, and would be very afraid of such technology falling into enemy hands. The fact that “mental phenomena” is a key part of the UFO phenomena can be found as far back as a Canadian Top Secret memo written by the head of the government’s UFO program Wilbert Smith. He wrote, I was further informed that the United States authorities are investigating along quite a number of lines which might possibly be related to the saucers such as mental phenomena and I gather that they are not doing too well since they indicated that if Canada is doing anything in geo-magnetics they would welcome a discussion with suitably accredited Canadians.



The idea that “mind control” technology is part of the reason for the cover-up was even raised with President Clinton’s science advisor in 1994 by Cecil B. Jones. Jones was a partner with Laurance Rockefeller in their initiative to get President Clinton to declassify classified UFO files. In a February 17, 1994 from Jones to Dr. Jack Gibbon’s Jones wrote, “My mention of mind control at the February 4 meeting was quite deliberate. Please be careful about this. There are reasons to believe that some government group has interwoven research about this technology with alleged UFO phenomena. If that is correct, you can expect to run into early resistance when inquiring about UFOs, not because of the UFO subject, but because that has been used to cloak research and applications of mind-control activity.”

• Wilbert Smith, A Crashed Saucer, and the Ultimate Alien Encounter

Written by Grant Cameron

As more and more is made public about the flying saucer research of Canadian Project Magnet Director Wilbert Smith, it becomes more and more apparent that Smith enjoyed a high “need-to-know” on the subject, and at least temporarily held a close relationship with those doing the highest-level research in the United States. Agencies included the CIA, U.S. Navy, FBI, NASA, and the U.S. Research and Development Board.


Wilbert Smith wrote about some of this cooperation in his November 21, 1950 Top Secret UFO memo to the Department of Transport. “They indicated,” Smith wrote, “that if Canada is doing anything at all in geo-magnetics they would welcome a discussion with suitably accredited Canadians.”

Vannevar Bush, who Wilbert Smith had described in the Top Secret UFO memo as the head of a small group in the United States making a “concentrated effort” to discover the modus operandi of the flying saucers, also discussed Canadian-U.S. cooperation.

“We must depend heavily on the Canadians for investigation of communication, navigation, projectile control methods and ionospheric measurements in the all-important auroral belt. Interchange of technical information should be uninhibited to enable us to gain necessary Canadian information so that studies of the earth’s magnetic field may be completed.” [1],[2]

As a strange footnote to the possible exchange of flying saucer secrets from the United States to the Canadians, all disclosure of technical information to foreign nationals was contained in policy document “State-Defense MIC (Military Information Control Committee) 206/29.” The committee determined the ”various potential countries-recipient and delineated the limits of classification” for each “whether made orally or by means of transfer of reports or other documents.”

The Committee had a member from each of the three military services, and there was a fourth member of the committee from the Research and Development Board. Interestingly, the R&DB member for the period 1950-1951 when Smith first interviewed Dr. Robert Sarbacher, wrote his Top Secret UFO memo, and was sending UFO papers to Vannevar Bush, was none other Dr. Eric A. Walker. (At the time Executive Director at the R&DB)

Dr. Walker would go on to give a number of UFO interviews, which became the basic of the book “UFOs, MJ-12, and the Government.” If Smith had requested access to the craft and bodies, later interviews with Dr. Walker indicate Walker would have known where to send him.

• The Crashed Saucer

The Smith crashed flying saucer story actually goes back to the early 1980s. Alberta researcher John Musgrave told this researcher that Buck Buchanan, a close private associate of Smith in his post Project Magnet flying saucer research (1954-1961), lived near him and was telling him some incredible stories about his days working with Smith.
In a later letter to this author, Musgrave mentioned the story that Smith claimed he had been given a peak at a flying saucer at a Washington D.C. Air Force Base in the early 1950s. Although Musgrave didn’t reveal the source, it seemed certain that this was one of the amazing stories he had been told by Buchanan.

Musgrave stated his belief that he thought Smith might have been caught up in some sort of disinformation, and only thought he had seen a real craft. Musgrave made no reference to alien bodies being involved in the Washington saucer story.

In April 2002 I interviewed Wilbert Smith’s oldest son James and asked him about the crashed flying story told by Buchanan. James Smith confirmed the story, stating that his father had told him the story near the end of his life. What he had been told agreed with Buchanan’s Washington Air Force Base version.

• The Bodies

A second item that adds credence to the idea that Smith had been taken into the ultimate inner circle of those who had actually controlled the extraterrestrial proof was a story that Wilbert Smith had actually seen the extraterrestrial bodies from one of the crashes.

This genesis of this body story goes back to the Hotel Algonquin in 1972. Psychiatrist and paranormal researcher Dr. Berthold Schwarz was meeting with Harold Sherman, a renowned paragnost, psychic researcher and author of more than 90 books. Sherman was also prominent for his experiments in telepathy conducted between himself in New York City and Sir Hubert Wilkins who was at the time in the Canadian arctic.

During the conversation with Dr. Schwarz, Sherman began talking about his friendship with Mr. Silas Newton. Newton was the geophysicist, and oil businessman who gave the original lecture about the 1948 Aztec, New Mexico crash at the University of Denver on March 8, 1950.

It was also Silas Newton who had approached prominent Hollywood writer Frank Scully with the story of the Aztec crash, which Scully wrote up in a best selling book called “Behind the Flying Saucers.” The book created a stir of controversy and was generally written off by the majority of researchers as a hoax.

Part of book’s problems was that despite many attempts from researchers, reporters, and people offering movie deals, neither Newton nor Scully would reveal the eight different sources that had provided the details of the Aztec crash.

Harold Sherman had met Newton through Frank Scully who had been a long-time friend. He went on to know Newton for 30 years and gained great respect for him. He called him “an altogether extraordinary person who probably was misunderstood in many fields, but he had an awful lot to him.”[3]

According to Schwarz, it was during the 1972 discussion that Sherman had told him Wilbert Smith had provided access to the Aztec crash bodies for Silas Newton. In his 1983 book “UFO Dynamics“ Schwarz wrote “through the intervention of Wilbert Smith, electronics expert and organizer of Project Magnet Newton later actually saw the humanoids himself.”[4]

The significant part of this disclosure is that the Newton, although accosted by many researchers as an untrustworthy con man, ended up describing an event that now fits with what we know about Smith.

As well as telling a story that other more reliable people were telling, the story also rings true because if Newton made up the story about seeing the bodies it makes no sense that he would claim to have been given this ultimate Top Secret access through a foreign national. He would surely have claimed access through some high level U.S. official, or through his mysterious group of eight scientists known as ‘Dr. Gee.”

Another fact not known in 1972 when Schwarz and Sherman spoke is the fact that Smith was very interested in the Aztec crash. In 1983 a transcript of a September 1950 interview between Wilbert Smith and a U.S. military scientist by the name of Dr. Robert Sarbacher was released.

In this interview Dr. Robert Sarbacher had told Smith “the facts in the book (Frank Scully’s book on crashed flying saucers) are substantially correct.”[5] Smith would therefore have been operating under the assumption that the Aztec crash did take place despite the numerous debunking articles that were being written about the Scully book in the early fifties. There is little doubt that Smith would have followed on Aztec with other high-ranking U.S. officials.

There was no correspondence between Smith and Scully or Newton found in Scully’s files at the University of Wyoming, or in the Wilbert Smith files found at the University of Ottawa. Any contact with Newton by Smith would have been by phone or through channels.

The evidence that Smith had seen the bodies continued to surface in a 1997 message published on the Usenet from a former President of the Montreal Flying Saucer Club. This group was very active during the sixties, and it had contacts with the Ottawa Flying Saucer Club just down the road. The two groups had also done work together on two large objects that had been recovered from the shore of the St. Laurence River in 1961.

The story told by the former president, who identified himself only as The Observer, is that four members of the Montreal group had been visiting Ottawa in early 1964, and that they had stayed over-night at Mrs. Smith’s home.

It was during supper during the evening that Mrs. Smith told tales about her former husband. One of the stories included the fact that Wilbert Smith had personally viewed dead alien bodies. In an E-mail to this author

The Observer wrote, “We were told about the bodies that Wilbert Smith had seen when he was personally invited by the US military. We were simply told that he saw the bodies and from the impression that I received it was for only a short time – minutes not hours.”[6]

This Montreal Flying Saucer Club member further described the bodies according to what he recalled Mrs. Smith had stated.

“Mr. Smith described (to his wife) the dead occupants as having been approximately 4.5 to 5 feet in height, grayish blue tint to the skin, large eyes, small slit for a mouth and four long fingers with no thumbs.”[7]

This large eyes and four finger description is the only time a “grey type” description of the alien was ever associated with Wilbert Smith. The Observer, in relating what Mrs.

Smith had told the four Montreal members, might have added more than what they were actually told. For example, in a separate article written by The Observer concerning the disclosures made by Wilbert’s wife, the claim was made that the Smith description was associated with Roswell. The article also stated Smith had been invited to the crash site. Smith did not get involved in flying saucers till 1950, so there is no way he was at the Roswell crash site in July 1947.[8]

The large eyed grey idea was not only unknown to Wilbert Smith, it was also unknown in the UFO world prior to the 1961 abduction of Betty and Barney Hill. There were tall 7’ 8’ or 10’ beings, little men, small hairy dwarf like beings, dwarf-like beings with large heads, entities shaped like potato bags, robot-like creatures, entities without heads, and many many “humanlike figures.”

The days when Wilbert Smith was researching where dominated by contactees, and Wilbert Smith was one himself. In a letter to a Mr. Milne in 1957, for example, Smith stated, “It is my opinion that the people from outside are so much like us that they could mingle with us and we would be none the wiser.”

Once Smith died and the Hill abduction gained widespread publicity, all the alien encounters from 1947-1961 were basically removed from UFO histories as if they had never occurred.

Most present day researchers, for example, would probably agree with J. Allen Hynek (Scientific Consultant to the United States Air Force Project Blue Book) who described “most contactees as ‘pseudo-religious fanatics of low credibility value,”[9] or with abduction researcher David Jacobs who stated “basically contactee followers were gullible people who, through lack of adequate factual information about the UFO phenomena, formulated a belief system that easily incorporated the contactees “claims as fact.’”[10]

The usual telling of the Smith body story is the one related in 1998 when researcher and author Palmiro Campagna wrote the following in the Postscript section of his 1998 soft cover edition of “The UFO Files.” He wrote,

“According to James Smith, on one of his many trips to the U.S. Wilbert Smith told his son that he was shown recovered bodies from a recovered craft. Wilbert Smith described the bodies as small and humanoid in appearance.”

In July 2000 I interviewed James Smith by phone and revisited the issue of the alien bodies that Smith had seen. James stated that he had been told about the bodies as his father was near death. James was did not recall that the body description involved greys – simply small people.

In March 2002 James Smith was a guest on the “Strange Days… Indeed” radio show where he described the UFO hardware his father had received from the United States to analyze, and he again was asked about the alien body story.

James Smith described the aliens as “small humanoid” and “like descriptions of the time.” These descriptions were in agreement with descriptions made by many other people having alien encounters in the fifties. They would also agree with Smith’s notion that alien were not much different than we were and might even be distant relatives.

• Timing

If it occurred, it seems most probable that the Smith viewing of the crashed saucers and bodies occurred in the early fifties. The reasons for that would include.

• Correspondence from the Canadian Embassy in Washington during 1951 indicate that during that period Smith was dealing, at least indirectly, with Vannevar Bush at the Research and Development Board in Washington, D.C. Bush, being the head of the U.S. flying saucer effort would have been able to give Smith access to craft and bodies.
• Most importantly, Smith directed the classified Project Magnet from December 1950 to August 1954. With his clearance he would have been in a position to be shown the craft and body. Once the classified program was closed down in August 1954, Smith’s clearance and “need-to-know” on flying saucers probably went with it.
• Prior to the CIA Robertson panel in January 1953, the subject of flying saucers was more openly discussed. It is then more probable Smith was shown the craft and body before the CIA began the debunking campaign.
• The report from Sherman that Silas Newton was given access to the bodies through Wilbert Smith’s help, also indicates an early fifties date.
• The Musgrave story concerning the Washington crashed saucer viewing mentioned the early fifties.
• The tone of Smith writings near the end of his life in 1962 was not upbeat. Smith had not received a message from AFFA for almost two years. He had taken his anti-gravity experiment apart telling his wife that the world was not ready for it. His writing began to reflect his strong belief that the important part of the UFO mystery was in the philosophy of the aliens rather than in their technological hardware. In the early fifties Smith’s writing had showed a keen interest in discovering the propulsion of the strange new objects.

[01] Memorandum: “Vannevar Bush to Colonel Wood” Research and Development Board Files, National Archives, Box 534, Folder 3. Most of the Canadian contact was made through the liaison of the Research Defense Board of Canada, which was “charged with the establishment of all policies in the field of military research and development as well as exercising the executive functions of administering all the research and development installations in the Military Establishment.

[02] Dr. Omond Solandt, then the head of the Canadian Defense Research Board has on many occasions denied that this Smith – Bush relationship occurred. In a June 8, 1991 interview with Dr. Henry Victorian Solandt said, “Not that they (U.S.) were doing any work on it. They were watching it very closely as far as I knew… I got my information from Van Bush. At that time I used to see him a couple times during the year, and that was a subject that we sometimes discussed, but we never did any joint work on it.”

Solandt was questioned many times about whether or not the Smith had worked with the Americans. In early interviews Solandt stated that Canadians were not granted anything higher than Top Secret. However, in the 1991 interview with Victorian he contradicted this when asked if the Americans would have shared such “very secretive or above top secret” material. “They certainly would have,” replied Solandt. “If we would have shown interest in it and the need to know. We have shared some above top secret information. This is not exactly what we regarded a s being very important.

[03] Schwarz, Berthold “UFO Dynamics – Book 2” Carlstadt, New Jersey: Rainbow Books, 1983 p.535
[04] Ibid. P. 534
[05] From the transcript of an interview between Wilbert Smith and Dr. Robert Sarbacher, September 15, 1950. Found in Wilbert Smith’s personal files.
[06] E-mail “The Observer < pidivi@dsuper.net> to Grant Cameron”
[07] The Observer “Roswell is Factual” alt. Alien Visitors 06/18/1997
[08] Another thing that indicates the grey was foreign to Smith and everyone else in the 1950s was the reaction of Wilbert Smith’s metallurgist to Dr. Robert Sarbacher’s description of the alien bodies as “insect like.” When this Sarbacher/Steinman letter became public I sent it to the metallurgist for comment. He phoned days later absolutely shocked at the insect description. He told me that the Smith group had discussed the aliens many times and that this type of alien was never brought up.
[09] Pope, Nick, “The Uninvited”
[10] Jacobs, David “The UFO Controversy In America” Indiana University Press 1975 p. 113`

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[Bluegreen]

GRANT CAMERON Update: Canadian Government Study

Here's Grant with the latest on the Canadian government's official UFO-related activities.

Published 10th March 2023 (14:54)

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=rHXFuHUo2eQ

Website:
https://itsallconnected.weebly.com/

[XenoEngineer]

Bill! Thanks for all the research on W. B. Smith!

After studying with an electronics/quantum savant (informal geeks) I received his death-bed disclosure (ten days at home in 2013), and understood it all!

Whoa! I'm almost normal again... but to fabricate a W. B. Smith 'tensor beam' is a great stepping stone toward a "cognitive portal" into alienVille, i.e., a mental amplifier. The disclosure was about a military portal that worked, and that was the parallel of my personal vision trying to communicate with aliens forty years prior.

Returning to W. B. Smith's words after the 2013 disclosure put a whole new light on 'some' of Smith's information. The fabric of time seems to be a familiar topic now, and Smith's an open book, or rather, an open chapter --one of his chapter on time makes sense now. That chapter to me is about quantum field emergence with group-wave NMR tech (of my invention and full time passion at designing (builder skills are budding).

Smith said years of practice is needed to mentally influence his non-linear tensor beam's emergent field.

NEW STUFF MAYBE --> Bruce Gerlator spoke at Steve Elswick's (Tesla tech owner) Exotic Technology 2000 conference with a machine that injected brain wave patters as randomized square waves pulsing around a center frequency in brain wave regions. BTW --save for me posting about Bruce Gerlator, the name appeared exactly no where on google search, except for Steve Elswick's posting on Tesla Tech last year, and my posting looking for more info.

This electronic device directly puts current through the brain from earlobe to earlobe <-- at very weak levels = 0.00045 milliamps (450 microamps) at a maximum (can't feel the electricity at that level, but the brain/mind will entrain for a high-octane boost). This device could dial the brainwave frequencies one hopes to attain with years of meditation practice --for instant transcendental experience (calm, meditative, clairvoyant).

I can design Gerlator's device, and if you (or anyone) know of anyone that would like to discuss a fabrication project, please send them my way! I'm having trouble starting my electronics bench (living in a travel-trailer while re-building our home destroyed by water a year ago.

I hope Gerlator's device will help prepare for the portal-experience that attempts to duplicate the military's join-project with highly intelligent orbs, as the disclosure provided. This project went so very cosmic that I can't talk to anybody about it at any level that makes sense. Not to a level of comprehension, let alone to a level of confabulate and build five devices.

Thanks so much for your monumental effort at Project Avalon!


Hoping for some cosmic closure proportional to the cosmic level of information from the disclosure...
XenoEngineer

Retired over Indian Creek in Indiana