Sunday, August 21, 2011...note the year written...2011 not 2019 HC
Intelligence Dreaming of Magick -Part I

In my series on PSYOPS and UFOs I noted X-Files creator Chris Carter's curious overlap with the intelligence community, especially the notorious Richard Doty:

"Years after his AFOSI involvement with saucer researchers, Doty's career reached an apotheosis of sorts when he was actually invited to become a consultant for The X-Files, a position he says he held from 1994 to 1996. In time, he also wrote the screenplay for an episode, 'The Blessing Way,' which aired on September 22, 1995, although producer Chris Carter received writing credit. Doty also appeared as an extra in two episodes: 'Anasazi,' which aired on May 19, 1995, and 'Paper Clip,' shown on September 29 of the same year. He tried to write another, but says that it was 'killed' by a government agency that he was required to run everything past before turning any of it in for production. After the final season of the show, X-File producer Chris Carter was reportedly spotted at the Los Angeles FBI shooting range, which makes one wonder who was courting whom."

(Project Beta, Greg Bishop, pgs. 82-83)

Carter
Doty

In early installments, which can be viewed here, here, and here, I noted the curious overlap between certain X-Files plot lines and aspects of the disinformation campaign the military and various intelligence organizations have used in the UFO community. In general, I believe Carter has much more of an insider's view than many in the blogosphere have been willing to acknowledge. As a disclosure, X-Files just happens to be the Recluse's all time favorite show -I still watch an episode every night before I go to bed. But now I mainly watch it as a marvel of mass manipulation, than actual entertainment.

As I have stated in my PSYOPS/UFO blogs and various other pieces, I am not a big believer in the extraterrestrial hypothesis. What is more, I believe the extraterrestrial hypothesis has been massively manipulated by the intelligence community for over half a century, largely creating the modern UFOlogy in the process. In the 1990s the X-Files made much of this disinformation mainstream, in addition to having an enormous influence on the zeitgeist of both mainstream and underground culture. I daresay Doty and company were most certainly pleased with this state of affairs. Subversive, The X-Files was not -like much science fiction, it was an exercise in mass conditioning.

much more

plus there is a part 2 & 3 that I haven't read yet.

Part 1

http://visupview.blogspot.com/2011/08/intelligence-dreaming-of-magick-part-i.html

part 2

http://visupview.blogspot.com/2011/08/intelligence-dreaming-of-magick-part-ii.html

part 3

http://visupview.blogspot.com/2011/09/intelligence-dreaming-of-magick-part.html