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Is There Anything Credible in the Writings of Dr. Peter
Beder? Q:
There’s an author; his name is Peter David Beder. He wrote a book called Conspiracy
Against the Dollar, and apparently he was also the legal counsel for the
Exxon Bank during the Kennedy administration, and apparently he doesn’t have
a lot of credibility with a lot of people, but at one point he claimed that
the United States had laid cables off the different coasts and powered them
with nuclear reactors to control the steering currents for the weather
patterns and they were able to control the weather in some measure by that
means. A:
People got all excited about some of the things that Dr. Beder
wrote. They investigated and didn’t find that any of
the things he said were there or the places that he said were there. He also
said that the Russians had planted H bombs in al the
rivers and off the coast of the Q:
If they had, they would have kept it secret, wouldn’t they? I mean, it’s just as easy— A:
He said he had access to all of the things that ________ had put out. Q:
I had some of those tapes that you’re talking about, and he said that he met
with the Defense Secretary at that time; I think his name was Harold Brown,
and gave that information to him and that the United States had removed those
surreptiously, under the cover of secrecy. All I’m saying is that it’s hard to prove that it was; it’s
hard to prove that it wasn’t. In a case like that, how can you know who’s
telling the truth? Because it would be in the A:
Right, but I don’t know if—does everybody know enough about how the air and
water currents operate in the long run to be able to
manipulate any of those things safely? Q:
That’s true. I don’t know
where to go with it from there. I just wanted to know your opinion on it. A:
A fellow by the name of Tom Valentine was connected
with The Stelle Group for quite a while. He really became
interested in what Dr. Beder had to say, and he
went there and talked with him and spent quite a bit of time listening to him
and investigating his sources and other things, but his conclusion was that
people in the primarily Rockefeller end of the banking group, were feeding
him all of this insane stuff in order to destroy his credibility, and that
seemed fairly logical to me. Because he was taking it just— you know,
whatever they were saying, he thought, Wow, this is inside information. It
comes right from the top. I will publish it. Q:
But he also claimed to be working against the Rockefeller interests. A:
Well, nobody hears anything from him anymore. Nobody knows what to believe,
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