Project Moonstruck was said to be a CIA project, that in 1952 was responsible for putting implants into people's teeth and brains. The part of this that is strange is that many people claimed to have been abducted by aliens and implanted with devices. Strange implants were found in several people. But why would anyone want to do this in 1952, surely they couldn't have gained too much info since devices were not that sophisticated at the time? The purported reason given was that we wanted to track people and observe their patterns of behavior. Moonstruck was supposed to allow a long range surveillance of people.

There are long lists of these 'secret projects'. There are even long lists of subcategories of secret projects, like secret projects that pertain to mind control, for example. I can't help but think of the movie I saw with Mel Gibson entitled Conspiracy Theory. If you haven't seen it, it is about someone that is consumed by a conspiracy theory and is determined to track down the conspiracy. While most people aren't this dedicated, there are many who believe in the myriad of theories that are out there. I think that one way to hide conspiracies might be to cloud them with hundreds of phony conspiracies, making it very hard to detect the few true ones. If this was ever the goal of any agency or department they have succeeded.

Here is a question for those out there, could these stories of different projects and ufo tales contain grains of truth while they are not entirely true? Might they all be mixed together into a stew that has is made of 10 percent facts and 90 percent fantasy? What if people that think that they have been abducted by aliens, were abducted, but by sinister earthly forces for unknown purposes? There are quite a few people that think that they were abducted by extraterrestrials, maybe even enough to get a sampling of the entire human race. There could be millions of them when you count those who remember and include in the count those who may not remember. Even if one in 12 has their memory return, and I think that the figure is much less, and this adds up to 25,000 people world wide, then the total number of abductees could conservatively be put at 300,000 people. This is more than enough for almost any scientific experiment.

Let's look at a couple of these so called secret projects. When it comes to messing with the population, many so called secret projects are listed as using radio waves, micro waves and high frequency waves. Trident was said to be a secret project that existed in 1989. Supposedly it studied whether large groups of people could be controlled by by using electronics. I think that the idea was to be able to employ some form of crowd control just by saturating the crowd in ultra high frequency radio waves. Tied into this was said to be the use of subliminal suggestions. If people could be 'programmed' to act a certain way then they could be controlled like sheep with a shepherd. RF Media was said to be a project run by the CIA in 1990 that tried to do just that. Could there be any truth to this business of trying to control people?

We know that the military and police organizations have been very interested in controlling crowds for many years. There were scandals in the 1960s when experiments came to light that showed that drugs like LSD were given unknowingly to people for the purpose of control. So called non lethal weapon development has been in the news for quite a while. This is a form of the very same thing. Some types of battlefield crowd control would render the enemy blind from microwave activity while other types would just make him very sick. We have looked into things like 'bad smells' to drive crowds away and 'glues; to stick them where they stand. It is so far fetched to believe that certain government projects existed in the past that may have dealt with controlling people? I don't think so. But did all these projects exist? That is a good question. It is hard to believe that every secret project to control people was actually a secret project.

Just as nations have other nations that they consider the enemy, people have certain targets that they consider as being behind government conspiracies and secret projects. Of course the number one agency has to be the CIA. They are probably mentioned in more movies and books as developing secret projects than any other agency. But true conspiracy experts have a different target, a target that they believe is much more powerful than the CIA. They believe that this agency is so powerful that it is really a shadow government. That agency is FEMA. FEMA is the Federal Emergency Management Agency. These are the guys and gals that come out to save you when a disaster strikes. You know what they do, they ride around with water you can't get and manage money for disasters that comes too late. We all remember what they DIDN'T do for New Orleans and how that resulted in the head of the agency resigning.

Since the organization of FEMA is set up in such a way as to have authority over a disaster situation, many people believe that the agency has far too much authority. Some believe that this agency is the real government running this country and not just one of many federal agencies. These same people claim that the agency has duplicates of all the positions in the Executive Branch of government and is secretly running everything, they even believe that FEMA runs concentration camps. It does make a good target because when it moves into an area it takes over. Is FEMA truly a shadow government? I really don't think so, I believe that they are just an inefficient government agency.

If we look over all the conspiracy theories in this country, which one would be the biggest? It is hard to say but I think that it would involve the Kennedy assassination It might be the one that states that LBJ had Kennedy killed or it could be the one that states that the conservatives were responsible because they felt that Kennedy was getting too liberal or it could even be the one that state that Joe DiMaggeo had Kennedy shot because he was jealous of Marilyn Monroe. As far as foreign conspiracy theories, I think that the most famous involves who killed Princess Diana.

Will we ever be able to sort through the false facts and the true ones? I doubt it. Conspiracy theories are here to stay and as a form of entertainment, many of them can't be beat.