CIA Al Gore sting operation described in accuser's secret messages

Secret messages from Al Gore’s accuser reveal that the woman Oregon police are describing as a 54-year old massage therapist may also be part of a CIA team engaged in a Robertson Panel-type domestic sting operation against the Nobel Laureate and former Vice President. These inconvenient truths were revealed in an online video after a Vancouver-based private audio lab reviewed the police tape in which Gore’s unnamed accuser described him as acting like a “crazed sex poodle” during a massage session in 2006 booked through the hotel where Gore was staying at the time.

Signs of intelligence

The police tape was released Saturday into a media climate where just days earlier, on the eve of Toronto's provocateur-laden G20 global economic summit protests, shocking claims emerged from Canada’s spy chief, CSIS Director Richard Fadden, who told CBC television that two unnamed provincial cabinet ministers, along with a number of other government officials and employees are under the influence of foreign countries. The Gore accuser tape was also released just before CIA Director Leon Panetta gave his first network news interview on ABC’s This Week Sunday, in which he defended his agency's $100 million contract with the corporate mercenary outfit formerly known as Blackwater Worldwide.

Methods point to common origin

The Gore media scandal is reminiscent of recommendations made in the Durant Report of the CIA's Robertson Panel of 1952-53 which recommended public smear campaigns against individuals claiming extraterrestrial contact. Many contemporary researchers in UFO-related studies feel that the signature of such defamatory attacks can be detected in the media today.

What the messages said

During her statement, Gore’s unnamed accuser said, “I felt very uncertain if I’d be able to get out of the room without being accosted by him anyway at this point. Does that all make sense to y’all? He then tried another tactic as though he had very suddenly switched personalities and began in a pleading tone, pleading for release of his second chakra there, “There’s so much tension being held [he said].”

Studied through a mirror filter, this part of the statement reveals the reversed message, “We’re with Langley.” Click link to hear audio. Watch the video here.

Metonymic precision

Wikipedia and a variety of other sources tell us that that the term “Langley”, as in Langley, Virginia, which is the location of CIA headquarters, “is often used as a metonym for the CIA” just as “Washington” is often used to describe the government of the United States.

Deep conviction

Gore’s accuser continued, saying, “And I knew then that this, resistance, was a dangerous tactic to use if I wanted to avoid being raped. I had the fear that rape would be inevitable if I could not get out of the room. You know, I could see no way to immediately leave without it also being a risk to my safety. Because I felt he would use force to counteract forceful moves on my part. So I distracted him by pointing out the box of chocolates on the conference table.”

Studied through a mirror filter, this part of the statement reveals the message, “He’s the guy we’re trying to convict.” Click link to hear audio.

Faulty science emails

If the CIA were engaged in domestic operations against Al Gore, would it be because of concerns regarding Gore’s position as a leading proponent of man-made global warming? In late 2009, the questionable science behind Gore's claims was exposed when emails hacked from University of East Anglia's Climate Research Unit were leaked online.

The British Guardian newspaper reported that “climatologists colluded in manipulating data to support the widely held view that climate change is real, and is being largely caused by the actions of mankind.” News of the leaked emails caused significant international concerns, raising calls for a Congressional probe in the United States.

Domestic informants

Playing a leading role as a global environmental disinformationist would not, on its own, trigger a domestic CIA operation against Al Gore. Perhaps Gore’s accuser isn’t actually a member of the CIA after all, but simply a civilian participant in a post-Bush administration "Operation TIPS"-like program.

In 2002, TIPS stood for President Bush's proposed “Terrorism Information and Prevention System”. Democratic Senator Patrick Leahy of Vermont described Operation TIPS as, "giving millions of American truckers, letter carriers, train conductors, ship captains, utility employees, and others a formal way to report suspicious . . . activity." Bill Goodman of the Center For Constitutional Rights conveyed his disgust for the plan, telling CBS News that, "The idea of turning us into a society of snitches is a disturbing one, a troubling one and one in which this Administration should be ashamed.”

Could the senator’s definition of TIPS candidates expand to include licensed massage therapists working in US hotels acting as domestic informants? Operation TIPS was officially canceled when the Homeland Security Act was passed by Congress in November 2002, but the personalization of her messages suggests more than a casual government connection for Gore’s accuser. Her messages repeat the term “We” when describing both point of origin and motive.

Too personal

Her messages say, “We’re from Langley” and “He’s the guy we’re trying to convict”. Emphatic repetition suggests a stronger than casual connection on behalf of the speaker to motives and patterns of behaviour found in legal and intelligence cultures.

From within the context of a CIA sting operation, the placement of an operative within Gore’s proximity during his 2006 hotel stay could be viewed as a possible means of entrapment. Saturday's release of the anonymous accuser’s police tape becomes an attempt to smear Gore’s reputation punctuated by media flash point appearances both before and after featuring the respective directors of CSIS and the CIA.

Are these timed media bookmarks from Canada and the United States signatures of a Robertson Panel-inspired smear campaign against Al Gore? It would seem so. Even from a media event timeline perspective alone, it can be said that Al Gore is literally being framed by CSIS and the CIA.

How the messages were found

In a study conducted by a private Vancouver-based audio lab with an international reputation for detecting unconscious communications, the anonymous accuser’s statements were recorded while charting a graph representing the signal from her voice where x = time and y = frequency. The computer-generated chart was then reflected through the y axis where the mirrored signal was subject to monitoring in an attempt to detect intelligent communications.

This procedure was conducted in compliance with the study produced by Kourosh Saberi and David R. Perrott published as "Cognitive restoration of reversed speech", in Nature 398 (29 April 1999) 760. Regarding their observations, the authors stated that, "We have studied the intelligibility of speech, and find it is resistant to time reversal of local segments of a spoken sentence".

Unconscious communications detected while following this procedure are related to common phenomena that include Freudian slips, sleep talking and body language. In the context of UFO discovery and exploration for educational, scientific and artistic purposes these messages provide sonic gateways to deep experiential knowledge beyond the limits of conscious awareness.