Item 2.113: FOIA Request to CIA (re the Angleton UFO-E.T. Report)
TO: Director
U. S. Central Intelligence Agency
ATTN: Freedom-of-Information Coordinator
Washington, DC 20505
FROM: Larry W. Bryant
3519 Martha Custis Drive
Alexandria, VA 22302
DATE: June 28, 2011
1. Reference: My classified advertisement posted at http://www.classifiedads.com/announcements-ad4843340.htm , the text of which is printed below.
2. This FOIA request, which I submit as a representative of the news media, seeks from your agency a photocopy of the following records:
a. Mr. Angleton's "Assessment No. 7";
b. Any and all CIA-housed reports, analyses, correspondence, briefing papers/charts, memoranda for record, minutes of meetings, staff studies, project protocols, policy documents, intelligence estimates, and funding authorizations pertaining to the personnel- exchange program cited in the above-referenced ad.
3. Please note that provisions of the U. S. Freedom of Information Act (as amended by the Open Government Act of 2007) entitle me, in my RNM-requester status, to automatic waiver of all records-search/review fees incident to your fulfilling this request. Accordingly, I am willing to pay only for your (reasonable) document-reproduction expenses in this matter.
4. By USPS mail, I'm sending to you a signed printout of this e-formatted letter.
LARRY W. BRYANT
Columnist for the newsstand periodical UFO Magazine
Copies furnished to:
Editor, UFO Magazine
Chief of Staff, Select Committee on Intelligence, U. S. Senate
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TEXT OF LWB's ADVERTISEMENT POSTED AT: http://www.classifiedads.com/announcements-ad4843340.htm
== Blow the Whistle on the CIA's Suppression of the Angleton Report (and Win up to $2k) ! ==
Recently, a former U. S. military intelligence officer blew the whistle on the existence (and CIA suppression) of a 1970 counterintelligence assessment of the UFO-E.T. phenomenon, as prepared by the late CIA official James Jesus Angleton. Titled "Assessment No. 7," the report mentions a personnel-exchange program conducted between designated "extraterrestrial biological entities" and a cadre of U. S. officials in 1965 and 1969. This revelation may account for the U. S. Central Intelligence Agency's continued collection of certain UFO-encounter reports, to this very day. Assuming that some form of the exchange program continues as well, how much is it costing the taxpayers, and how cost-effective has it been? What role have such private contractors as the Rand Corporation played in the program (and why)? Who are the U. S. Navy personnel that have been assigned to the program, and what has been their mission and duties? What agency has been controlling/exploiting any alien technology derived from the program? What treaty/trade agreement exists between them and us, and where are the records of that arrangement? To what extent (if any) has Congress been overseeing the program?
If you (or someone you know) can help provide verifiable answers to those questions, you may qualify for a cash reward of up to $2,000 - the individual amount to be determined, on a case-by-case basis, by an ad hoc panel of UFO-oriented specialists. Please send your relevant tips/leads/contacts/documentation (including deathbed confessions) to me, as follows: Larry W. Bryant, 3518 Martha Custis Drive, Alexandria, VA 22302; phone: 703-931-3341; e-mail: overtci@cavtel.net .
Your whistleblowership in this (eternal?) quest for UFO-E.T. truth may well facilitate the processing of my relevant freedom-of-information request to the CIA (posted as Item 2.113 of my blog - http://ufoview.posterous.com ). For updates on this pursuit, you may wish to subscribe for my free e-newsletter at http://tinyletter.com/ufoview-updates .