"Is there a Twin Peaks MJ-12 MAJESTIC TWELVE MAJIC UFO connection?
.”Gary S. BekkumStrange coincidences. Real life UFO drama. Does film and television program our reality matrix?
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STARpod.org) -- "It's a strange world."
And in a world where the truth is often stranger than fiction, Director David Lynch has pulled back the curtains to reveal the dance of light and shadow with the odd and unusual.
David Lynch is well known for his dream-like imagery in his films, and his support of Transcendental Meditation.
Following the critically acclaimed success of his film Blue Velvet, Lynch joined forces with Mark Frost to create the landmark 1990 TV series Twin Peaks.
Twenty years later, the cult sensation remains a landmark of oddities and curious coincidences to real life strangeness.
As the series unfolded, we learned more about a darkness in the woods: a shadow world of evil playing with the townsfolk from the depths of a mysterious 'Black Lodge' -- accessible from an otherworldly portal surrounded by a circle of twelve sycamore trees.
The strangeness in the fictional Twin Peaks was eventually linked by the writers to real-world strangeness associated with the United States Air Force Project BLUE BOOK, which investigated UFO reports officially from 1952 until 1970.
In Twin Peaks, the most mysterious and unnatural investigations are known as "Blue Rose" cases.
Meanwhile, in the real world, various spooks and their associates investigated another UFO mystery: a series of alleged TOP SECRET documents about government contact with something not of this Earth.
Is there a Twin Peaks MJ-12 MAJESTIC TWELVE MAJIC UFO connection?

Although we are fairly certain the MJ-12 documents were not plucked from thin air in the midst of a circle of sycamore trees, there are plenty of curious synchronicities playing upon the old Jedi Mind Trick, "seek and you shall find."
Here are just a few examples:
Twin Peaks' crack FBI team Gordon Cole and Dale Cooper:
Gordon and Cooper suggest "Gordon Cooper," the late American Mercury astronaut who, according to his autobiography, provided technical information to NASA engineers that was channeled from an extraterrestrial source.
When the fictional USAF Project BLUE BOOK Major Garland Briggs approached Special Agent Cooper with a copy of a deep space transmission, Cooper's name and "the owls are not what they seem" appeared in the midst of random noise. Major Briggs is later abducted from the woods by an unseen entity.
In the 2009 film The Fourth Kind, owls are also associated with alien abductions.
In the real-life world of UFO related spooks past and present, and their associates, OWL is the bird-code-name given to Dr. Harold (Hal) Puthoff, a key researcher in the CIA's mind-over-matter psychic research program. In recent years, Puthoff has been exploring the possibility of futuristic extraterrestrial technologies, like the rabbit and hat trick of pulling energy from empty space.
Twin Peak's forensic expert Albert Rosenfield:
In Twin Peaks, Albert is the FBI's lead forensic expert, "the best in his field," who is punched in the face by Sheriff Harry S. Truman (and according to the MJ-12 documents, it was President Harry S. Truman who signed the order creating MAJESTIC 12).
Back in the real world, the leading forensic expert to the AVIARY UFO investigation is Dr. Christopher Kit Green, who once upon a time solved the infamous Bulgarian umbrella poison pellet assassination case for the CIA.
Green, a highly respected US government consultant, has a well publicized and long running interest in otherworldly matters, coming from his association with other members of the informal AVIARY UFO Group.
According to the account provided by author Jim Schnabel, psychic investigators who later were known as the AVIARY's OWL and BLUEJAY experienced a strange encounter with a one-armed man, following a bizarre report of an apparition of an arm floating in front of a physicist from Laurence Livermore National Laboratory.
In Twin Peaks, the malevolent demon Bob appears from the Black Lodge as an arm, floating in the air. Bob's partner Mike inhabits the body of a one-armed traveling shoe salesman.
A key USAF former intelligence officer associated with the AVIARY is author Robert Michael Collins, know to his friends as Bob. Collins tells the story of the AVIARY in his book, Exempt from Disclosure.
The now legendary MAJESTIC 12 MAJIC committee was first revealed in the so-called "Eisenhower Briefing Document," or EBD, and was the subject of a great deal of discussion by the 'bird-named' operatives of the equally legendary AVIARY UFO group.
In Twin Peaks, Harry S. Truman watches and waits for Special Agent Cooper to emerge from the shadowy entrance to the Black Lodge, within the circle of twelve sycamore trees.
Included with the Eisenhower Briefing Document release: a signed order from President Harry S. Truman to initiate "Operation Majestic Twelve."
In Twin Peaks, Special Agent Dale Cooper is visited in his hotel bedroom by a giant from another place. The giant speaks to Cooper from the foot of his bed.
Seven years later, in 1997, US Web CEO Joe Firmage, who had become fascinated by MJ-12 and UFOs, experienced a visitor at the foot of his bed.
In both cases, the visitors sent a spherical orb of light about a foot in diameter into the men's bodies after speaking to them.
Recent paranormal interest has been focused on the year 2012, which corresponds to the sixty year anniversary of the date on the Eisenhower Briefing Document.
In Twin Peaks, two identical cousins, Laura and Madeleine, are the victims of 'Bob' and the evil forces from the Black Lodge.
A great-granddaughter of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, Laura Eisenhower, was born Laura Madeleine Bradshaw, before her name was changed to Laura Bradshaw Eisenhower Mahon, by her mother.
Laura Eisenhower recently came forward as a 'whistleblower' concerning an alleged secret Mars colony mission, and restored her original middle name from Madeleine to Magdalene.
One of Director David Lynch's oldest unfinished projects is called Ronnie Rocket.
The real-life 'rocket man' at the Central Intelligence Agency is Dr. Ronald (Ron) Pandolfi, who was referenced by Jeff Gerth in the New York Times for his role in investigating rocket technology transfers to China. Pandolfi is associated with the AVIARY as PELICAN, but he is also sometimes associated with another UFO-related group called the AQUARIUM, where he is known as CATFISH.
Unlike his associates from the AVIARY -- many who have retired from government service -- Pandolfi has been known to be actively involved in government business.
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