"Pine Gap has enormous computers which are connected to
their American and Australian central counterparts, which collect
all the information secured in these countries, not only about
finance and technology, but on every aspect of the life of the
average citizen.  Those computers at Pine Gap are also evidently
connected to similar mainframes in Guam, in Krugersdorp South
Africa, and at the Amundsen-Scott US base at the South Pole.

     "Let us say, incidentally, that the employees (more than 1200)
of the US base in South Africa all claim to be members of the US
consular mission in that country.  It may be worthy of note that
the Amundsen-Scott base at the South Pole is located on a
sensitive magnetic spot of our planet, that it holds exactly the
same assets as Pine Gap, and that all the information about most
of the average citizens of Western Europe is stored there in
memory banks tens of meters under the icepack.

     "A statement made by the Australian premier about 1987,
assuring that 'France must disappear from the Pacific, from the
Kerguelen Ridge, and from Antarctica' sheds light on the
importance of this polar base for the Anglo-Saxon world.

     "The most disquieting fact about Pine Gap may be that the
employees working on the base, and especially those earmarked for
duty on electromagnetic propulsion projects, have undergone
brainwashing and even implantation of intracranial devices.
Those employees have turned into unconditional slaves of their
master, whoever he is.  Rather scary, isn't it?

     "The true point of the brainwashing of those individuals,
along with the ruthless attempts to implement the coverup of
really advanced military technology, will become clear at the end
of this article.

     "For me, it all began with the construction of the new
Parliament building in Canberra, which cost billions of dollars.
Australia has only 18 million inhabitants, yet it apparently
treated itself to a building far beyond its means...supposedly to
accommodate its government even if the old Parliament building
was perfectly fine.

     "This new building, enormous, immense and magnificent would
easily fit the needs of the USSR or of the United States, which
both have hundreds of millions of citizens to rule.  That
building puzzled me, and I started to talk about it until the day
I bumped into an Englishman who told me that the Australian
premier, Bob Hawk, was a Rhodes scholar, and as such he worked
toward the setting up of a One World Government, and that this
new Parliament building likely had something to do with it.

     "Sometime after, I stumbled on a pamphlet published by the
Human Rights Organization, which talked about a group  of about a
hundred people well-placed in high finance, politics, the
judiciary branch and big business.  This group was called the
'Club of ROME'.  According to this pamphlet, the CLUB OF ROME was
pledged to a consortium which controls all international finance.

A number of other groups similar to the CLUB OF ROME are equally
pledged to that finance consortium, AND ARE INFILTRATING THE
VARIOUS POLITICAL AND RELIGIOUS GROUPS WITH THE INTENTION TO MAKE
PROGRESS TOWARD THE INSTITUTION OF A WORLD DICTATORSHIP.

     "The whole thing looked a little bit too preposterous to be
true, it seemed to me.  Nevertheless, a friend of mine gave me an
audio cassette taped at a lecture given by Peter Sawyer, a former
high-ranking Australian civil servant, which exposed a certain
number of facts he had noticed while in office.  He talked, in
particular, of a telephone exchange in Canberra called 'Deacon
Center'. 

 This exchange, built in concrete with 4 (ft. ? -
Branton) thick walls, cost hundreds of millions of dollars.  It
is outfitted with numerous computers, arrayed on four levels.
When he tried to find out why such equipment was needed in a
country of only 18 million, he discovered that those computers
were connected to all the banks, to every post office, to all
telephones, and to all of the police stations and customs houses;
to every arrival and departure desk for air or sea travelers;
and also and above all, to the other data centers collecting data
on private citizens... in the United States as well as in Europe.