The Aetherius Society, founded in 1955 by George King, is a UFO
religion that came about as a result of what King described as ‘contacts
with extraterrestrial intelligences’ or ‘Cosmic Masters’.
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According to members of the group, the loch is home to an energy centre which could be used to help mankind in times of crisis.
Director Mark Bennett said: “Beings from other planets are the cornerstone of our beliefs. They want to help us.
Alien Jesus cult ‘has secret Loch Ness base’ - The Scotsman
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Showing posts with label George King. Show all posts
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Friday, August 7, 2015
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Special branch agents tailed Aetherius Society founder George King for five years | UK | News | Daily Express
I'm not sure which is more bizarre, the investigation or the beliefs:
The bizarre high-level decision saw Scotland Yard’s finest infiltrating rallies and meetings of George King's secretive ‘space society’ amid fears it was a front for Russian spies.
The former London cabbie claimed he could communicate with an alien called Aetherius, who was orbiting Mars.
In another of his freakish outbursts he warned the public that space travellers from Venus were already living among them.Special branch agents tailed Aetherius Society founder George King for five years | UK | News | Daily Express
However, it has now emerged that detectives from the Metropolitan Police feared his zany antics may have been an elaborate front for Soviet moles.
They launched a five-year surveillance operation into his activities, which was revealed for the first time today after Scotland Yard unsealed top secret documents.
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They suspected that his bizarre antics were all part of a Communist plot to overthrow democracy and stop Britain becoming a nuclear power.
Top secret files reveal that police launched their probe after the now defunct Empire News newspaper picked up King's anti-nuclear rhetoric and linked his UFO society to Moscow.
The paper handed over copies of the society's Cosmic Voice newsletter to detectives, in which the cult leader wrote that aliens had appealed to him to stop nuclear experimentation.
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