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Audio Letter
#16
Hello my friends, this is Dr. Beter. Today is September 25, 1976,
and this is my monthly AUDIO LETTER® No. 16. Last month I recorded
monthly AUDIO LETTER No. 15 much earlier than normal, on August 2,
because of its extreme urgency. In that tape I revealed the
locations of multiple warhead missiles and hydrogen bombs which had
been planted by the Soviet Union in the coastal waters of 25
countries around the world—especially the United States, Canada, the
British Isles, and Western Europe. We were on the threshold of a
world-wide Pearl Harbor-type surprise nuclear attack, and yet no one
in the federal government had taken any official action whatsoever
to respond to my warnings about this terrible war threat. It was
obvious that nothing would be done in time unless public opinion
forced it to be done, and so I appealed to YOU.
I told you the truth about our desperate situation, and I asked you
to bring about the rescue of our beloved country by applying the
kind of pressure on the Government that only aroused, informed
citizens can bring to bear. Your overwhelming response was a major
shock to the United States Government; and as a direct result of
your efforts, action has been and is being taken. Thanks to you, the
missiles and bombs in American waters which I revealed in monthly
AUDIO LETTER No. 15 have been removed by the United States Navy.
Likewise, those around the British Isles and a number of other
locations world-wide have also been removed; but the grim fact is,
my friends, that we are still in very grave danger because the
Soviet Union is not giving up. That means you and I must not give up
either.
The Soviet Navy is now struggling and maneuvering around the clock
trying to re-establish a commanding, strategic position for attack,
because an imminent nuclear attack on our country is still planned
by the Soviets. If this attack is to be prevented, two things must
be done:
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First, they must be prevented from
achieving the decisive edge in battlefield position which they
are now trying very hard to accomplish at sea by means of
submarines;
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and Second, the fact that the Soviet
Union is preparing to plunge the world into thermonuclear war
must be completely exposed, not only here in America but
world-wide.
As I pointed out last month, in monthly
AUDIO LETTER No. 15, the audacious world-wide naval surprise attack
which is almost ready to be triggered makes the Soviet Union the
all-out enemy of every other nation on earth. Once this becomes
known, Russia’s military posture will be very awkward indeed.
In order to bring you up to date on the events of recent weeks, my
three topics today are:
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Topic #1 - THE AUGUST
MISSILE CRISIS OF 1976
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Topic #2 - THE UNITED
STATES INTELLIGENCE GAP AND A NEW ROUND OF SOVIET UNDERWATER
MISSILES
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Topic #3 - THE
UNDECLARED SUBMARINE WAR NOW UNDERWAY
Topic #1
- An increasing number of public figures
in our country know about the Soviet underwater missiles ringing our
country, but so far only one has come close to warning you about it.
At the Republican National Convention on August 19, 1976, Ronald
Reagan was invited to the speakers platform to say a few words
following the nomination acceptance speech by President Ford. After
some opening words of a personal nature and brief comments about the
Party Platform he had helped to forge, he turned to what was really
on his mind. He began, and I quote:
“If I could just take a moment, I
had an assignment the other day. Someone asked me to write a
letter for a time capsule that is going to be opened in Los
Angeles a hundred years from now on our Tricentennial. It
sounded like an easy assignment. They suggested I write
something about the problems and issues of the day, and I set
out to do so riding down the coast in an automobile looking at
the blue Pacific on one side and the mountains on the other; and
I couldn’t help but wonder if it was going to be as beautiful a
hundred years from now as it was on that summer day.”
With a few words about various
challenges we face, he then continued, quote:
“We live in a world in which the
great powers have poised and aimed at each other horrible
missiles of destruction—nuclear weapons that can in a matter of
minutes arrive in each other’s country and destroy virtually the
civilized world we live in. And suddenly it dawned on me: Those
who would read this letter a hundred years from now will know
whether those missiles were fired. They will know whether we met
our challenge. Whether they have the freedom that we have known
up to now will depend upon what we do here. Will they look back
with appreciation and say, ‘Thank God for those people in 1976
who headed off that loss of freedom, who kept us, now a hundred
years later, free; who kept our world from nuclear destruction’?
And if we failed, they probably won’t get to read the letter at
all because it spoke of individual freedom, and they won’t be
allowed to talk of that or read of it. This is our challenge.”
It is no coincidence that nuclear
missiles came to Ronald Reagan’s mind as he looked at the waters off
the California coast. We had been in telephone contact with one
another since August 11, and he knew all about the Soviet underwater
missiles when he said those words of warning I just quoted. But most
of his audience never realized what he was driving at, thanks to the
total absence of any other clues about the Soviet threat from the
Government or the major media. So the fate of our beloved nation,
and therefore of the whole world, rested during the month of August
1976 in the hands of those who heard my charges and acted on them.
Here is what happened: During August the United States Government
came under steadily mounting pressure from people like yourself all
over the world who sent copies of my tapes, relayed my charges, and
demanded action. The first sign that this was beginning to take
effect came on August 14, 1976. On that date I learned that a secret
code name had been assigned to the Soviet Underwater Missile
program. However, action to remove the missiles still had not been
approved, and was not going to be approved unless such action was
forced by public opinion. Meanwhile the first concrete action in the
August Missile Crisis of 1976 was taken—not by the United States,
but by Canada. On August 17, 1976 the Canadian Navy had found the
Crescent Beach missile near Vancouver, B.C., but lacked the
capability to retrieve it. Prime Minister Trudeau, receiving no
cooperation from the United States Government at that time, called
Soviet Charge d’ Affaires Nikolai Makarov in Ottawa and demanded
that the Soviet Union itself come and remove the missile. And remove
it they did. On August 25 the Vancouver area was visited by three
Soviet ships—two destroyers, the Sposobny and the Gnevny; and a
tanker called the Ilim. Rear Admiral Vladimir Varganov arrived
aboard one of the ships, using this ‘good will’ visit as a cover. By
the following afternoon, Canadian divers confirmed that the missile
was gone.
Meanwhile Great Britain had also begun taking serious action in
order to rid herself of the 12 underwater missiles and bombs ringing
the British Isles. On August 18, 1976, Prime Minister Callaghan
called a special Cabinet meeting at 11:00 A.M. London time. Present
were the First Lord of the Admiralty, the First Sea Lord of the
Admiralty, and several Fleet Commanders. The purpose of the meeting
was to listen to my monthly AUDIO LETTERS Nos. 14 and 15 which had
gone to England by diplomatic pouch. They already knew that my
information was accurate because of the Soviet missile discovered
the previous day in the waters near Vancouver, so the Royal Navy
wasted no time in taking action. By August 27, 1976, all but one of
the missiles had been removed; and that one, too, was retrieved
shortly thereafter.
By late August the United States was at
last taking action too, prodded into it by still-building public
pressure. For once President Gerald Ford acted on his own,
over-ruled Rockefeller agent Henry Kissinger and gave the go-ahead
for the Soviet bombs and missiles surrounding the United States to
be removed. Having been unleashed at last, the United States Navy
worked fast, acting on the information in my monthly AUDIO LETTER
No. 15. By the evening of August 26, 1976, seven of the Soviet
weapons in our waters—six missiles and one hydrogen bomb—had been
removed; and by August 31, 1976, the waters along the American
coastline had all been cleared. At this point the threat to the
United States that I had spelled out last month had been eliminated
at last, using the very information I had made public. But the
Government in general, and the Military in particular, were still
under heavy public pressure; and under the assumption that the
Soviet threat was now over and done with, they chose a technique
which has become standard practice in Washington today. It’s called
“plausible denial”—a particular type of bureaucratic double talk.
The Joint Chiefs of Staff and the United
States Navy had just completed an operation to remove the missiles
around our country, a job potentially so hazardous as to defy
imagination. In short, they had done their duty; and the Navy
especially deserves our thanks for accomplishing their task without
anyone being hurt.
They should be acclaimed as heroes, and our whole nation should be
rallying behind them with justified pride. But, my friends, in the
nightmare world of step-by-step surrender to the Soviets called
“Detente”, it doesn’t work that way. Even our Military leaders are
so thoroughly hemmed in by the “One-World” web that the only way
that they can do their duty in the face of such a Soviet threat is
to hide the fact that they are doing it.
And so, as soon as the missile removal operation had been completed
around our shores, “plausible denials” of my charges began being
issued by the United States Military. This began on August 31, 1976,
when Vice Admiral B. R. Inman, Acting Director of the Defense
Intelligence Agency, answered an inquiry sent to the Secretary of
Defense Rumsfeld weeks before by Senator Harry F. Byrd, Jr. of
Virginia. Admiral Inman’s letter gives a number of arguments as to
why any prudent government, including the U.S.S.R., would presumably
refrain from planting such missiles and bombs in our waters. But the
real crux of his plausible denial letter is the following sentence,
quote:
“There is currently no evidence
indicating the Soviets have placed underwater nuclear devices,
including missiles with multiple warheads, within the
territorial waters of the United States.”
Technically, Admiral Inman was telling
the truth, because as of August 31, 1976, when he wrote this letter,
all of the evidence—the missiles and bombs—had been removed from our
waters; but the impact of his letter, if read casually, would seem
to be that my charges never had been true! By the same token,
General George S. Brown, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff,
wrote me the following day on September 1, 1976. His letter has been
photocopied and sent all over the world by the Pentagon. I will now
read it in its entirety:
“Dear Dr. Beter:
Your recent tape report alleging that Soviet nuclear
warheads and hydrogen bombs have been planted in the coastal
waters of the United States has been brought to my attention. I
have investigated these assertions and find not a shred of truth
to any of your statements in this regard. Let me assure you of
this country’s capability to detect any such aggressive actions
by the Soviet Union or any other world power.
We stand ready to evaluate and comment in advance on any such
information you may acquire in the future which impinges upon
the vital issue of our national security.
Sincerely,
George S. Brown
General, U.S.A.F.”
The seeming impact of General Brown’s
letter, read casually, is that my whole story about the missiles was
a fake. But the real key, once again, is the word “find” (present
tense). Furthermore, in the last sentence, General Brown actually
signaled me that the door would be open if I acquired more such
information; and by the time his letter reached me, I had more such
information because as I said before, the Soviet Union is not giving
up.
Topic #2
- On the afternoon of September 7, 1976,
I received General Brown’s letter of September 1, which I just read
you. Ironically, I also learned on the same day, September 7, that
“round two” of the Soviet Underwater Missile Crisis was just
beginning. Three underwater missiles were now threatening Los
Angeles, and San Diego was once again targeted by an underwater
missile close by. Accordingly I answered General Brown’s letter as
follows:
“Dear General Brown:
Today I received your letter of September 1. I fully
understand the position you are taking at this time; however
other governments have not taken your position. They know the
truth, I know the truth, and so does President Ford; and the
truth is that during the month of August 1976 a surprise Soviet
nuclear attack of world-wide proportions has been partially
averted.
Make no mistake, the huge build-up of Soviet nuclear missiles on
land and in the sea world-wide, continues to be a clear and
present signal for an imminent surprise attack of immense
proportions. In 1962 we had a Soviet Missile Crisis in Cuba; in
1971 we had the Soviet Missile Crisis in Canadian and United
States territorial waters which was kept from the American
people; and now once again, in 1976, the world is experiencing
yet another Soviet missile crisis. The world must know of the
courage of President Ford as Commander in Chief in moving aside
unbelievable obstacles in order to begin to meet the Soviet
challenge last month.
In your letter you state that, quote:
‘We stand ready to evaluate and
comment in advance on any such information you may acquire
in the future which impinges upon the vital issue of our
national security.’
In view of this and the urgency of
the situation, I respectfully request to meet with you privately
in your offices within the next ten (10) days. At that time I
will present evidence of the validity of all my charges, and
under specific conditions I will advise you of other strategic
locations of Soviet nuclear missiles planted in our coastal
waters and elsewhere of which you may not be aware and which
constitute a clear and present danger to our national security.
Sincerely yours,
Peter Beter”
Shortly after my registered letter
reached the Pentagon, Navy Captain Sidney V. Wright, Jr. called on
behalf of General Brown to arrange a meeting with the General. We
agreed on meeting in General Brown’s offices at 3:00 P.M., Thursday
September 16. An associate accompanied me to the meeting as a
witness; and promptly at 3:00 P.M. the meeting began with General
Brown and Captain Wright, who tape-recorded the meeting with my
consent. In spite of the public posture which he has so far had to
maintain, General Brown told me that he had overruled his staff in
order to meet with me; and although he couched many of his comments
with considerable care, our discussion lasted for well over an hour
without interruptions, without telephone calls, and without any
cutoff because of time.
I gave General Brown a special tape for his ears only, revealing the
locations of 48 new missiles threatening the United States, and
within two days the United States Navy was already at work removing
them. In addition, General Brown made three commitments to me, and I
made one to him.
To fulfill my own commitment, I sent the following registered letter
to him on September 17, 1976:
“Dear General Brown:
Thank you for affording me the opportunity to meet with you
in your offices yesterday for over an hour. During our
conversation I mentioned that the Soviet nuclear device which
was removed from Seal Harbor, Maine, had been taken to a
location near Otis Air Force Base on Cape Cod, Massachusetts,
and that it was still there as of the time of my meeting with
you yesterday afternoon. You requested that I provide you with
details about its location. The facts are that the Seal Harbor
nuclear device was in the process of being retrieved by the
United States Navy late Saturday, 28 August 1976, and was on the
beach at Seal Harbor waiting transportation by the afternoon of
29 August.
That evening it left Seal Harbor by
truck, which took it to an airport at Augusta, Maine. On the
afternoon of 30 August the nuclear device was flown from
Augusta, Maine, to Otis Air Force Base, Cape Cod, where the
airplane touched down at 17:13 EDT, 30 August 1976. From Otis
Air Force Base this nuclear device was transported to a remote
location on the west side of Buzzards Bay. For over two weeks
the device stayed in that location, which is between one and two
miles east of the small town of Marion, Massachusetts, on a
small peninsula, the tip of which is known as Butler’s Point.
The coordinates are: 41 42’ 0” North, 70 43’ 30” West.
The Seal Harbor weapon remained there until about 2200 EDT last
night, 16 September 1976; but then less than six (6) hours after
my meeting with you yesterday afternoon, it left this location.
As of today, this weapon is in a new location about 24 miles
west of New London, Connecticut, with the approximate
coordinates: 41 19’ 0” North, 72 31’ 0” West.
If I had not known about this latest move, the result would have
been an echo of your letter to me of 1 September 1976, in which
you state that you, quote ‘find’ no evidence to support my
charges. Your letter of 1 September 1976, of course, was written
43 days after I first made my charges and only hours after the
Soviet missiles had all been removed by the United States Navy.
Sincerely,
Peter Beter”
My friends, General Brown is laboring
under the handicap of an Intelligence gap created by none other than
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. Allied Intelligence sources
inform me that they have become gun-shy in sharing some of the
information they give me with the official Intelligence community of
the United States because invariably Kissinger betrays it
immediately into the hands of the Soviet Union. Large segments of
the United States Intelligence establishment are so independent that
they do not consider themselves accountable even to the President.
Instead they work under the direction of Henry Kissinger, who owes
his power to the four Rockefeller Brothers and who also works in the
interest of the Soviet Union.
Of course many of our Intelligence people are still patriotic and
loyal to our country and they are doing everything they possibly can
to protect our nation. Through their efforts the Joint Chiefs of
Staff first learned about 90 days ago that missiles and bombs had
been planted in American waters by the Soviet Union; but due to the
Intelligence gap, they were unable to obtain complete information
about them. Only when I publicly revealed this information last
month, did they obtain it; and even then had I related to them
privately instead of making it a public issue, Kissinger would still
have been able to block any action to remove them.
The signs of our growing Intelligence gap are all around us.
A few years ago the United States was believed to be far, far ahead
in multiple warhead technology for missiles; yet as far
back as 1971, as I revealed in monthly AUDIO LETTER No. 14,
short-range Soviet missiles with multiple nuclear warheads were
found in our own waters.
A few years ago no real threat in naval aviation was anticipated
from Russia, but two months ago, July 1976, the first Soviet
Aircraft Carrier Kiev entered the Mediterranean through the Bosporus
Straits boldly violating the 1936 Montreux Convention as it did so;
and instead of the stubby little aircraft the Pentagon had expected,
the Kiev carries sleek advanced aircraft comparable to the American
F-4 Phantom with the additional capability of vertical take-off! And
the Soviets are building at least four more carriers like the Kiev.
It is now in the North Sea to bolster Soviet air power, which is a
weak spot in that area for them.
The military philosophy of detente as expressed to me by a very high
military official is, and I quote: “We watch what they’re doing, and
they watch what we’re doing, and that’s good. It prevents
miscalculations.” But, my friends, this means we are in a perpetual
war game with all of our lives at stake; and because of the
Intelligence gap that now exists, a miscalculation cannot be
prevented. Instead, it becomes inevitable; and with it THERMONUCLEAR
WAR.
Topic #3
- Yesterday, September 24, 1976,
Secretary of the Navy, J. William Middendorf II, delivered a very
important briefing atthe News Media luncheon of the American
Security Council held at the Army-Navy Club here in Washington. He
spoke of things that every American should be alerted about, but the
major news media treated it as a non-event. The Baltimore Sun and
the Washington Star carried stories which dealt with splinters from
Secretary Middendorf’s speech but missed the basic thrust of his
comments. The Washington Post and the New York Times and the rest of
our major media said nothing at all. Here at home another attempt to
warn the American people has so far been muffled and silenced! But
half a world away, Radio Australia did give Secretary Middendorf’s
speech the attention it deserves—and they did not miss the point.
Here is what Radio Australia had to say at 8:00 o’clock this morning
EDT, quote:
“A warning that the growing strength
of the Soviet Navy has created an emergency situation for the
United States has been sounded in Washington by the Secretary of
the Navy, Mr. William Middendorf. He also said that the emphasis
being placed by the Soviet Union on Civil Defense has another
ominous trend. Mr. Middendorf said the Soviet Union now has 345
submarines, many of them nuclear-powered and armed with missiles
capable of hitting every city in the United States. In contrast,
the United States has only 169 submarines. Mr. Middendorf said
that it is evidence by the Soviet Union that the 40,000-ton
Kiev-class Aircraft Carriers, with four more believed to be
under construction, was another ominous change for the near
future. Mr. Middendorf said that while the Soviet Union was
producing submarines and warships by leaps and bounds, the
United States Navy had been almost cut in half to 474 ships over
the past six years.”
Is the Secretary of the Navy crying
“Wolf”? I submit he is not, knowing what we know. In International
Law, mining the harbors of another country is an act of war. The
Soviet Union has already invaded our territorial waters, not merely
with mines but with hydrogen bombs and multiple-warhead nuclear
missiles.
By contrast, we have placed no such weapons around the Soviet
Union—so the actions already taken by the Soviets are acts of war
and pure aggression.
As I say these words, an undeclared submarine war is going on
between the Soviet Union and the United States in the waters
surrounding our country. So far it is still at the stage of
maneuvering for attack on the part of the Soviets, who now have
nearly half of their submarine force surrounding the United States.
The challenge before us now is to prevent this from escalating into
all-out war, as planned by the Soviet Union. To do this, we must all
understand what we are up against. As I explained several months ago
in monthly AUDIO LETTER No. 13, WAR DOES NOT JUST HAPPEN! It is
planned and triggered deliberately by those whose lust for power is
more important to them than the lives of their fellow men.
Conspiracy and double-cross are standard practice in such things.
The threat of nuclear attack by the
Soviet Union that hangs over us right now is tied directly to a
three-way power struggle involving the Rockefellers on one side, the
Soviet Union on the other, and in the middle Henry Kissinger who
serves both sides! The four Rockefeller Brothers, of course, have
been double-crossing and using the American people for
decades—economically, politically, and in wars for their own
enrichment and expansion of power. These things I’ve revealed in my
previous tapes, but in particular they have been working hand in
hand with the Soviet Union. Now, the Soviet Union is double-crossing
them, trying to use their immense military might, which has been
built up with Rockefeller aid, in order to seize complete world
domination in a flash.
For 20 years Henry Kissinger has been a key Rockefeller agent in the
Rockefeller-Soviet alliance, and in recent years has been the
exclusive—I repeat, the exclusive—negotiator with the Soviets in
many sensitive areas behind closed doors. But Kissinger sees the
handwriting on the wall. He knows Nelson Rockefeller is trying to
push President Gerald Ford aside to take over. Now if that happens,
Rockefeller will be within reach of the Dictatorship he has craved
for so long, and Kissinger will have outlived his usefulness to the
Rockefeller Brothers, becoming instead a dangerous liability because
of what he knows. Kissinger has now tilted towards the Soviet Union,
whom he thinks will be the winner in this struggle.
Not only has he created the Intelligence
gap I told you about earlier, but he has also used his unique
position to withhold certain critical information even from the four
Rockefeller Brothers! Not only did he negotiate the agreements
between the Rockefellers and the Soviets concerning the “NUCLEAR
SAFE ZONE” for the benefit of the Rockefeller Brothers in the
planned war to come; but it is he, Henry Kissinger, who also
conspired with the Kremlin for the Soviet double-cross that is now
under way! The military threat we now face is tied very closely to
political maneuverings here in the United States. Nelson Rockefeller
at this late date still wants to get Ford out of the way as quickly
as possible in the hope that he can turn even this dangerous
situation we now face to his own benefit.
The financial scandal against President Ford that Rockefeller has
had ready to spring for many months is now under way in the form of
the investigation of Ford by the Watergate Special Prosecutor’s
office. But the Soviet threat is real, the time is short; and,
therefore, as Nelson Rockefeller himself keeps saying, “Anything can
happen.”
Once he seizes the power of the presidency, Nelson Rockefeller will
have the option of declaring a “National Emergency” to help meet
this missile threat, thereby activating all of the dictatorial
controls that are provided for in Executive Order 11921, which I
discussed in monthly AUDIO LETTER No. 14. This is not affected by
the bill signed by President Ford on September 14, 1976, which has
been falsely represented in some quarters as eliminating the
emergency powers of the president. Meanwhile Soviet military forces
are now being deployed in offensive positions. In Europe over 4000
Soviet tanks have now been deployed along the borders next to West
Germany and Austria.
Soviet naval and amphibious forces are
ready for action in the area of the Baltic and North Seas, but most
ominous of all is the deployment of Soviet submarines around the
shores of the United States. In recent days, Soviet submarines have
been swarming into position at battle stations along our East, West,
and Gulf Coasts. As of today, September 25, 1976, there are at least
142 Soviet submarines in position, lined up at precise intervals up
and down the East and West Coasts of the United States and
concentrated especially in the Gulf of Mexico. The number of Soviet
submarines now in position around us is almost equal to the entire
submarine force of the United States—which are scattered world-wide.
One major advantage the Soviet Union has in this situation is the
ability of the Soviet Naval Command to maintain continuous contact
with any or all of its submarines. This is a capability which the
United States Navy has been trying to obtain for over a decade by
means of “PROJECT SEAFARER” which has been thwarted time and time
again. But the Soviet system of communication with its submarines is
far more advanced even than our Project Seafarer would be, and
enables the Soviet submarine force to operate in close coordination,
reacting quickly to any changes in plans.
Most of the Soviet submarines now at battle stations around the
United States are in readiness for direct participation in warfare.
However, certain subs are also still at work planting underwater
missiles along our shores. For this purpose, the Soviets have a
special type of missile-laying sub that is small, highly
maneuverable, and able to operate in shallow waters and relatively
tight quarters. The missiles themselves are also relatively small
due to their short range and their use of satellite guidance. And
these special submarines are very difficult for our Undersea Sonar
Detection Nets to pick up because the hull is treated in such a way
that it absorbs sonar signals instead of reflecting them. By moving
slowly, these submarines also avoid making sound that might be
picked up by passive sonar sensors. Thus they move in and out of our
waters at will, planting missiles and bombs wherever they choose.
Thanks to the detailed information handed over by Henry Kissinger,
the Soviet Union has been able to turn our undersea sonar nets into
another Maginot line.
Since I recorded monthly AUDIO LETTER No. 15 last month, additional
missiles and bombs have been planted around the world in certain
locations besides the United States. In particular, the British
Isles were ringed by 23 new underwater missiles as of September 21,
1976. On that date, I relayed complete information to British
Intelligence so that the Royal Navy can once again take action to
remove them.
Elsewhere around the world the situation has not changed drastically
except in the case of Latin America. As of last
month, the Soviet Union still had not planted underwater missiles in
positions to threaten Latin America; but now they, too, are
targeted. Mexico has six missiles in its coastal waters. British
Honduras, Honduras, and Guatemala have one each, while three
missiles now infest the waters off Costa Rica. The underwater
missile which originally threatened the Panama Canal from the north
end has been removed by the United States Navy, but now the Soviet
Union has planted three new missiles to the south of the Canal in
the Gulf of Panama.
One is at
Latitude 7 52’ 20” North Longitude
79-35-22 West
The second Panama missile is at
18-19-24 North 78-58-12 West
and the third is at
7-57-17 North 78-37-54 West.
One missile lies off the coast of
Surinam, two missiles lie off Ecuador, and Peru is also targeted by
two missiles. Chile has three missiles in the waters nearby.
Argentina and Brazil are targeted by two missiles each.
Last month I mentioned that the nuclear missiles in Guyana which
were formerly located around the huge Atkinson Airfield near
Georgetown had been moved south to a new location. As of now, they
have been moved again, slightly north and west to the new position:
5-29-33 North 58-55-53 West.
In addition, there is now a Missile
Resupply Base for Soviet subs northwest of Georgetown, Guyana, at
6-56-24 North 58-25-27 West.
At present the Soviet submarines are also being resupplied with
nuclear missiles at stations in Cuba and Nicaragua where Castro has
been working very quietly. In Cuba there is a Nuclear Depot near the
north coast northwest of Camaguey at:
Latitude 22-7-37 North Longitude 78-21-32 West. Until recently,
offensive missiles were also installed in undersea concrete silos
along the north and south coasts of Cuba, ready to fire at the
southern United States and the Panama Canal, but these have now been
taken up.
In Nicaragua the Nuclear Depot is on the east coast at:
Latitude 12-49-42 North Longitude
83-50-45 West. These resupply depots are making it possible for
the Soviet submarine fleet to give the United States Navy a very
difficult time.
On September 16 I gave General Brown a
list of 48 new sites around the United States where missiles and
bombs have been planted during the first two weeks of September. Two
days later the United States Navy was fast at work picking them up,
and by now has removed practically all of them; but we pick up one
and the Soviets lay down another.
Using their missile-laying submarines, the Soviets have planted
seven more missiles in new locations around the United States since
my meeting with General Brown. As of yesterday afternoon, the United
States Navy had already found and removed two of these new ones—one
northeast of Vero Beach, Florida; the other southeast of
Jacksonville, Florida.
As of today, four of the other five are still in place in the
following locations:
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Near Miami, Florida at: 25-19-0
North 80-12-50 West
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In the southwest end of Pamlico
Sound, North Carolina, at: 35-4-20 North 76-30-20 West.
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In the northeast end of Pamlico
Sound about 20 miles south of Kitty Hawk, North Carolina at:
35-40-0 North 75-38-50 West.
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And near Valdez, Alaska, at:
60-51-50 North 147-5-0 West.
The other new missile was planted Sunday
night, September 20, 1976, near Bloodsworth Island in Chesapeake Bay
at: 38-12-25 North 76-11-55 West but is now being removed. The
Bloodsworth Island missile is a special case, and I will have more
to say about it in a moment. Before I do that though, it is
important to mention a diabolical new trick the Soviet Union is now
trying in an effort to confuse the United States Navy long enough to
replant enough missiles in our waters for an attack. Some sites
which have been cleared by the United States Navy are now being used
to replant new underwater missiles very close to the exact location
used before. The Soviets anticipate that when these locations are
given to the United States Navy they will be entered on the Master
Plot in use by our Navy, and at that point it will of course be
noticed that the new report corresponds to a location where a
missile has been removed. The natural assumption would be,
therefore, that such a new report was simply a repetition of an
earlier report and was now out-of-date. If this happens, the new
missile will be overlooked and will not be removed. Just to make
sure, however, the Soviet Union is placing the new missiles just far
enough from the previous location to prevent our Navy from
discovering them by anything less than a complete new search of the
area. As of approximately noon yesterday, I can confirm two new
missiles which have been newly planted at old locations this way.
One is near Gulfport, Mississippi, at
Latitude 30-17-20 North Longitude
89-18-25 West.
The other is near Mobile, Alabama, at
Latitude 30-38-40 North Longitude
87-59-0 West.
Both of these sites are almost identical
to the ones which I gave to General Brown on September 16 and which
had been cleared by September 21.
A moment ago I mentioned a new underwater missile that was planted
last Sunday night, September 20, in Chesapeake Bay near Bloodsworth
Island, which is about midway between Baltimore, Maryland, and
Norfolk, Virginia. The small missile-laying submarine installed the
Bloodsworth Island missile at 10:30 PM EDT, and then headed back
south toward Norfolk, Virginia. As of 10:00 AM the following
morning, Monday September 21, this smallsubmarine with at least one
more thermonuclear weapon on board, was close to the mouth of
Chesapeake Bay, but had stopped and was playing possum on the
bottom. Its location was about 10 miles northeast of Norfolk,
Virginia, at:
Latitude 37-6-20 North Longitude
76-7-10 West.
Upon receiving this information, I
immediately called General Brown’s office and relayed this
information to Captain Sidney V. Wright, Jr.
Here was a chance for the United States Navy to catch one of the
Soviet missile-laying submarines red-handed. By the time you hear
this, the Bloodsworth Island missile planted last Sunday night by
this submarine will be gone, thanks to the action now in progress by
the United States Navy; but as of now, the submarine is still there.
This Soviet missile-laying submarine will stay there complete with
its cargo of mass destruction until our Navy pulls it up and takes
it away because, my friends, the small Soviet submarine now resting
on the bottom of the Chesapeake Bay has become a tomb for its crew.
Something went wrong with its power plant, and now the Soviet crew
is dead. The sub itself, still loaded with nuclear weapons, has now
become a gigantic mine in the waters near the biggest naval
concentration in the United States, and so it will remain unless and
until it is removed by the United States Navy.
My friends, the threat of war from the Soviet Union has never before
been as great nor as imminent as it is now. But I remain firmly
convinced that, even now, a shooting war can still be prevented. Our
fate remains in YOUR hands; but now I believe more than ever that
the American people, when told the truth, are equal to the task.
Congressmen and Senators write letters to President Ford or Henry
Kissinger and get no satisfactory response; but YOU, you opened the
door for communication between General George S. Brown, who heads
our country’s military establishment, and myself, and I thank you
from the very bottom of my heart.
Now I ask you to get behind General Brown in the same way. This is
more important than I can express because General Brown, handicapped
by the Intelligence gap created by Henry Kissinger, is confronted by
many opposing forces within the federal government who, unlike
General Brown, are not loyal to the United States.
As soon as you finish listening to this tape, I ask you, PLEASE, to
send a letter, telegram, or Mailgram to General Brown expressing
your support. It took great courage from the standpoint of his own
career for General Brown to see me at all, yet he overruled his
staff in insisting upon doing so. And under General Brown’s command,
with the approval of President Ford as Commander in Chief, the
United States Navy has acted and has so far been able to fend off
the intended surprise nuclear attack by the Soviet Navy.
Send your letters and telegrams to:
General George S. Brown
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington, D.C. 20301.
Thank him for seeing me, thank him for
taking action, and tell him you are behind him. By doing this, my
friends, YOU can help strengthen Gen. Brown’s hand against those who
would rather see inaction or outright surrender to the Soviet Union.
Remember:
YOUR VOICE COUNTS.
If God will grant us the time and the
wisdom to do so, I believe the war which is now so close can still
be averted; but I
would not be honest if I did not urge you to take such precautions
as you can for your own protection in the event war
does come. The Soviet Union has a massive Civil Defense program to
enable it to survive nuclear war. No such preparations have been
made in the United States except for the so-called “Federal
Relocation Arc”, a network of 96 virtually bomb-proof underground
cities in which many of the Government officials, who have betrayed
us into war, will be able to ride it out in safety and comfort. So
the rest of us, who are considered expendable, are left to fend for
ourselves.
Almost two years ago, looking ahead to this situation, I recorded my
first tape for AUDIO BOOKS. INC. entitled: “HOW TO
PROTECT YOURSELF DURING THE COMING DEPRESSION AND THE THIRD WORLD
WAR.” The exact timetable and some other details have changed since
then due to unexpected obstacles and failures which the four
Rockefeller Brothers have encountered, including now their
double-cross by the Soviet Union; but the measures I suggested then
are still the ones I would suggest now in order to protect yourself
and your family. Highly informed individuals who know from their own
sources that my present warnings are correct, are actively preparing
their own bomb shelters right now just in case the worst should
happen.
But as I said in conclusion to that
first tape two years ago, what we could accomplish to protect
ourselves individually was one thing, and what we can accomplish
working together was quite another. Now, as then, that is where my
real hopes lie; and now, my friends, we are working together to save
our beloved country. If we will continue without losing heart, and
if we will all show our overwhelming support for General Brown, then
I have the feeling that we’re going to do it. It may sound too good
to be true—but then, so did the concept of FREEDOM that became the
United States of America 200 years ago!
Until next month, God willing, this is
Dr. Beter. Thank you, and may God bless each and every one of you.
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