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possible." fied work." 68 REVELATIONS would be a simple matter to remove the implant during the autopsy and study it. Don't you think a pathologist would notice it and be intrigued enough to take it apart?" For the first time Bill Cooper didn't seem to have a ready answer. He simply waved my question away, repeating that no one knew what the implants were for. I leaned back in my chair. "Bill, if what you're telling me can be proven, we will have to reconsider everything we know about this problem. I have no question that you are telling me what you believe, and if you say you have seen this Report 13, I am willing to trust you. But the fact that Hynek's name was associated with it makes me think that it was a complete fabrication." He answered flatly that he had indeed seen the report and that Hynek's name was indeed on it. "So what do you think should be done now?" I asked. "The information should be disseminated to the public, as widely as "Do you think the President knows?" "Yes, Bush must know, as a former member of MJ-12. Previous presidents were only told what they wanted them to know. The Presi- dent would have to blurt it out in the middle of a press conference, before they were aware that he was going to say anything. Don't you see? If the information was released, the intelligence community would collapse. Nobody would ever trust those people again. As you know, Reagan classified everything about UFOs. Nobody who does any work with the government can talk about the subject, even if they do unclassi- I am afraid I reacted angrily to that preposterous statement. "You can't possibly mean that! For one thing, it would violate the First Amendment. For another, no one would obey such an order. The government hasn't even defined what a UFO is! It would be like your asking me to keep secret what we had for dinner tonight, or what we said to each other. You could never force me to do it. I haven't agreed to it in advance. Furthermore, there are other people who