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In the penumbra of power, transparency is often a mirage. In episode 175 of the Paranormal Observer podcast, renowned researchers Roberto Belmont and Juan Manuel Torreblanca dive into an in-depth analysis on “Manipulated Declassification”. HERE<\/a> you can listen to the podcast. <\/p>\n

With Juan Manuel Torreblanca broadcasting from his new base in Spain and Roberto Belmont in Mexico, this episode marks a milestone in the hosts’ trajectory as they celebrate their way to episode 200 with one of the most disturbing revelations to date.<\/p>\n

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Click on the photo to listen to the podcast<\/h2>\n
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To understand this phenomenon, Belmont and Torreblanca propose that information is the modern “currency of exchange” used by institutions to maintain control over the public narrative.<\/p>\n

Manipulated declassification is not an act of government honesty; it is the calculated release of fragments of information, often selected and formatted to avoid putting the system at risk.<\/p>\n

There are specific tactics that governments employ to weave these shadows of doubt:<\/p>\n

Selective Highlighting:<\/strong> A massive report is published, but the official communication only highlights specific fragments that support an agenda, while ignoring the rest of the dossier.<\/p>\n

Systematic Censorship:<\/strong> It is common to find documents where the names of key people or critical locations are “blacked out” or redacted, hiding the truth behind black blocks.<\/p>\n

From MK Ultra to Project Stargate: The History of the Invisible<\/h2>\n

One of the highlights of the episode is the analysis of the files that survived the information purge.<\/p>\n

Roberto Belmont points out that there is no “single file” on MK Ultra; what we know today are fragments rescued from other files following the mass destruction order issued by CIA Director Richard Helms in 1973.<\/p>\n

This program, which involved illegal experiments with LSD and mind control, is the perfect example of how power destroys its trail before allowing any kind of opening.<\/p>\n

On the other hand, the Stargate Project and the study of Remote Viewing demonstrate that governments take esoteric and paranormal subjects very seriously for military applications.<\/p>\n

Torreblanca mentions the connection with figures such as Jacobo Grinberg, suggesting that official science and mysticism intersect in the world’s most secret laboratories.<\/p>\n

Leaks “Snatched” vs. Controlled declassification <\/h2>\n