The Al Bielek Interview Archive

"Perhaps the story really was mythological. However, if that's the case, then our hats are off to the brilliant scientists that spun this gossamer web of fantasy — for no ordinary laymen could have done it."

— Dr. James F. Corum

"They could actually pull the mind — almost make a, like I'm thinking of a computer. I have a file on a diskette… So they would sort of take that file off the disk, do what they wanted to do, and then place it back onto the diskette. And that file was… their mind."

— Preston Nichols

"They were experimenting with some of the primal energies… some of the elementals within the body and the structure, and also within the mind. At times some of those energies will connect with something more and greater than oneself. So at times things and thought may come to the physical form."

— Duncan Cameron

"When the Aldrich equipment was turned on in the second test, the ship blasted in the harbor about 70 seconds and disappeared in a blue flash. … Nobody answered on the radio so they sent the crew aboard — the boarding party, if you will. They found two sailors buried in the steel, dying, in the deck. Two more upright in the bulkhead, buried in the steel, dying. The fifth man with a hand buried in the steel — and he lived."

— Al Bielek

"Suppose you live the equivalent of two lifetimes in one lifetime, but all you remember is the one lifetime — and I know of particular examples where this has happened. … Then there becomes a case of what is reality. What you think is reality may not be reality at all, because you've lost memory of some things that you have done, because they were manipulated into — you were manipulated into not remembering it."

— Al Bielek

"I say don't listen to the messenger, listen to the message. Yes, I was programmed. I was genetically manipulated, what have you — that doesn't alter the value of the information. One and one is two. No matter if I tell you or Adolf Hitler tells you, it's the same valid information."

— Stewart Swerdlow

"We ran it both ways. To my recollection, originally the South had won — and then what we did was we turned it around, made it so that the North won. And then, because now you have two different realities, you only have our small group that's inside Montauk…"

— Larry James

"I didn't really think too much about it at the time. I was in charge of getting time travel to work and work properly and getting things as safe as we could for our people. And most of the Montauk boys were like homeless kids and stuff like that. So no, they weren't much to begin with."

— Larry James

"I don't think anybody in their wildest imagination could ever dream up this stuff and pinpoint it down to exact locations, even come up with names."

— Larry Solarz