Amelia Earhart faked her Death but not as Irene Bolam

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First published February 2, 2021, by Miles Mathis


Oh Amelia, it was just a false alarm. —Joni Mitchell

You will say,

“If not as Irene Bolam, then who?”

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Irene Craigmile Bolam (born Irene Madalaine O'Crowley; October 1, 1904 – July 7, 1982) was an American banker and resident of Monroe Township, Middlesex County, New Jersey. In 1970, a book that was soon widely discredited set forth an allegation that she was Amelia Earhart. Bolam denied the claim and took legal action against the publisher, resulting in the book being withdrawn.

Well, I can't just tell you in the first paragraph, can I?

That wouldn't be a good read.

After all the fun we had with:



I can't just plop a name down and move on.

We have to milk this for all it is worth.

I have to make up for almost 85 years of purposely bad research.

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Earhart beneath the nose of her Lockheed Model 10-E Electra, March 1937 in Oakland, California, before departing on her final round-the-world attempt prior to her disappearance.

As I said, the current theory in this direction is that Earhart changed her identity to Irene Bolam, was recognized in the late 1960s, and exposed by Ricky Gervais in his book in 1970.

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Ricky Dene Gervais (/dʒərˈveɪz/ jər-VAYZ; born 25 June 1961) is an English comedian, actor, writer, producer, director and musician. He co-created, co-wrote, and acted in the British television sitcoms The Office (2001–2003), Extras (2005–2007), and Life's Too Short (2011–2013) with Stephen Merchant. He also created, wrote and starred in Derek (2012–2014) and After Life (2019–2022).

No, wait, Joseph Gervais.

Ricky was just getting himself born then nine years old then.

Bolam got that book quashed with a lawsuit, but after her death several others came out, since you cannot slander a dead person.

There are many websites pushing this theory.

I skimmed those websites and could tell at a glance the theory was purposeful misdirection just from their form.

They tend to use picture fades and chops, sort of like DallasBoldPest or Tokarski.

Although the theory ought to be pretty easy to prove with straightforward analysis like I do, they never get around to that.

Just a lot of hints and slippery arguments.

The Bolam theory is destroyed by one quick look at the photos, where we see no match on the front teeth.

Earhart had a famous Huck Finn grin, with a gap between large front teeth.

Bolam doesn't.

But let's start back at the beginning.

Earhart, name originally Erhardt, was from a very wealthy crypto Jewish family of bankers, of course.

Her mother was an Otis, of the Otises of Atchison, Kansas.

Atchison had been co-founded by the Pomeroys before the Civil War.

You will remember them from my paper on John Reed, famous Communist.

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John Silas Reed (October 22, 1887 – October 17, 1920) was an American journalist, poet, and communist activist. Reed first gained prominence as a war correspondent during the Mexican Revolution for Metropolitan and World War I for The Masses. He is best known for his coverage of the October Revolution in Petrograd, Russia, which he wrote about in his 1919 book Ten Days That Shook the World.

JOHN REED Faked both his Life & Death – Library of Rickandria

Reed was a Pomeroy, as well as a relative of Warren Beatty of Reds.

Reds - Trailer 1981


The Pomeroys were billionaires, funding:



  • railroads
  • banks
  • newspapers
  • the works

Earhart was also a Patton, linking her to General George Patton.

Patton Faked his Death – Library of Rickandria

George Patton also went by the name George Gray Smith, linking us Robert Graysmith, who was a central character in the Zodiac fake.

The Zodiac Murders & others were Faked – Library of Rickandria

So, we are finding a lot of crosslinks already.

I found another link when rereading my recent paper on President McKinley.

President William McKinley, another fake assassination – Library of Rickandria

Remember that we found McKinley's brother-in-law George Saxton was allegedly murdered by a lady named Anna Ehrhart.

She had previously married a guy with the surname George, and McKinley was also a George through the Chapmans.

Well, we will discover below that Amelia Earhart—being from the Families—was also closely related to all Presidents, which means she was almost certainly closely related to this Anna Ehrhart.

In fact, her real name may have been Anna Earhart, and they changed the spelling later to break the link to Amelia.

No genealogy is available for this Anna Ehrhart George Ridout.

The computers and search engines have never heard of her.

But the Ehrharts in that part of the country were previously Areharts, so you see how that could also become Earhart.

Also, curious that a search on her finds the Ehrhart usually dropped.

Most sources call her Anna George, Anna A. George, or Anna C. George.

But Wikipedia now calls her Anna E. Ehrhart George.

How many middle names did this lady have?

The Otises were bankers and were the most prominent citizens of Atchison.

Amelia's grandfather Alfred Gideon Otis was the bank president as well as the federal judge.

Amelia grew up as wealthy and privileged, which is how she ended up buying expensive flying lessons and several planes in her early 20s.

We are supposed to believe she earned the money as a truck driver, but that is just the usual sob story.

She also had a Kissel Speedster, and I guess we are supposed to believe she bought that by hauling bricks.

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By age 30 she was nothing but a college drop-out rich girl, living near Boston and writing a column on flying for the newspaper.

After Lindbergh faked his transatlantic flight in 1927, the advertising men for the airlines—including George Putnam—began looking for a woman to promote.

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George Palmer Putnam (September 7, 1887 – January 4, 1950) was an American publisher, writer and explorer. Known for his marriage to (and being the widower of) Amelia Earhart, he had also achieved fame as one of the most successful promoters in the United States during the 1930s.

Amy Guest was considered but wasn't found to be photogenic enough.

Putnam was from the Boston area, and maybe someone told him Earhart had the right look, being tall and thin and florid.

Being gay, she wasn't attached to a man or family, so she was free to work full-time on some project like this.

Jewish Control of Gay Rights – Library of Rickandria

So, out of the blue she got a call from Captain Hilton Railey one day in 1928, and the rest is history.

She was taken along as baggage on the next transatlantic flight by Stultz and Gordon, but odds are you have never heard of them.

You have certainly heard of her.

Earhart admitted she was no more than “a sack of potatoes”.

A sack of potatoes in silk and high heels.

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While in England, Earhart bought Lady Mary Heath's Avro Avian and had it shipped back the US.

So, she must have been making a mint as an aviation writer for that small Boston paper.

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For being a sack of potatoes, Earhart was given a tickertape parade and a personal meeting with the President.

The press called her Lady Lindy and the Queen of the Air.

She was used in a multitude of advertising campaigns, including for cigarettes.

She promoted her own fashion line for Macy's.

So, you are getting the picture.

Her career was all staged and manufactured by the usual people for the usual reasons.

Nothing was real.

For her work in being baggage, she was made a representative of TWA and a vice-president of National Airways (later Northeast).

As part of this promotion, Putnam married her, though they admit it was all a set-up.

There was hardly a wedding and no honeymoon.

They lived separately and she didn't take his name.

They had no children.

He obviously married her to quash the gay rumor, and perhaps the better to control her career and money.

For the next part of the hoax, Putnam and Earhart faked her solo transatlantic flight.

Not to be outdone by Lindbergh, it was supposedly made in this tiny plane:


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Not a chance that actually happened.

There was no reason to do it in a dangerous little single-engine plane like that, and there is nowhere on that plane to store all the required gas anyway.

Heading for Paris, she allegedly landed in a pasture in Derry, Ireland, after less than 15 hours.

Her landing was allegedly witnessed by only two people.

One of them was named T. Sawyer.

As in Tom Sawyer, you know, to go with her Huck Finn look.

It's hard to believe they still expect people to buy this story.

The first transatlantic flight by a woman, and no one sees her take off or land.

No pictures or film.

We just have to take George Putnam's word for it.

Here she is with Putnam:


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How weird is that?

Was she his dog?

They just need a leash.

The other person who allegedly saw Earhart land was Cecil King.

George Putnam just happened to be descended from Kings.

Stephen King: Royal Fake – Library of Rickandria

The town nearest this Derry pasture was Culmore, which is curious since it isn't anywhere near the western coast of Ireland.

It is north of Londonderry, more than 50 miles east of the western coasts of Donegal.

So, not a logical or likely place to be landing after 15 hours.

And, it goes without saying, nowhere near any line to Paris.

This is about 150 miles too far north to be on any line to Paris.

So, George Putnam must have chosen this site for his fake landing for another reason.

To discover it, all we have to do is go to the Wiki page for Culmore, which lists its most famous citizen as the Baron Docwra, involved in O'Doherty's Rebellion in 1608.

Another involved was Captain Henry Hart.

Well, George Putnam had many links to the fake Salem Witch Trials, through not only the Putnams, but also the Hawkes, Hutchinsons, Ingalls, and Harts.

The Salem Witch Trials WERE FAKED – Library of Rickandria

See Elizabeth Hutchinson Hart.

He is linked to that hoax in many lines of his genealogy.

But he also had links to Derry, through these same Harts.

So, that is why he chose Culmore.

Culmore - Wikipedia

He probably had cousins who owned that land.

That is the way it normally works, as we saw with Buddy Holly.

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Charles Hardin Holley (September 7, 1936 – February 3, 1959), known as Buddy Holly, was an American singer, songwriter and musician who was a central and pioneering figure of mid-1950s rock and roll. He was born to a musical family in Lubbock, Texas, during the Great Depression, and learned to play guitar and sing alongside his siblings. Holly's style was country and western music which he performed in Lubbock with his friends from high school.


Putnam was also:


  • a Huxley
  • a Bosworth
  • a Gould (previously Gold/Golding)

The Docwras were also Goldings.

These Goldings also link us to the de Veres, Earls of Oxford, as well as to the Cecils.

So that is where Putnam took the name Cecil for his story.

The Docwras became the Dockrays and married with the Rathbones, connecting us to the fake Lincoln Assassination.

And guess what, we can figure out exactly why Earhart was tapped by Putnam:


they were cousins, of course.

She was related to him through the Harrises of Scituate, MA, who were also Kings.

Earhart's ancestor Sarah Otis was the daughter of Richard Harris and Elizabeth King, and these people also connect us to Goulds again, as well as the Pratts.

Chris Pratt is… well, a Pratt – Library of Rickandria

The Goulds link Putnam and Earhart a second time.

They were cousins in several important Jewish lines, just as we would expect.

Added next day:


Through the Otises, Earhart was also closely related to the:



  • Kelloggs
  • Lincolns
  • Adams

and Wrights, including the Wright brothers.

She was born to the part, you might say.

Through the Goulds, Earhart was related to the Gordons and Burrs, which means the Gordon who first flew her over the Atlantic was another cousin.

This also links her to the Waldos and Emersons, as well as forward to the:


  • Cheneys
  • Tafts
  • Powells

—including Dick Cheney and Colin Powell.

She is also related to the Spencers and Howards/Harvards, which explains her link to and promotion by Harvard/Radcliffe.

She was also a Philips and a Bliss.

Also closely related to the Hemingways and Rockefellers.

Also, to the:


  • Tildens
  • Poes
  • Edisons

and Seegers, including Pete Seeger.

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Peter Seeger (May 3, 1919 – January 27, 2014) was an American folk singer and social activist. He was a fixture on nationwide radio in the 1940s, and had a string of hit records during the early 1950s as a member of The Weavers, notably their recording of Lead Belly's "Goodnight, Irene," which topped the charts for 13 weeks in 1950. Members of the Weavers were blacklisted during the McCarthy Era. In the 1960s, Seeger re-emerged on the public scene as a prominent singer of protest music in support of international disarmament, civil rights, counterculture, workers' rights, and environmental causes.

Also, to the Campbells, see below.

Added February 15:


If you aren't following me so far, I encourage you to watch this old promotional video, where Amelia is talking about her flight across the Atlantic.

Amelia Earhart explaining her flight and the welcome she received


It is obviously scripted, and Amelia is about the worst actress ever.

She can barely read from the cue cards and appears to be sub intelligent.

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, and a video may be worth a hundred pictures.

It certainly is in this case, since this two-minute video confirms everything, I say here with tall exclamation points.


So, Earhart's entire bio is just a fiction and a paste-up and a promotion so far.

Up to that point she had done nothing real except fly as a passenger across the Atlantic (if she even did that).

But Putnam needed more, to keep her name in the papers and generate more profits for the airlines.

So, he drew up an around-the-world flight for Earhart.

One problem.

She was tired of the promotion and didn't agree to be a part of it.

But he went ahead with it anyway, because he didn't need her for the first part anyway.

It was all another fiction fed to the papers wholesale, and it would take months to spool out.

By the time Earhart was supposed to land back in Los Angeles, he hoped she would have changed her mind, agreeing to the public appearances.

But she didn't.

She had had enough of the lies and didn't wish to be a part of it anymore.

She was now past 40 and ready to retire to a quiet life with her female companions and wasn't interested in being Putnam's mannequin anymore.

Of course this left Putnam over a barrel, but these people have never seen a lemon they can't turn into a meringue pie, so he got busy on the typewriter.

He got his pals in the Air Force and Navy to agree to be part of another cock-and-bull story about an expensive search at sea, though of course that never happened, either.

Like the flight itself, it all only happened on paper.

It was a Hollywood production and nothing more.

STRANGE RELATIONS – Library of Rickandria

The Navy loved it though, since they could bill the treasury for millions of dollars while sitting on base playing cards.

Again, the usual.

Don't believe me?

Here is the plane Earhart allegedly flew:


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Do you see a little problem?

That picture is fake.

That is supposed to be the plane in Hawaii, just before it crashed on the runway.

But it isn't.

It is at least partially painted.

Look closely at the nose and cockpit.

That isn't a photograph, that is a painting.

Notice the outline on the nose.

Photos don't look like that.

Compare it to many real photos of that plane, which are on the internet as well.

Also, notice that the engines are running quite fast, as if this thing is flying, but it is on the ground, held only by tiny blocks.

Another problem is that the photo is tagged two different ways at Wikipedia.

On Earhart's page, we are told that photo is from Luke Field, Pearl Harbor.

But on the page for Lockheed Model 10 Electra, we are told it is from Oakland.

Added February 15:


I don't think it is from either place.

I think it is a repainted still from an Al Bresnick photo shoot in Burbank, as you can see here in this Smithsonian Channel footage.

These Are the Final Moments of Amelia Earhart on the Ground


The runway and background happen to match the,

“recently discovered home movie footage”

there at min. 0:50.

Just to remind you, Burbank is like Hollywood Airport.


The crash at Luke Field in 1937, ending the first attempt around the world, supports my analysis above, since it shows you how Putnam was stalling, hoping Earhart would change her mind.

At first, she was supposed to go around the world to the left, but then Putnam switched and pretended she was going around the world to the right.

But she wasn't doing anything.

She was sitting in Massachusetts somewhere listening to the radio or planning her summer garden.

Here's another clue everyone has missed.

Earhart supposedly went down somewhere near Howland Island.

And where was that?

Oh, it just happened to be part of the Phoenix Islands.

Do you think Putnam may have chosen that location to take another piss?

Of course he did.

It is another tall sign of the fake, like Tom Sawyer watching Earhart land in the pasture in Derry.

Added February 15:


Also remember that just one year later, Howard Hughes flew around the world in just 3.8 days, in a Lockheed Electra very much like Amelia's plane.

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Howard Robard Hughes Jr. (December 24, 1905 – April 5, 1976) was an American aerospace engineer, business magnate, film producer, investor, philanthropist and pilot. He was best known during his lifetime as one of the richest and most influential people in the world. He first became prominent as a film producer, and then as an important figure in the aviation industry. Later in life, he became known for his eccentric behavior and reclusive lifestyle—oddities that were caused in part by his worsening obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), chronic pain from a near-fatal plane crash, and increasing deafness.

So why did it take Amelia a month to fly halfway around the world?

The stories have no continuity, do they?

And why was Amelia so far south when she was allegedly lost?

She was south of the equator at that point, which is a roundabout way to get around the world from the US. Hughes did most of his route above 60 degrees north, which made “the world” a whole lot smaller.

The circumference of the Earth at that latitude is about half what it is at the equator.

Even so, if Amelia had made the same progress (speed) as Hughes, it should have taken her about ten days to go around the world.

But thirty-two days later she was just starting across the Pacific.

Are we supposed to believe Earhart was so slow because she was a girl who needed more bathroom stops?

I can tell you why Hughes didn't cross the South Pacific like Earhart:


it was extremely dangerous, since this is the widest part of the largest ocean.

The shortest leg of that flight, between Hawaii and Fiji, would have taken about 35 hours nonstop.

The first airplane didn't land in Fiji until 1928.

Hughes' longest leg over water was 15 hours over the much smaller Atlantic.

I am telling you the reason Earhart's route took her down there:


George Putnam wanted to stage her disappearance in the Phoenix Islands, to make use of that name.

These people always have to work it in somewhere.


But we have one string still hanging after all this fakery.

In 1937 Amelia is still at home.

She isn't dead and hasn't agreed to leave the country.

What to do?

Are you ready?

The sister fake again.

Amelia didn't pretend to be Irene Bolam, she pretended to be her own sister.

Just like Nicole Simpson did.


Just like Sharon Tate did.

The Tate Murders were a False Flag & the Greatest Unknown Success Story of Project CHAOS – Library of Rickandria

Just like Dorothy Stratton did.

And several others.

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There is where they throw it in our faces.

The usual Phoenician con job, complete with smirk.

That's “sister” Muriel Earhart in front of a (bad) painting of Amelia Earhart.

Note the matching tilt of the head, the matching nose, even the matching one-sided grin.

It's like a mirror image.

Also, the knowing look in her eyes couldn't be more pointed.

She's thinks she fooled everyone.

Not me, lady.

I have eyes and a brain, and they are still connected.

You will say we have pictures of the sisters together as girls.

No, we don't.

We have the usual faked and mistagged photos, and stories that can't be confirmed.

The Phoenicians seem to have seen me coming, since several of these have been recently 404'ed, including one at Radcliffe:


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That page is gone, so I saved the search image.

That is supposed to be Amelia and Muriel, but the little one looks like a boy to me.

Could be anyone, and we have no proof it is either of them.

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That one also comes up for a trashed page, but none of those kids looks like Amelia.

It is proof of nothing.

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That one is tagged as Muriel, but it looks like Amelia to me.

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That's another one that comes up, but it proves nothing.

It is too small to analyze.

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Ditto for that one.

It could be anyone.

And it doesn't match the story we are told, where Amelia as a child was a tomboy who wore bloomers and wouldn't let them put her in a dress.

But we do have other pictures of Amelia admiring herself, in the Sharon Tate/Patti Tate style:



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Seems a little too obvious, but remember, they think we are idiots.

Also remember that Joni Mitchell gave us a hidden clue in 1976 in her album Hejira.

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Roberta Joan "Joni" Mitchell CC (née Anderson; born November 7, 1943) is a Canadian-American singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and painter. As one of the most influential singer-songwriters to emerge from the 1960s folk music circuit, Mitchell became known for her personal lyrics and unconventional compositions which grew to incorporate pop and jazz elements. She has received many accolades, including eleven Grammy Awards and induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997. Rolling Stone called her "one of the greatest songwriters ever", and AllMusic has stated, "Joni Mitchell may stand as the most important and influential female recording artist of the late 20th century."

That is what my under-title quote is about.

The song “Amelia” is said to be about Earhart, but on the surface has very little to do with her, being about Joni's love life instead, as usual.

Joni Mitchell - Amelia (lyric video)


Joni found herself infinitely fascinating, as we know.

What most people don't know is that Joni was flinging with Sam Shepard in that year, while writing these songs.

Shepard was even more of an insider than Joni, and if Joni didn't already know everything about the Phoenician Navy's fakes, Shepard may have clued her in.

So, she felt she needed to get the information off her chest, even obliquely like this.

These people love dropping clues, since they know we can't read them.

Don McLean was the king of that, but all the rest of them did and do it, too.

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Donald McLean III /məˈkleɪn/ (born October 2, 1945) is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist. Known to fans as the "American Troubadour" or "King of the Trail", he is best known for his 1971 hit song "American Pie", an eight-and-a-half-minute folk rock "cultural touchstone" about the loss of innocence of the early rock and roll generation. His other hit singles include "Vincent" (about Vincent van Gogh), "Dreidel", and "Wonderful Baby"; as well as his renditions of Roy Orbison's "Crying" and the Skyliners' "Since I Don't Have You".

But we have to ask,

“What exactly about Amelia was a false alarm?”

Presumably, her death notice was the false alarm Joni is referring to, since it never happened.

There is really no other way to read Joni's lyrics, in context.

And if you read even closer, you realize this track “Amelia” isn't on the album Hejira by accident. 

A hejira is a rupture, or a life change, historically referring to Muhammad's flight from Mecca to Medina.

So, Joni is actually comparing her life change to Amelia's.

What life change did Amelia have?

None, according to the mainstream story.

But a very big one knowing what we now know.

She was transitioning from Amelia to Muriel.

Even the chord structure of the song is a clue, since Joni purposely keeps shifting keys back and forth, mirroring the shift from Amelia to Muriel.

Stanza two tells us the secret almost directly:


Then your life becomes a travelogue of picture post card charms, Amelia it was just a false alarm.

She is telling us Amelia's life was just a series of postcard charms—in other words, a fake.

The last line confirms this:


Dreams Amelia - dreams and false alarms

Muriel has no bio before 1937, just as we would expect.

But after 1937 she came alive.

As Wikipedia says,

“Her life took on a new dimension.”

Yeah.

She managed all of Amelia's posthumous affairs, including her fan clubs, set up donations, and worked with:


  • museums
  • the military
  • Eleanor Roosevelt (who was also gay, remember)

Muriel also wrote two books about herself/Amelia.

The Air Force named its last Lockheed Electra for Muriel.

Why would they do that?

Now you know.

And why would Gervais, Klaas, and these others come up with the Irene Bolam misdirection? 

Because —as you will see if you read those books or visit those websites—those stories keep up the rest of the con job pretty well.

Those guys still sell Earhart as a big heroine, instead of as the complete phony she really was. 

They want you to think she actually survived some big crash at sea and swam back to the US across the Pacific, I guess.

We also see Earhart variations pushed by people with names like Campbell.

You should know better than that.

The Campbells are cousins, so they are in on it.

Mike Campbell quotes a lot of military sources, claiming Earhart was captured by the Japanese and held at Saipan.

As if military sources are trustworthy.

As if the military has never lied to us.

Campbell is sneaky, since he alleges a huge conspiracy, but then pretends the military is not in on it.

In his story, the military is the victim of a conspiracy.

Are you laughing yet?

Yes, military psychological operations is the victim here.

Campbell leads with:


  • Nimitz
  • Vandergrift
  • Erskine

as his chief witnesses, but we have seen the Erskines as top fakers over the centuries, including recently at Dunblane and in Christchurch.

Andy Murray's mother is an Erskine, remember?

And as for Nimitz, do you really believe Nimitz was the victim of Navy disinfo?

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Chester William Nimitz (/ˈnɪmɪts/; February 24, 1885 – February 20, 1966) was a fleet admiral in the United States Navy. He played a major role in the naval history of World War II as Commander in Chief, US Pacific Fleet, and Commander in Chief, Pacific Ocean Areas, commanding Allied air, land, and sea forces during World War II.

He was a 5-star admiral:


a generator of propaganda from the top, not a victim of it.

Nimitz was also a member of Bohemian Grove.

He also defeated the Japanese, so of course he has motive for blaming them for Earhart's disappearance.

Vandergrift and Erskine were generals:


they too would be in control of propaganda, not victims of it.

But Campbell, being a Campbell, assumes you are a dunce.

Like a general, he expects you to believe this stuff just because he yells it at you and gets mad if you don't.

And now for the cherry:


Campbell is Navy himself.

He was also Public Affairs officer for the Air Force up until 2008.

So, not exactly an independent researcher or trusted source.

The Air Force has been tied to this hoax from the beginning.

But if you want to believe an Air Force public affairs officer instead of me, be my guest.

While you are at it, you can also reinvest in:


  • the Gulf of Tonkin story
  • the Bay of Pigs story
  • the Cuban Missile Crisis

SAUCE:

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