Interview with Dr. Robert Wood - Chief Editor of Selected by Extraterrestrials Book Series

His job was to take reports that had been transcribed and written up by secretaries and distribute them to various places around the country that had an interest in them. That was interesting to me — there were three kinds of places he went to: universities, the aerospace industry, and Navy installations, and actually some Air Force installations too. He was relatively young at the time — I think 18 when the war began — but yet he was given this responsibility by Rear Admiral Boulder to take these briefing materials all over the United States and brief scientists and military officials or anyone who could give insight into the German program. And all the time, a lot of people were questioning whether or not this was clever disinformation by the Germans.

He was sometimes given updated information where, in effect, the people he was giving it to were told to forget the last thing we told you — this is the latest — and I think they had some trouble doing that. His role was really remarkable. He was not expected to understand the subtle details of what he was transmitting, but he was expected to understand enough so he could answer some simple questions. And of course, the experience he got while working for the Navy was instrumental in him later being offered a job at Douglas Aircraft Company and being fast-tracked into the advanced think tank there at Douglas.

Bill's education was never augmented with official classes particularly from universities. He just told it like he saw it, and he had a real challenge to do that too. I mean, he was being exposed to technology that most of our scientists were not able to understand, and he was kind of asked to explain what it was and how he got it. I can imagine there were many times when he was unable to answer their questions.

That was really a strange situation. The word came to people involved in the Navy League that there was an opportunity to go and meet some extraterrestrials on top of this mountain. They got instructions as to generally where to go, but they had to follow signs that basically said to go where the UFOs were. They wound up going through these mountain roads towards the top, and there at the top was an elegant hunting lodge that they went into. There were people there who invited them and welcomed them, and after a while they sat down at the table and the whole side of the lodge became transparent, and they could see out over the rest of the territory. That particular incident is really interesting because it's filled with phenomena that shouldn't occur. On the way down, as I recall, one of the leaders had an accident and broke something in a car crash. Anyway, it was an amazing story and really well worth the read.

Well, the Philadelphia Experiment attracted my attention particularly because it was the case that involved the disappearance of a Navy ship allegedly through a program that was top secret. The thing that impressed me was that it was covered by Bill in a way that most people who studied the Philadelphia Experiment are unaware of — the level of detail that was mentioned in Bill's report. I think that was new. The 20-and-back experiences — how if you're selected to join the Space Force and you agree, you can serve for 20 years and then, as Bill said, after taking a couple of pills, in a few months you go back to your original age and your original time. That program has been widely criticized as being too difficult to believe to be true, but my conclusion is that it is in fact a true report of what Bill saw happen. Bill also talked a good deal about the Moon and the bases that were on it — how they were managed and controlled by various, multiple different extraterrestrial races. And that leads to the question of who's really in charge of what's on the Moon now. I think this has changed a lot since Bill died in 2017. We've got five years worth of time there that I think things have been changing a lot, and of course you cover that in your regular webinars very nicely. But it's a dynamic situation, and Bill's book really is just a representation of one part of the dynamic evolution of the extraterrestrial process, which may indeed be coming to a new point — a new fruition where the public is actually let know what's been going on over there over the years.

Yes, and that has caused lots of people to wonder whether they can get a piece of that life extension technology. As far as I'm concerned, I'm just taking NMN pills, which seem to have helped. Since I'm 94 years in a month, I feel pretty good and I think about as good as Bill felt at that age. But I continue to look for things that will help slow down my aging, which includes going to the gym twice a week, so that helps.

One of the things that impressed me was his view of the slave trade. Fundamentally, he was motivated in understanding the extent and degree of the slave trade throughout the universe, and he wanted to do everything he could to eliminate that slave trade. That's not one of the things he talked about a good deal in Volume Three, but in Volumes One and Two he did make that point quite strongly. And I've concluded that there is a lot of slave trade — I don't have any inside information on it myself — but I think his determination to do everything he could to get rid of the slave trade is one of the things that motivated him to write the books.

My opinion would be that the Nordics of Bill's era are the same Nordics as the ones that are working with Elena now — the very same ones. But there's one case, as I recall, where Bill talked about seeing one of his Nordics years later, where she was giving a lecture and she suddenly vanished from the room when he went in to try to find her afterwards. So I think that the relationship with the Nordics has been important, and it's been for a couple of reasons. Number one, because they're the only ones that are clearly trying to help us, and number two — well, it's just another way of saying the same thing — the only ones clearly trying to help us.

Yeah, it could be different, but not necessarily — they could well be coordinated. But I agree with you that the involvement of the Nordics with Bill and with the good guys here has been very important, I think, for the history of where we're going. I think even though there may be other civilizations that feel neutrally or strongly in favor of us besides the Nordics, they haven't put forth the same energy that the Nordics seem to have put forth with Bill. And even today, the question of whether the Space Force has involvement with the Nordics or not is an interesting one to me. I don't remember hearing about that. But we're digressing, I guess, because we should be talking about what Bill is saying in Book Three.

He used the Freemasons as part of the evil empire, if not the major part of the evil empire. And he took every opportunity he could, I believe, to associate bad things with the Freemasons — from a personal point of view, where he was invited once to participate in a party, to an impersonal point of view where they were clearly the people behind evil things.

No, there's no further elaboration in Volume Three about the gases released over Oceanside. That was covered with a photograph in Volume Two. I believe he clearly felt that the so-called chemtrails were phony and that the aliens were involved in putting out some of the gases that are intended to control us and basically take away our memories — or well, take away some of our intelligence. He was strongly opposed to the aliens' use of these gases to control the people, but I don't believe he mentioned that in Volume Three.

I think that is feasible. Yes. I was a little surprised to understand that Maria went to Antarctica early on with the Nazis, however, because at one time it was clear that Bill pointed out that they were keeping them separate — that is, the SS had their own spacecraft design group and Maria Orsic had the others. The others were putting together their own kind of craft. However, during the war, I guess Maria decided to go down and join with the SS in Antarctica. Is that your understanding too?

Well, at one time Maria was identified as the person who psychically talked to people on the planet Antares, who allegedly sent her psychically the diagrams for building UFO craft. And I've never seen any confirmation of that, but it does seem a little inconsistent with the report you're suggesting — that she did not come from Antares, or that she did not go to Antares. The original thought was that they were all going to make their UFOs and end up in flight to Antares, but I think that never happened.

According to Bill, the Nova Program was a way of taking very large craft that were capable of using regular burning propellants and going to distant stars. Now, that's where I got disconnected from the reality of it, because you don't go to distant stars using burning kerosene. And there was no evidence through the plan at Rocketdyne that there was ever any involvement in anti-gravity propulsion. So the absence of the description of anti-gravity propulsion caused me to disagree with Bill about the development of a long-range plan to explore the universe.

Well, yeah, I see the parallel too, and it's an intriguing parallel. But I think the absence of the identification of anti-gravity propulsion is pretty critical in my mind. Sometimes you've got to go over to anti-gravity propulsion in order to get to the stars. But of course, we know that Bill was saying that the Navy was already working on space carriers that would be part of Solar Warden and would use anti-gravity. So I guess the question is: if the Nova Program was rocket-based, then why did the Navy on one hand pursue the Nova Program using rockets to build large bases on the Moon, and at the same time they were using anti-gravity technologies for their space carriers being built with the help of Nordics? There seems to be a kind of interesting bifurcation here of what the Navy was doing.

Well, yeah, just go to Amazon.com and put in Selected by Extraterrestrials, and I think Volume Three, My Spoken Words, comes right up. And then if you want to get an electronic version, it's easy to just select that option. So it's pretty simple. And we now have probably two-thirds of Bill's interviews with Jeff Rense that are still yet to be put into paper or books, and that'll be our next plan — to proceed to Volume Four. I'm thinking that Volume Four will probably cover essentially everything that Bill said before he died that's relevant and can be correlated with the things that he wrote. But to have his spoken words be separate from his written words, I think, is entertaining and educational.

That's right, yeah. I was impressed that you were wise to bring your camera, because those are the only photographs we got of the Solar Warden craft. Bill had the craft on Duraflame displays, and I never saw the craft on the Duraflame displays again. So your photographs are the source.

Yeah, as a matter of fact, if I could flip open to the right page, I'd be able to — yeah, here it is. This is one of the pages that he actually made. I don't know if people can see that, but that's one of the original copies of his work in 1950.

Yeah, yeah.

Thank you, that would be fun. Okay.