Q:  Please, tell us more about what you know about the daily events at Cheyenne
Mountain.

MAYNARD:  First off, I want you to understand a little of the background of
Cheyenne Mountain which will give the reader an image of what we are talking
about as it concerns daily contact.

Long before there was an organization called Space Command, there was the North
American Air Defense Command (NORAD), set up to protect the North American
continent from attack. This was the main reason for building the complex in
Cheyenne Mountain. The main purpose of this joint US/Canadian organization was
to support the Strategic Air Command (SAC) and the missile Air Defense Program.

As time progressed, satellite surveillance was incorporated in the command
structure of a little-known organization called the National Reconnaissance
Office (NRO). The NRO is basically a black ops-type organization that has kept
its main role in SAC as a basic cover for the new command.

It was the task of the NRO to obtain information through ARIEL and/or satellite
imagery. As more and more space activity became involved in the process, another
command was developed to handle this alone; this is called the Space Command. It
is the Space Command's responsibility to maintain an uninterrupted and
consistent data flow of daily activities in earth, near space, and of space
vehicles entering our atmosphere. This Command is supported by all military
organizations, jointly, as well as NASA and several companies from the
military-industrial complex, such as Hughes, EG&G, Dryden, and SAC. All of these
organizations provide budget, manpower and support activities, and it is a
shared process to some degree, whereas the NRO is basically an Air Force-run
operation supported by all of the military commands. All three organizations,
NORAD, NRO, and the Space Command are mission supported directly by the NSA, and
in turn supply processed information to the NSA.

The Space Command acts like an air traffic controller for all the activity
involved in and around North America. I have been working on getting information
to substantiate my allegations surrounding the daily contact.

Over the past few years there have been incidents reported or alleged that would
indicate a daily UFO and/or EBE contact. Although these incidents are, at most,
suspect, there seemed to be too many factors unrelated in each incident that
struck a familiar chord. After thoroughly examining each of the incidents (which
I do not feel comfortable naming at this time), and in the course of my cursory
investigation of the incidents, I noted similarities and patterns of
disinformation being used that would make people scoff at what was stated. After
applying my knowledge of disinformation I began to see the truth in each of the
incidents. This caused me to intensify my own investigation, which is ongoing at
this time, and involves more than just the Cheyenne Mountain Complex.  I hope to
have a document ready to publish with the results of what I have found, later
this fall or winter.

Q:  Many people have reported abduction experiences. They describe being taken
against their will by aliens (usually described as the Greys) and subjected to
some sort of medical examination. Some of these abductees have also witnessed
U.S. Military personnel present during the abduction experiences. What do you
know about the abduction element in all of this?

MAYNARD:  I was never exposed to any direct information on abductions. I knew
that there were cases being investigated, but I never saw any reports. On a
personal note, I would have to say that abductions have occurred and still are
occurring today. Other than that, I do not believe I can offer anything further
on this matter.