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            <text>=== **Filename: 750799.pdf**&#13;
&#13;
QUAKE JOLTS 20 STATES&#13;
&#13;
Although he can literally unleash and control hurricanes, floods, and earthquakes, influence our space probes, and make UFOs appear at his request, he is not a sorcerer-but the representative of the SIs (Saucer Intelligences) who have bestowed the most incredible power in him so that he could act for them on earth and prove to the world that they really exist!&#13;
&#13;
TED OWENS -  &#13;
FLYING SAUCER  &#13;
MISSIONARY&#13;
&#13;
By Otto O. Binder&#13;
&#13;
22 SAGA&#13;
&#13;
ORNADO WINDS  &#13;
P THRU AREA  &#13;
For 38 years since  &#13;
1947, when  &#13;
Kenneth Arnold sighted  &#13;
nine disks, everyone who  &#13;
believes in flying saucers  &#13;
has been wondering who the  &#13;
UFOs are here and what the  &#13;
occupants, if any, are up to on  &#13;
earth.  &#13;
NOW, THE ANSWER IS  &#13;
KNOWN!  &#13;
It is known by courtesy of Ted  &#13;
Owens, the UK Man in Black.  &#13;
From his know from last year's August  &#13;
and September issues, Ted Owens  &#13;
claims that he is the "Spokesman"  &#13;
for the SIs (Superior or Space  &#13;
Intelligences), who communicate with  &#13;
him via two-way "ESP."  &#13;
Ted has now made his private diaries  &#13;
(from 1967 to date) available to me  &#13;
by G. Cohen  &#13;
Sept. 23&#13;
&#13;
TORNADO WINDS  &#13;
UP THRU AREA&#13;
&#13;
For 24 years since 1947, when Kenneth Arnold sighted nine disks, everyone who believes in flying saucers has been wondering why the UFOs are here and what the occupants, if any, are up to on earth.&#13;
&#13;
NOW THE ANSWER IS KNOWN!&#13;
&#13;
It is known by courtesy of Ted Owens, the PK Man. As SAGA readers know from last year's August and September issues, Ted Owens claims that he is the "spokesman" for the SIs (Saucer or Space Intelligences) who communicate with him via two-way ESP.&#13;
&#13;
Ted has now made his private diaries (from 1963 to date) available to me&#13;
&#13;
Illustration by Gil Cohen  &#13;
SAGA 23&#13;
&#13;
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