Call Me Stormy

Nixon’s Secret UFO File Agent

Did former President Richard Nixon have access to extraterrestrial aliens with vast knowledge of the uncharted universe? That’s what Nixon told Jim Merritt, who worked as an agent for Nixon under the short-lived Huston Plan.

What was the Huston Plan? This was during the days of Watergate, circa 1970-72, when Nixon employed “plumbers” to do dirty tricks on the Democrats. The Huston Plan was part of this arsenal. Nixon essentially set up his own intelligence service — outside the scope of the CIA or FBI. Its agents, like Merritt, operated secretly on projects Nixon wanted done. These projects ran a vast gamut, up to and including, assassinations.

Merritt, originally from West Virginia, explains how he used political chicanery to smear Nixon’s political opponents. Sometimes he slept with politicians and engaged in gay sex to compromise them.  Much of his espionage was devoted toward anti-war advocates and pacifist organizations.

For the first time, Merritt discusses his three secret meetings with Nixon, down in a basement office off the White House. The most revelatory passages involve extraterrestrials, presumably kept at Area 51, who reveled scientific secrets to the American government, investing great power in our leadership. But Merritt also talks about Nixon’s relationships with Henry Kissinger and a time capsule Nixon has left hidden within the White House. Here’s more from Daniel Liszt, the Dark Journalist.