Cosmic Hot Line

Magazine Overview

Title: Cosmic Hot Line
Issue: 83-19
Date: September 9, 1983
Publisher: Cosmic Awareness Communications

This issue of "Cosmic Hot Line" presents a series of channeled messages from "Cosmic Awareness," interpreted by Paul Shockley. The publication focuses on global geopolitical tensions, espionage, and the potential for increased militarism and war, particularly in the context of the Cold War.

Fanning the Winds of War...

The "Cosmic Awareness" message for the next four months (September 1983 onwards) highlights a period of "many uncertainties" and "surprises and concerns" in national and international affairs. It points to intensifying conflicts in existing areas and the emergence of new hot spots. Specific regions mentioned include India and Pakistan, the Far East (Vietnam, Thailand), the Philippines, Central America (including the Panama Canal), and the Middle East. The message suggests that these escalating conflicts are "carefully orchestrated" to raise the conflict level for conventional warfare, potentially leading to a scenario where Russia is destroyed without a clear instigator.

The awareness indicates that it is not a particular nation, but a "group of entities" pulling the strings. A key concern is the planned introduction of missiles into Europe, which Russia is expected to retaliate against. The message also references the Russians having placed cobalt bombs in various locations around the US, capable of triggering earthquakes, with a recent earthquake in Alaska noted as being close to the predicted magnitude.

Sabotage and terrorism are expected to increase. The message suggests that the downing of Korean Air Lines Flight 007 was a deliberate act, a "spy maneuver" designed to manipulate public emotions and garner support for militaristic activities and the deployment of new weapons. The plan, it is stated, is to create a "war fever" to increase support for missile installation in Europe and neutralize efforts for nuclear freeze and disarmament.

Key Incidents and Analysis

Korean Air Lines Flight 007 Incident:

This incident is a central theme. The publication asserts that the plane was on a spy mission, with passengers potentially used as shields. The Russians are depicted as having located the plane and working to retrieve recordings that would confirm its spy status. The plan, according to Cosmic Awareness, included the possibility of the plane being destroyed to be used for propaganda against the Nuclear Freeze movement. The US government, unaware of the spy mission's specifics, is able to express genuine outrage, while the foreign press is expected to have a significant impact on public opinion.

Pilot's Involvement:

Contrary to suggestions of drugs or hypnosis, Cosmic Awareness states the pilot was aware of the mission and its purpose and felt confident the mission was completed. His remarks on the tapes are cited as potential evidence.

Bolsheviks and Global Strategy:

The publication identifies "Bolsheviks" (or those aligned with them) as deceptive forces controlling US programs. It suggests a plan to create global chaos, drain Russia's economy and manpower through conventional warfare, and then use hidden nuclear weapons for a devastating strike. The US is said to possess secret weapons, including those capable of dematerializing armies, which have not been revealed.

US Satellites and Space Shuttle:

It is claimed that US satellites are largely ineffective for war purposes. The space shuttle's mission is described as an effort to repair malfunctioning satellites, a practice deemed of little value in the face of the larger geopolitical strategy.

"War Hawks" Removed:

In a 24-hour period around September 1st, Menachem Begin resigned, Senator Henry Jackson died, and the head of the John Birch Society was killed when the 747 was shot down. Cosmic Awareness suggests these are not mere coincidences but part of a larger plan to remove "war hawks" from positions of power, possibly influenced by forces from other planes.

Plane Wrecks as Cover-ups:

Harvey Larsen's publication, "The Larsen File," is cited as correctly stating that some plane wrecks, particularly those involving Air Force crewmen on illegal intelligence missions, are faked to serve as cover-ups. This is described as a frequent tactic used to hide the nature of such missions.

Caution to Members:

Members are cautioned to be careful when discussing these insights, especially when presenting information that might be perceived as anti-American. It is suggested to ask questions rather than make direct statements to avoid heated conflict.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

The recurring themes in this issue are global conflict, the manipulation of events for political gain, espionage, the dangers of militarism, and the push for nuclear disarmament. The publication strongly advocates for peace movements and nuclear freeze initiatives, urging readers to write to their representatives to argue for disarmament. The editorial stance is critical of military consciousness and the actions of those perceived as orchestrating global tensions for their own agendas. There is a consistent emphasis on hidden agendas and the need for individuals to question official narratives and seek truth through their own awareness.