From: Tim Matthews <matthews@zetnet.co.uk>
Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1999 16:11:44 -0000
Fwd Date: Wed, 10 Feb 1999 09:10:09 -0500
Subject: Re: Tim Matthews


>From: UFO UpDates - Toronto <updates@globalserve.net>
>To: UFO UpDates Subscribers:;
>Subject: UFO UpDate: Tim Matthews
>Date: 09 February 1999 10:12

>From: Max Burns <AlienHype@aol.com>
>Date: Mon, 8 Feb 1999 19:18:05 EST
>To: Updates@globalserve.net
>Subject: Fwd: Tim Matthews (aka Tim Hepple)

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>Subject: Re: Tim Matthews (aka Tim Hepple)
>Date: Tue, 9 Feb 1999 09:00:10 +0900
>From: Duncan M. Roads <nexus@peg.apc.org>
>To: <AlienHype@AOL.COM>, <matthews@zetnet.co.uk>

>I really wonder why anyone wastes any time playing with this
>guy.  His emails to NEXUS portrays a person who comes across as
>one with "a kangaroo loose in the top paddock".

>I take a moment to repost what I posted last year when he was
>frothing at the mouth over various and sundry.

>Tim Mathews - who took a swipe at Linda Moulton Howe and her
>interview published the August-September 1998 issue of NEXUS -
>has quite a diverse history.

>According to Lobster #34

Oh dear - no credibility straight away!

>Tim Mathews (aka Tim Hepple) is very
>well known in extreme right-wing groups as an agent provocateur.

Ha Ha - and then you woke up!!

>He has been connected to the intelligence front/asset known as
>Combat 18, and to the Israeli intelligence linked Searchlight
>newspaper. 

Fiction out of fiction!

Oh Dear!

Yawny Yawn.

Obviously Max and Duncan are bored.

Compared with the various right-wing and conspiratorial dregs
associated with 'Nexus' magazine over the years this nonsense
comes as a source of some amusement and perhaps Duncan has been
playing with kangaroos a little too closely himself. In a
previous email he actually claimed to have saved numerous lives
through sales of various pills, potions and cures advertised in
his magazine. A slight touch of megalomania methinks!

"Our Saviour".....not.

The fact that I briefly assisted the 'Searchlight'  organisation
- one supported by numerous Labour MPs and Euro MPs as well as
trades unions in Britain and Europe - counter some very serious
right-wing terrorist threats and expose the machinations of some
particularly nasty racists 7 years ago (how long?) should be a
cause for celebration but I am not surprised that Duncan Rhoads
chooses to complain!

Neither does this ancient history - about which everyone knows
and are not interested to hear again - alter the fact that Linda
Moulton-Howe is a major source of actual REAL disinformation.
Her total lack of mention of the facts surrounding 'Project
Argus' is especially interesting as is her constant naivet=E9 in
relation to supposed 'inside sources' (who appear unable to get
basic facts about aircraft correct!) I have exposed these for
what they are - no wonder we have her now running for
cover......

Remember Richard Doty?

If anyone who reads 'Nexus' magazine has a problem with my
anti-fascism I suggest they email me personally. Duncan and
Max's postings are music to the ears of right-wing extremists
everywhere.

Let's hope they're proud of their latest "achievement"!!

As to 'Lobster' magazine all I can say is that its' support for
a real intelligence asset who admits to having done deals with
UK intelligence (Yes, '"Dr." Armen Victorian') and its support
for 'Combat 18' contact Larry O'Hara says more than enough about
the shocking state of its readership - not to mention Robin
Ramsays' complete inability to grasp reality. He obviously
doesn't get out enough!

By the way. What has this got to do with Ufology?

It's also interesting to see that Max has something else in
common with Combat 18; drug-dealing. Maybe Ramsay and Rhoads
could investigate that. They obviously have nothing better to
do!

>Judging by his ranting comments about the likelihood of NEXUS
>linking him with the intelligence community - I'd say he
>fantasises about being an 'agent' quite a lot.  Although, having
>said that, Australian intelligence (an oxymoron if ever there
>was one) has often seen fit to use deniable assets with
>questionable mental states to infiltrate and agitate target
>groups of various political or religious persuasions.

>For those interested there was an update on Tim Hepple/Matthews
>in Lobster #35 in which Tim admits to joining political groups
>in order to pass on names and addresses to their enemies. 

More utter fantasy. I don't think many people take 'Lobster'
seriously and all of O'Haras/Ramsays/Victorians' claims have
been totally exposed as the sad fantasy that they are.

This latest attack has _everything_ to do with the fact that I'm
far too close to certain realities relating to the study of UFO
phenomena.

Ufology; this is my actual interest and passion - not the sad
teenage ravings of a few low-life conspiracy buffs.

>He actually seems quite proud of it!

Well I don't sell militia videos in any of my publications......