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Dr.
J. Ernest White
Editor's Note:
Although Dr. J. Ernest White has heroically downloaded many secret files
to the entire world, he himself is an enigma. No records exist from his
days at Dartmouth or MIT. According to Massachusetts he never had a driver's
license, a mailing address or filed taxes. We know, of course, that he
DID
attend Dartmouth, teach at MIT, had a driver's license, received mail,
and paid taxes. When our local and state government stops caving in to
special interests that want White dead, we will be able to learn more about
the man that has done so much for us. In the meantime we learn about White
from the few people that work alongside him in MISSION CONTROL. - White
File Editorial Staff
*Note: This photo may be a composite photograph. It is widely believed that this is a section of J. Ernest White’s face, although there is no conclusive proof of that fact. Any additional information would be appreciated. WF Staff
ABOUT: J. Ernest White
(Excerpts from J. Ernest White
Symposium, March 1999)
"If you work with computers, then you can be one of us." - J. Ernest White
J. Earnest White operates from underground lairs and mysterious hideouts, seldom seeing the light of day. After discovering that the people who tried to kill him had murdered his family years before, his mission became one of exposing the painful truth. Disfigured from the fire, he was turned into a dark crusader by the people he had once believed in.
J. Ernest White believes the level of uncensored communication has reached a critical mass whereby the truth finally has a foothold. He reveals that dark conspiracies have repressed the world since before Christianity and even predate many of the early pagan orders. Similar to the fall of the Soviet Union the conspiracies are being dealt a death blow by the advent of the personal computer. Now the free exchange of information can proceed faster than the conspiracy can repress it.
Those close to White insist that he has no patience for skeptics -- whom he writes off as fools. Often quiet and sullen, his passion easily turns to mania about communicating the truth to the world via computers and television.