I decided to do some more digging into this and the more I look the more suspicious this guy becomes. I was able to find a few more images of him, but they still all originate from Texas A&M sites. I decided to take every picture I could find and comparatively analyse his photos. Here's what I have put together: (keep in mind while there are 10 pictures total, 2 are crops, so there are only 8. I put the crops next to each other for easy comparison)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4f46d ... sp=sharingThe three photos with the almost identical faces are also oddly enough the only "With peers" pictures I could find of Kemble. 2 of these are from the same site. I notice that the 3 picture all seem to be the most blurred of the pack, and share some other anomalies too, for instance the lack of a visible lower lip in the photos, and the same glint in his glasses. Here are the pictures without sizing/cropping/etc:
http://tti.tamu.edu/2010/06/01/awards-and-more-3/
http://chemical.tees.tamus.edu/media/11852/03-06.php
http://chemical.tees.tamus.edu/media/11957/11-20.phpSo far I haven't been able to find any pictures or information about Bennett and his credentials anywhere, outside of the couple Texas A&M sites, and also from this site:
http://www.spartnerships.com/newsletter ... 5Ctgi.htmlhttp://www.spartnerships.com/newsletter ... 0/tgi.htmlThis page, "Texas Government Insider" provides 2 of the 8 existing pictures of Bennett (That I could find) And is also apparently a publication of Strategic Partnerships Inc., a company that is "Recognized as being a pioneer in the business of
partnering public and private entities for commercial purposes."
http://www.spartnerships.com/aboutus.htmlHere are some things that "Strategic Partnerships Inc." offers to "companies looking to increase their footprint in the government marketplace":
-Procurement consulting
-Intelligence gathering
-Capture planning
-Strategic guidance in accomplishing all government objectives
This is some really shady stuff in my opinion... upon going through all this stuff I was reminded of the Purdue University engineering department fake simulation of the plane impact from 9/11. The video features a simulation of clearly impossible physics, using data that I supposed was passed down from "Upstairs". I started to wonder who would provide the engineers at the school with such phony data for them to spend so much time making animations for? Perhaps a person from Purdue, with a similar position to our pal Kemble here would be able to pass that down, being as he is the "Vice Chancellor of Engineering", whatever the hell that means. Kemble also agrees with the "government version" of the 9/11 events by the way:
"But when it comes to terrorism, to exploding buildings, massive pieces of concrete and steel wreckage and massive numbers of victims -- how do you prepare people for something like that?" he asks.
Yes, how do you prepare people for such an unexpected, spontaneous, incident as 9/11? Well if anyone should know it's you, considering you're one of the only people who SPECIALIZES in these topics:
-Emergency management
-FEMA
-Management
-Search and rescue
-Terrorism
-Urban
http://www.spiegel.de/international/spi ... 28557.htmlThis page also lists a number for Kemble's office, that I was also able to find on another site. I called it. Guess what? It rings for a few minutes then goes dead with a dial tone. No answering machine or anything. I guess I could try emailing him but I don't see that panning out either.
So if I am actually onto something, and ol' Kemble here actually IS a Sim, what are the implications of this? Does this mean that the government could somehow be using it's ties with universities to plant falsely credible identities into the scientific and academic communities? The government often relies on University studies and claims to back up their stories, so wouldn't it be beneficial to to have some "spy-dentities" planted far up the food chain?