Disturbing Phenomena: Ignoring The UFO Disclosure Project

Xomba, Divalina, October 4, 2010 - 9:34am,

Just a few days ago, in Washington D.C. on Sept 27, 2010 at the National Press Club, a group of retired military personnel gave compelling testimony about their experiences dealing directly with UFOs at the (mostly nuclear) bases they worked on. The group also talked about the subsequent burying, non-reporting or flat-out directive to ignore any evidence regarding these encounters by their military bosses at the U.S. Navy and Air Force. Furthermore, they all maintained that the U.S. government’s deliberate cover-up and public denial of the truth has been going on consistently for the last 40 years.

The testimony of these men was extraordinary not just because of the otherworldly content, but in light of their very obvious military credibility. Being a whistleblower isn’t easy, but even civilians know it’s considered close to treason in “military” circles. Coming forward publicly is not only incredibly brave, it is clearly motivated by the same patriotism that had them join the military in the first place. For these veterans and hundreds of other military members who have come forward on official record to the UFO Disclosure Project, revealing what they know is an urgent matter now, one of national security and First Amendment rights. As the years ticked by these men watched silently as the world governments — not just America's — continued to conceal information from the public. There is money (trillions of dollars in military contracts), power (status quo around the globe) and control (major religious implications) at stake here. It’s not hard at all to venture a guess as to why governments would conceal such paradigm-shift information.

It could change the course of human history.

OK, be a skeptic. That’s the beautiful thing about America, right to opinion. But then ask yourself one question: If it’s such a crazy talk, faced now with members of their own military coming forward to dispute the government policy about UFO’s, why won’t Congress at the very least open a congressional inquiry? The last official congressional hearing on the matter of UFO’s was conducted in 1968 — more than 40 years ago. Since then the subject has been effectively demonized to the public as radical speculation, Hollywood fantasy or worse, activity of the insane.

Meanwhile, this same Congress thought it urgent enough to open a congressional inquiry about something as trivial as the Obama White House “party crashers” under the guise of national security issues. Let me get this straight: Party crashers are a threat to be examined, but Congress considers it acceptable to completely ignore their own military rank about matters concerning nuclear weapons? How convenient. These were not loony birds at the National Press Club; they were honorable servicemen who witnessed events, witnessed the CIA and other government departments actively concealing the information, and offering to testify under oath about it. How are the consistent occurrences over three decades of Unidentified Flying Objects hovering over and disabling nuclear facilities, LESS of a national security issue than random party crashers? It doesn’t add up.

The bigger question the public needs to start asking is why won’t Congress open an inquiry. Why are they flat out ignoring the UFO Disclosure Project?

But even more interesting than Congress's proverbial "talk to the hand," was the Mainstream Media’s obvious blackout on covering this. You think they’d jump at the chance to hype the End Of The World As We Know It! But with the exception of CNN who broadcast the conference live and did a few — meaning, two — follow-up interviews, not ONE major media or news outlet ran a headline story about this. Not one.

I wouldn’t be so suspect of the behavior if I hadn’t witnessed peculiar agendas with my own eyes. I was a successful broadcaster who went through the government deregulation of the media and broadcast industries after the Clinton Administration passed the Telecommuincations Act of 1996. It was a major turning point, when “public access” to the airwaves was literally denied and the FCC turned a blind eye to making broadcast owners accountable to the public domain. Instead, the public airwaves were totally hijacked in the corporate interest. Sound familiar?

FM radio in particular, went down fast. You want to know why radio sucks now? It was fully deregulated into three giant corporations in less than five years. Virtually no independent owners were left on the dial. I personally experienced being edited, silenced and told not to air certain material (including community-based programming) as a Program Director at Clear Channel in 2003 — in their largest cluster, Los Angeles. A metro broadcast area of 13 million people. This was back when Clear Channel was owned by the Mays Brothers (Mark & Randall, sons of Lowry) from Texas — who happened to be two of the biggest private contributors at the time to the Bush Administration. It's key to mention the pieces I wanted to air on my radio station was spoken-word poems about the injustice of the Iraq War.

So please don’t get me going about blatant government agendas. You can’t really tell me anything that would effectively contradict what I have experienced myself. I was called to testify in front of a Congressional hearing myself about the danger of this transition when a movement started about further deregulating radio in 2008. I never made it, mostly because the panel made it as difficult as possible — I had to appear live and travel on my own dime to Seattle in order to do this. Funny how no public hearing was held in Los Angeles or New York, the two biggest broadcast metros in the United States.

The modern-day military structure in our country that these paticular veterans spoke of sounds like a system compartmentalized beyond belief, and tied very tightly to powerful corporations and the lobbyists assigned on their behalf, whose claws are firmly sunk in to our government at all levels. Access to classified information is a deliberate labyrinth in order to maintain a certain secrecy and control.

Sounds like an echo, of how broadcast airwaves were suddenly deregulated and compartmentalized as they were taken from the public. Unless you are Internet savvy and have lots of free time to dig around, access to information has to filter down to the masses through the corporate agendas of “public” broadcasters such as FOX News and the three major networks. Only CNN engaged with the UFO Disclosure project. But even their coverage was pointedly mocking. Larry King featured some of the military personnel on his show and had “The Science Guy” — a television personality for children — on his panel to dispute their claims. He could have had someone like Steven Vogt, professor of astronomy and astrophysics at University of California Santa Cruz, who just discovered an Earth-like exoplanet this past month to legitimize the conversation. But instead they chose Disney’s Bill Nye. Am I the only one observing the insulting insinuation of “kids fantasy” here? Meanwhile no other major newspaper or news outlet ran a story. Huh?

I find this unbelievably obvious and disturbingly covert at the same time.

However, when you consider the high stakes of the most important revelation in human history, non-action really starts to add up. With military-level confirmation and proof to back it up now, time to just ask real questions my peers. WHY won’t Congress open an official inquiry to look into the claims? WHY aren’t major media outlets acknowledging the UFO Disclosure Project with the same breathless veracity they use to spin the stories about the suicide of a Rutgers University freshman or the sexual antics of Pastor Eddie Long? WHY doesn’t the general public care that our “democratic government” may be actively concealing their right to information and seriously question those motives? WHY is it "negative" or perceived as "crazy" to accept the possibility that we are not alone in the Universe, when just this week a team of scientists discovered an Earth-like planet 20 million light years away?

C'mon my peeps. The government has a lot of “status quo” to lose if it is true. I'm speaking out, because I feel like it is massively irresponsible to young people, who will inherit this country and this planet in the future, to act like silly ostriches. Too many qualified, legitimate people have stepped forward now for this subject to be ignored or cast off as folly. Do the research if you may — hundreds of people, most with very high-level military clearance, have provided sworn testimony since 2000. What happened this recently was simply the latest round of it.

Let me leave you with one quote from the testimony (at the 33:00 minute mark if you want to view):

“There is documentary evidence that helps support what we have said. ... we have presented it in the public interest. The UFO phenomenon is real, not imaginary; there is current excessive secrecy in our government surrounding this phenomenon. Unknown Ariel objects have in fact been observed over many of our nuclear weapons bases and other nuclear facilities." —Capt. Robert Salas, U.S. Air Force (ret.)

It is not crazy to be open-minded about reality. Call Congress (202) 224-3121 and demand an inquiry into the UFO Disclosure Project.

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