I agree 100% with your points of view.
One thing that many posters find hard to understand is that country governments change, sometimes nations do not have diplomatic relationships among
them, and others are totally hostile among them. How in this climate one can held a global secret of this magnitude, involving different governments
and many persons, during half a century is beyond me. Specially when, time after time, they have been known to be unable to hide the smallest secrets.
To give you an example: if governments know so much about ET existence, what helds Iran, Cuba or North Korea from making a disclosure? Or France, or
Libia, or China? This countries seem unable to agree among them and the US in much simpler sujects!
Since I believe that something or someone is really "out there", and that many military/commercial pilots cannot be hallucinating, I strongly
believe that whoever is behind UFO's is not interested in making contact. Not interested at all. If no one has ever knocked in the door and
officially presented himself, what would you disclose? That you know close to nothing? That you can only speculate like the best of us?
To give you an example: here in Spain, there's have been some extremely interesting UFO cases. Some of them involved Mirage F1 military pilots
chasing UFOs, with ground observers, like the one in Manises. They even tried to lock their fire control radar against the UFO, and were unable to
lock it, but were in turn locked by it (as in their radar warning receivers going crazy). The pilot involved in the chase has been intereviewed many
times on TV. The Spanish Air Forces generals have talked about it. But the only thing they can tell you is that they don't know what it was, but it
was clearly not a weather phenomenom. And they sound totally sincere: they are telling you all they know.
I imagine that they may sound secretive about the subject, because in truth you are telling your citizens that something is capable of overflying your
airspace without you being capable of doing much. And that whoever is doing it, has never taken too much time to say hello.
[edit on 16-1-2007 by Celtibero]



