U. S. UFO Secrecy & National "Security", page 1
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reply posted on 30-9-2008 @ 08:46 PM by Heike
Thanks for the replies Wuk & Omega.

Here's the thing that bothers me.

Regarding any question of how the US interacts with other countries (Korea going nuke, human rights violations in China, and so forth) the American people have a say - or at least, they're supposed to have a say - through their representatives. US citizens have the ability to find out what's going on with the foreign relations policy, be informed, and vote accordingly.

As long as the UFO issue is being kept secret, US citizens are out of the loop. We have no say in how incidents are handled. We can't be informed and collectively decide how we think the situation(s) should be addressed, which is what we are supposed to be able to do, through elected representatives.

The implication is that we're too stupid to decide. It's not about fear, necessarily. When the concern was that the Russians were going to nuke us, no one said it had to be kept secret because it would panic the American people. How could UFOs be so much worse than that, really? What's worse than being dead and having the planet under a nuclear winter? So it's not about fear or panic, it's about the perceived competency of the American people. They don't want the public to be able to participate in policy making on that issue because THEY are afraid we can't make the "right" decision. The problem is, whatever the PEOPLE decide is what is supposed to be the RIGHT decision, not what the military or some alphabet soup agency thinks is right.

Whatever happened to government by the people, for the people??


reply posted on 30-9-2008 @ 08:57 PM by Heike
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Thanks for the info! I'll definitely have to go find that book now.


reply posted on 30-9-2008 @ 09:17 PM by Shere Khaan
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I agree entirely, best book I have read and he is meticulous in noting his sources. The only small complaint I can come up with is some of the sources are a little dubious, but then they don't underpin his arguments, only certain events that happen.

I am so happy to hear he is doing a second part.


reply posted on 3-11-2008 @ 04:16 PM by kidflash2008
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If flying saucers did not exist, why does the Air Force and military in general try to debunk them? Why would they care if they do not exist? What about efforts to give disinformation by AFOSI personnel like Sgt Doty?

Too much time to debunk what is not there....
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