As I said, I used this web page for my information about what Greenewald has to say.
www.theblackvault.com...
It seems to cover the same ground he is speaking about in the video.
As I said previously. Greenewald has misrepresented what the Air Force Fact Sheet on UFOs says. It does say that the Air Force will no longer be collecting information or doing any investigation. It does not say that no further investigation is warranted. It does not say that no agency will continue to investigate UFOs.
As I said previously, the report by the University of Colorado which led to the termination of Project Blue Book suggested that UFO investigations be "performed within the framework established for intelligence and surveillance operations". It sounds to me like NORAD is the obvious agency to collect and determine the disposition of UFO reports since the Air Force got out of that business.
I have yet to find the source of this quote provided by Greenewald
Since the termination of Project Blue Book, no evidence has been presented to indicate that further investigation of UFO’s by the Air Force or other government agency is warranted. In view of the considerable Air Force commitment of resources in the past, and extreme pressure on the federal budget, there is no likelihood of renewed government involvement in this area. -- Air Force Fact Sheet on UFOs, Secretary of the Air Force, July 1996 www.theblackvault.com...
Emphasis is mine to point out the critical part of the "quote".
It does not appear in what he has posted as "Air Force Fact Sheet on UFOs" and it seems very strange that a document from the Air Force would make a blanket statement about the rest of the government. Unless I can see such a source I will continue to question his reliance on his misquote to bolster his case that the government is lying about having no interest in the significance of UFOs to national security.
Apparently NORAD makes no secret of its interest:
www.ufosnw.com...
In contrast to the MOD's repeated assertion that UFOs are not considered a threat to national security, for the US Government "all unknown tracks are considered a possible threat until proven otherwise"[16]. www.qtm.net...
[edit on 1/12/2009 by Phage]
[edit on 1/12/2009 by Phage]




