i think you have a good point here, but unfortunatly their may be a large gap between dixclosure and us being ready for it.

the preasure for discloser is growing from mulitple groups, even other world government (the French for example). it may also be that we do not have the luxury of waiting 200years for people to prepare for an ET discloser. as it is all we can do is guess

Very thoughtful OP. As much as I prefer to think that a benevolent ET could intervene on our behalf to help us tackle the more difficult problems facing our world at this time, I suspect that you are on to something here. I think it could even be possible that we would be the aliens visiting exoplanets once humanity is capable of interstellar travel. Being on an even footing to that extent could help alleviate technological concerns anticipated by contact with alien civilizations.

Very good post!

A lot of excellent points made here. I have to agree with you, it would be great if disclosure happened I am more than ready for it I cant stand the way the world is today. However as you say change is slow and this is monumental change we are talking about so it will be extremely slow.

I wish I could be around when contact is finally made it would be fantastic, I cant even imagine how amazing it would be, who knows maybe I will be people are getting older and older it would seem.

Hm.

well, if it's gonna happen 200 yrs from now, then I guess it's to say:

F#CK!!!!!!!!!!!


o..s and f for this thread

I disagree.

I think the topic of UFO's is much older than the 1950's.

As well, there is a "quickening" that is hard to deny. It used to take 400+ years just for a "generation change", and now we see them about every 10-20 years.

You are keeping a constant increase when it shouldn't really be constant.

We went how long from the discovery to the wheel, to the balloon flight, to airplanes to space travel? Each next discovery came at a shorter time period than the previous. Things progress at an ever increasing rate.

Originally posted by Skyfloating

The people ready for Disclosure make up around 1% of the World Population. Those insisting on Disclosure even less. For the rest of the planet, Disclosure at anything other than the current snail pace would lead to psychological, social and economic breakdown.

Unfortunately I think you are right about this. Ignorance is bliss for a lot of people and disclosure would force them to acknowledge their inferiority.

So let me get this straight. We aren't told the truth because we aren't ready. At what point will we be ready? If we are told today, the next generation will have grown up in a environment where ET presence is normal right? The population is growing everyday and the longer they keep disclose means there are more people who would potentially flip out over the information.

The world population was 2.5 billion in the 1950's. It's known there was a lot of UFO activity during this time. It would've been the best time to disclose. It bugs me that if they disclosed UFOs when the world was in a UFO craze people would accept a ET presence much better than today.

Today we are told to believe UFOs are a joke to almost 7 billion people. I just don't understand what they are waiting for.

I just don't think you give us wee humans enough credit....

Don't know where you got that 1% figure from either...

I agree on a lot of what you say, but none the less, you are leaving the "choice" up to somebody else.

Me, well, I'd much rather have a choice in the matter then be spoon fed by the PTB. Ya, the truth hurts but its better than lies.

Nice topic... No one is really ever ready to die, so what makes you think humans will be ready for E.T. disclosure in 200 years? Plus I thought the E.T.'s were already here living underground, in the oceans and right outside our atmosphere. If this is the case it seems like our governments are already working with E.T.'s and really don't want the public to know. So if that's true we may never get disclosure because our leaders are on the same team as the E.T.'s

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These points are good, but I don't think that they can be applied to this, in whole.

One reason is the information that UFOs or aliens have been present throughout history in painting and actual reports. I posted recently about a whole town that saw a flying ship in 1909 and wanted a ride in it because they thought it was the local farmer's experiment.

If radical ideas aren't introduced change will not happen on a broad enough scale to make a difference.

Take the car for example. When it was made the United States and other Industrialized nations were ready for it, but many nations weren't and still aren't today. If we had waited for some of the tribes of Africa to catch up technologically and philosophically we may still be waiting to drive our Model T.

And what about the radical idea that all people are equal. I know it is a touchy subject, but if someone hadn't taken immediate action against racial inequality we may still be drinking from separate water fountains, and thinking it is the right way to be. What would happen if we eased those principals into place?

While those are great advancements in technology and equality they pale in comparison to the implications held in the knowledge of an intelligent Universe.

The preservation and advancement of the human race, as a whole, has to be the number one priority. If it is to be taken as the top priority then sometimes a shock to the system is required to mold a reality that is slipping in a direction that dis-connects us from the real reality of the world and Universe and submerges us in a technological reality, where we are consumed by the devices of our age.

There needs to be a balance and we are not balanced at all, in my opinion, and a huge revelation like this may be what is needed to balance the population as a whole.

Also, if we go by history and the speed of advancement wouldn't 200 years in 1700 be like 10-15 years now?

I don't know, but if it is gonna be 200 years from 1950 then I am calling Michael Jackson to see how the cry-sleep chamber is working and to get the number for the freeze shop.

This is something that seems so close and I really wouldn't want to miss it, unless there are some other huge advancements for us to see. Like the T.V., electricity, air conditioning in the desert, fire, or something huge.

Surely we haven't crossed the last great frontier (on our planet). what's next? Faster than light travel, instantaneous communication, tele-portation? I would settle for any of those I guess.

200 years makes sense

that is about when GMs and Ford's "BIG OIL" contracts expire

you cannot have disclosure without new modes of gassless/oilless transportation becoming available.

Someone should look into the true date such contracts might expire. I think I read once online it is around 2030.

If microprocessors continue to evolve at the current rate, the internet will gain a powerful sentience long before then.

It will tell us the secrets of the universe - either directly, or how to discover them. If it tells us directly, it might also provide instructions on how to obtain proof.

I'm betting that the existence and whereabouts of extraterrestrial life forms will be one of the first secrets the global sentience will clue us in on, and it won't take it 200 years to do it. Intel is all over that #&$%, and they aren't going to stop one generation before the event horizon.

[edit on 25-6-2009 by maus80]

Under this theory, aliens should be disclosed hundreds if not thousands of years ago, as people as a whole have been theorizing about beings from the stars making contact with us for longer than history can tell us.