Denver voters to investigate UFO incidents?, page 1

Denver voters will be asked to create commission to probe UFOs

Denver voters next summer will be asked to approve the formation of a commission to study visitors from outer space.

Jeff Peckman, the 55-year-old entrepreneur behind the 2003 "Safety Through Peace" ballot initiative that asked Denver to deploy stress-reducing systems citywide, found out Monday that he had submitted enough signatures to get the issue before voters.

City Clerk and Recorder Stephanie O'Malley said he submitted 10,000 signatures, of which 4,211 were valid; 3,974 were required to place the issue on the Aug. 10, 2010, city ballot.

If it passes, Denver will be required to create a seven-member commission tasked with collecting evidence that extraterrestrials and UFOs have been visiting Earth.

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This article was just posted and removed from the UFO board - don't know why.

Anyway,its quite interesting and I was wondering if anyone had any ideas or suggestions for the seven member commision if the ballot passes.

If they were looking at past incidents then I'd certainly suggest they have a second look at the Tehran case, and the Portage County Incident - it also couldn't hurt to have a look at all the many UFO incidents involving electromagnetic effects

Any ideas?

[edit on 02/10/08 by karl 12]