Maybe they are thinking of how they can put their advertisements on UFOs…

sorry....the mention of the Qu'ran made it lose credibility for me.

earthbound religion has no place with ET, methinks!

Originally posted by Drustew
Guy posted this in the other thread about this same conference. I think it explains it very well and we should be to excited about this meeting.............

Originally posted by adjensen
I think that the point is being missed in all of this, and it's potentially weirder than "disclosure" (which, if it was happening for the benefit of a bunch of business leaders, would not be publicized, eh?)

Read this bit again:

Psychological and socio-cultural assumptions and preconceptions constrain us to a large extent, and shape our views of the universe so that we are inclined to find what we are looking for, and fail to see what we are not. Using knowledge gained from research in the fields of Ufology and the search for extraterrestrial life, what might we possibly learn about hindrances to innovation in other areas of inquiry?

- Innovation and anthropomorphism, ethnocentrism and ego
- Falsification and the evidence of absence
- What Giordano Bruno would say

This discussion is not ABOUT UFOs. It is about learning from what people who study them have learned. Not what they have learned about UFOs, but about the methodology of studying, discussing and reporting on a phenomenon that most people are skeptical of, and for which hard evidence is hard to come by, and is easily fabricated.

It is about building credibility for an incredible subject.

The real question would be "what is coming down the pike that isn't about UFOs, but is just as unorthodox, and which would have relevance for this group of businessmen?"

I was going to point this out too. If you look at the Global Competitiveness Forum's website you can see that the whole conference is not about UFOs or disclosure as implied by Michael Salla on exopolitics.com. There is one talk/session that Stanton Friedman and Michio Kaku etc. are speaking at and it's outlined above.

Yes many prominent business people and politicians are attending this event but that doesn't mean they are interested in, or will even attend every discussion that takes place throughout it. Sunni Brown is a graphic designer who draws the kinds of charts shown for businesses. The chart was obviously commissioned by someone who was speaking at the event and we have no idea what the reaction of the audience was to it. It could have been howls of laughter and people walking out for all we know. The Qu'ran has obviously been put in there to appease the Saudi's.

This wouldn't be the first time Michael Salla spins a story into something about Et's when it's not. The exopolitics website is not exactly an unbiased source.

Originally posted by Misoir
Maybe they are thinking of how they can put their advertisements on UFOs…

Desperate days indeed.

Now thats funny!

They forgot anal probing.

I like flow charts and this really looks well done.
Is this verified?

This is just another conference, no different then the Disclosure Projects that have been aired on CSPAN that took place at Washington DC Press Club in the past, you all saw where that went, NOWHERE !!!

Originally posted by Aquarius1
This is just another conference, no different then the Disclosure Projects that have been aired on CSPAN that took place at Washington DC Press Club in the past, you all saw where that went, NOWHERE !!!

Not true...

I know people who were really on the fence about aliens and government cover up, including retired military... the televised one that took place on CNN dragged a lot of people over to our side of the fence. I would NEVER have been able to have a conversation with them about ET or crop circles or anything like that before they saw that.

So while it may not be full disclosure, it is having an impact on people who are still a bit "in the dark".

~Namaste

Originally posted by sezsue
funny thing about it, if you look up the word ORIGEN, in google, here's some of what comes up on the first page, kinda creepy with some of the topics on the flow chart kinda meshing with this:

Origen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Origen (Greek: Ὠριγένης Ōrigénēs, or Origen Adamantius, c. 185–254) was an early Christian African scholar and theologian, and one of the most distinguished ... Etymology - Life - Works - Views en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Origen

CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Origen and Origenism Provides a biography and review of his works, as well as commentary on posthumous influences and the Origenistic Crises. www.newadvent.org › Catholic Encyclopedia

Origen of Alexandria [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy] May 2, 2005 ... Origen of Alexandria, one of the greatest Christian theologians, is famous for composing the seminal work of Christian Neoplatonism, ... www.iep.utm.edu/origen-of-alexandria/

The Development of the Canon of the New Testament - Origen Paper on Origen's contributions to the development of the New Testament canon. By Glenn Davis. www.ntcanon.org/Origen.shtml

ORIgen | Huntley, MT | Home Select a breed to view ORIgen's Beef Bull Line-up! ... Select a breed to order ORIgen's AI Sire Certificates ... Sires housed at ORIgen as of 01/07/2011 ... www.origenbeef.org

Origen A custom medical device manufacturer in Austin, Texas who specialize in cardiac care products. www.origen.com/

Origen Cell Culture. Blood Freezing. Tissue Cryopreservation. Other Products. OriGen. BIOMEDICAL. ECMO. For more information select a topic below ... www.origen.net/

Origen (Christian theologian) -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia Origen (Christian theologian), c. 185probably Alexandria, Egyptc. 254Tyre, Phoenicia [now Ṣūr, Lebanon]the most important theologian and biblical scholar of ... www.britannica.com/

Orijen CANADA'S AWARD-WINNING PET FOOD MAKER OUR FOCUS IS SIMPLE. WE USE FRESH REGIONAL INGREDIENTS TO PRODUCE BIOLOGICALLY APPROPRIATE FOODS THAT PROMOTE PEAK ...

My guess is that its not a mispelling. Its more like there has been discussion we not were privvy to.

I am thinking along the lines of "intelligent design" and the likes.
So in other words, that would fit right in there.

Good find!