How much for your silence?, page 1
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Topic started on 3-8-2004 @ 08:51 AM by JAK
Hey all,

I have been looking about lately in some of the UFO threads and was led to a certain thought.

Especially relavent is a reply I revieved to a post only today:


To JACK

For example, i would hide the truth for 10 million US dollars, knowing that i will be executed if some info is leaking.. the problem is in our society, no matter from which country you are, people are egoistic and selfish, every human just takes care of his own butt no matter what ..


I have seen this viewpoint expressed previously on ATS and again today I wondered about such a statement; the members of this site have contributed many fantastic stories and claims with regards to the subject of UFO's and it seems a popular subject for debate here. So my question is, taking as an example the above quote:

If you had absolute and unquestionable proof for the existence of and advanced extra-terrestrial intelligence, but your life (not anyone else's, family members etc.) was threatened to the point of guaranteeing your death in the event that you expose this evidence to the public. Would you make that sacrifice?

I like to think that I would. Remember we are talking about a proof that is absolute and unquestionable, that as soon as you place in the public domain could not be refuted. I think, taking into consideration the importance of such a discovery, there would be a duty to do so.

How many of the ATS members, a large number of whom have expressed such an deep interest in the subject, would honestly be prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice to gift the rest of mankind that knowledge?

And if you would not, then why?

Jack
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