Put 2 and 2 together

First go here and read this:

www.cnn.com...

A staffer resigned from NASA after he was accused of restricting access to a noted climate scientist about Global Warming. This is a prime example of how information is often times "filtered" to suit what government agencies want us to know instead of allowing the truth to be told. I think the same denial of the truth might be said for the subject for UFOs as well. Don't you think...? This is something that needs to be discussed. It makes sense to me. As of late, our government has made me very

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I think the same denial of the truth might be said for the subject for UFOs as well. Don't you think...?

I don't think it's quite the same thing.

People and governments have many different reasons for keeping secrets. For governments, it's often just a policy, something they always do because you can never tell what might be a risk to national security. It's easy to get tempted into thinking that because someone is secretive there must be some secret they want to hide. But sometimes there just isn't anything there at all. And they can even show you all they know, and you won't believe them. So you're back to square one.