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Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
I think that some of you may be missing the key to getting positive government interaction concerning UFO disclosure. It will not be done with a cheesy petition signed by a few hundred, thousand...whatever...internet conspiracy junkies. That is a waste of time. You don't understand who the government answers to. You think the government answers to the people. Your misguided and wrong.
The government answers to the media. Sometimes the media answers to the government. But the only way to get the government to come clean about anything is make it a hot issue in the media. I'm talking hot. Scandal hot.
Hello [Senator, Congressman, etc] [Name],
I recently ran across an article on the Defense Department's website (www.dod.mil...) that deeply concerns me. In this article it explicitly states:
As a result of these investigations, studies, and experience, the conclusions of Project Blue Book were:
* No UFO reported, investigated, and evaluated by the Air Force has ever given any indication of threat to our national security.
This is verifiably false.
In the year 1967, two year before Project Blue Books doors were shut and in the middle of the Condon study, in Montana at the Malmstrom AFB Oscar-Flight Missile Launch Control Center (LCC), a perimeter security guard phoned the on-staff Deputy Crew Commander (DMCCC), Captain Robert Salas, in the LCC capsule to report an inexplicable glowing-red object floating over the facility.
Not believing this Cpt. Salas told the man to phone back when something more significant happened.
Five to ten minutes later the guard called again, more distressed, to report that the object was approaching the gate. This time Salas instructed the guard to secure the site and went to wake his commanding officer, Lt. Fred Meiwald, from his scheduled sleep period. While briefing Lt. Meiwald the alarm klaxon sounded and lights at the commander's station flashed indicating missiles were entering a "no-go," or unlaunchable, condition.
In total Oscar-flight lost six to eight missiles that morning. Each silo ran on a completely separate and independent system to prevent cascading failures. Several miles away at Echo-flight, under similar circumstances, another LCC crew lost all ten of their missiles. The loss of one missile due to system failure let alone eighteen is so statistically improbable as to be unprecedented.
The factualness of this is verifiable through FOIA and Boeing documentation detailing to what extent SAC investigated the failures. Robert Salas has also since written a book titled Faded Giant to broaden awareness on this matter. In it, he notes Declassified Strategic Missile Wing documents along with interviews of ex-Boeing engineers’ reveal tests could not identify a cause for missile shutdowns; likely explaining why in one declassified correspondence SAC stated the incident “was of very grave concern to this headquarters." Mr. Salas has also gone before the National Press Club and stated he’s willing to testify before Congress to the truthfulness of this story.
(www.youtube.com...)
With all of this a matter of public record how is it that the DOD publicly states, "No UFO reported, investigated, and evaluated by the Air Force has ever given any indication of threat to our national security?”
The defense implications are obvious and frightening. In view of this event we desperately need public congressional hearings to determine why Blue Book was shutdown. We need to understand why the USAF neglected to inform the Condon study of this case, especially since the findings of the Condon Report were one of the few justifications for closing Project Blue Book. In absence of congressional action we deserve a full report from the DOD and USAF spelling out how this does not constitute a national security threat!
I implore you to discuss this issue with your fellow Senators, the Congress, the Defense Department, the United States Air Force, and if possible the President of the United States.
The nonsense surrounding this issue has gone on long enough. We deserve real answers about our security!
Concerned citizen,
[Your Name]
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
What the media needs to see is positive ratings on UFO stories and negative ratings on anything that paints us all in a bad light. Spend a couple of years "crafting" the right climate (yes, through manipulation...but its all a means to an end) and it will play itself out on autopilot.
Originally posted by IgnoreTheFacts
That is so true, people do prefer entertainment over anything else. That explains a lot about the current conditions of most modern societies.
So, since humans seem to be "devolving" it seems there is no solution here. And the sad thing is, humans are devolving in the time where information has never been easier to access and communication is easier than it has ever been in history. Odd, the more "connected" we get the more "disconnected" we become.
So, how many million signatures do you think it would take for a reasonable investigation to get green-lit by the media.government? I say several million at a minimum.
And I think they need to get done in every city/community simultaneously and delivered on the same day to "city halls" across the country. Only an organized effort of at least that magnitude would get noticed enough to not die an immediate media death I think.....
Why should we lower us to their level in the Matrix where spelling and verb matters, more then the content and question it self? dumb statement, shows that you are more locked in then the guy who wrote it.
Originally posted by ravenshadow13
reply to post by jkrog08
Can't wait to see the final version. I would maybe also consider hiring a professional editor before sending it out, just in case.
Originally posted by Kukulcangod
Why should we lower us to their level in the Matrix where spelling and verb matters, more then the content and question it self? dumb statement, shows that you are more locked in then the guy who wrote it.
Originally posted by ravenshadow13
reply to post by jkrog08
Can't wait to see the final version. I would maybe also consider hiring a professional editor before sending it out, just in case.