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Originally posted by fusion47
I was just reading about the new planet that Kepler has discovered in a sun's habitable zone and started to wonder what all of this "search for alien life" activity could mean in terms of eventual disclosure.
So, the US government decides that it's citizens need to know that alien life exists. If they come out and say "we've been lying to you for decades and here's all we know about aliens, their ships, culture, etc" folks would probably be mad about at the long running deception...to put it mildly.
Another route is to "discover" alien life and let information out as what was "just" discovered. Such as "we've just discovered a planet in a habitable zone...oh wait, just got an alien signal...oh wait, they're on the way...oh wait, now they're here...oh wait, aliens are now here for the first time ever! let's learn about them together!"
It would be a way to "disclose" the truth of alien life without coming clean about covering it up since forever.
*** Of course you may argue that disclosure will never come for whatever reason, but that's not the topic of this thread.
Originally posted by OMsk3ptic
I think the OP is right, just watching NBC and their announcement of Kepler22B, seems to be going right a long with the path outlined by the OP.
Originally posted by SloAnPainful
It will only happen when they come and make themselves known on a gobal scale. (Typical White House lawn bs, invasion, motherships at each capital city in the world ect ect.)
Originally posted by Cosmic911
Originally posted by SloAnPainful
It will only happen when they come and make themselves known on a gobal scale. (Typical White House lawn bs, invasion, motherships at each capital city in the world ect ect.)
Thank you for being a realist. What you say is true.
Originally posted by Cosmic911
reply to post by SloAnPainful
Anything they HAD, is in the hands of the contractors...there is nothing left to disclose...
Originally posted by SloAnPainful
Originally posted by Cosmic911
reply to post by SloAnPainful
Anything they HAD, is in the hands of the contractors...there is nothing left to disclose...
Really? Give it the hand of "private sector" contractors? This is new to me I didn't know they would do something like that. Although it is a good idea. You learn something new everyday.
-SAP-
Another route is to "discover" alien life and let information out as what was "just" discovered. Such as "we've just discovered a planet in a habitable zone...oh wait, just got an alien signal...oh wait, they're on the way...oh wait, now they're here...oh wait, aliens are now here for the first time ever! let's learn about them together!"
Originally posted by SloAnPainful
reply to post by StringTh
Welcome to ATS StringTh. Just to let you know there are also introduction threads/forum as well. Great opeing post. I agree with you, there are two different types of it. The one most of us would probally be refering to is disclosure from the gov't and releasing ALL types of information they have on the subject. But all in all you are right.
Once again...Welcome to ATS.
-SAP-
Originally posted by StringTh
Originally posted by SloAnPainful
reply to post by StringTh
Welcome to ATS StringTh. Just to let you know there are also introduction threads/forum as well. Great opeing post. I agree with you, there are two different types of it. The one most of us would probally be refering to is disclosure from the gov't and releasing ALL types of information they have on the subject. But all in all you are right.
Once again...Welcome to ATS.
-SAP-
Thanks for the warm welcome. Much appreciated. And in your English it sounds all much more better. Thanks for understanding my point.
Originally posted by Blue Shift
They already had disclosure a few weeks ago. The White House said that it didn't know anything much about UFOs other than they were unidentified, and that they weren't aware of any aliens, so there was no sense in connecting the two. Disclosure. The end.
It was in all the papers.
Originally posted by Cosmic911
reply to post by SloAnPainful
Anything they HAD, is in the hands of the contractors...there is nothing left to disclose...
I just knew this conversation would derail into a dozen different directions.
Originally posted by Epirus
reply to post by fusion47
There's still a chance that there's nothing to disclose.
Originally posted by Cosmic911
Originally posted by fusion47
I was just reading about the new planet that Kepler has discovered in a sun's habitable zone and started to wonder what all of this "search for alien life" activity could mean in terms of eventual disclosure.
So, the US government decides that it's citizens need to know that alien life exists. If they come out and say "we've been lying to you for decades and here's all we know about aliens, their ships, culture, etc" folks would probably be mad about at the long running deception...to put it mildly.
Another route is to "discover" alien life and let information out as what was "just" discovered. Such as "we've just discovered a planet in a habitable zone...oh wait, just got an alien signal...oh wait, they're on the way...oh wait, now they're here...oh wait, aliens are now here for the first time ever! let's learn about them together!"
It would be a way to "disclose" the truth of alien life without coming clean about covering it up since forever.
*** Of course you may argue that disclosure will never come for whatever reason, but that's not the topic of this thread.
No offense, but no one with half a brain would believe that.