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Reagan, in his discussion of the sighting with Norman C. Miller added that he had told Nancy about the UFO he had seen, and they had done personal research on UFOs. This research had uncovered the facts that there were references to UFOs in Egyptian hieroglyphics. Reagan was telling his story in a very animated way. This led Miller to conclude that Reagan seriously believed in UFOs. He asked him, "Governor, are you telling me that you saw a UFO?"
Suddenly, according to Miller, Reagan realized that he was talking to a reporter. "This look crossed his face," recalled Miller, "and he said let’s just say that I’m an agnostic."
Once in the White House it didn’t take Reagan a long time to bring up the UFO subject. Jane Mayer and Doyle McManus described in their book "Landslide" that the Reagan handlers went to great lengths to "conceal" the President’s assertion that he had seen a flying saucer or his belief that there was a ghost in the Lincoln bedroom. There was also an effort to discourage Reagan from talking about two other topics he liked - Armageddon and astrology.
There were a great number of these UFO, ghost, and Armageddon references written into Reagan speeches. Whether the UFO comments were planned or slips of the tongue by Reagan, the first controversial UFO comment would not be made by Reagan but by a senior member of the National Security Agency, writing on Reagan’s behalf.
On September 28, 1981, President Reagan received a letter from Major Ret. Colman VonKeviczky. VonKeviczky was the Director of the International UFO Galactic Spacecraft Research and Analytic Network (ICUFON). This group held that UFOs "represented an intergalactic task force that will destroy earth unless world leaders band together to end their hostile actions against UFOs."
VonKeviczky began his career by working for the United Nations staff audio-visual department. In 1966, he wrote to United Nations Secretary U Thant recommending a UFO authority be installed to act as a World Authority for Spatial Affairs. U Thant was interested in the UFO mystery and commissioned VonKeviczky "to work on a preliminary memo on how the UFO problem could be inserted in the U.N. agenda."
Originally posted by Unity_99
This is a Ludicrous argument, and as to the Nazi's, I can tell you they were on the moon. You don't have to believe me, but I know 100% its true.
edit on 23-4-2012 by Unity_99 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Druscilla
I've stated this before, as well as someone else:
To the believers - The Galactic Council has proclaimed the war over. NO WAR.
To people like myself; skeptics - There never was a space war. NO WAR.
With no war being a factor on both sides of the argument, the OP is moot.
Anything beyond that is bickering over whether anything ever actually happened at all.
Originally posted by Unity_99
Not only is there an ongoing war taking place, but civilans are being held ransome in it and being radiated out of their trees. And poisoned.
Originally posted by Unity_99However, I don't believe ET is involved yet, in their fight. Because ET doesnt do things like that.
Originally posted by Unity_99
On that score, ie. real ETs using their remotes to pause things and clean up the mess, its already been done numerously. This kindgergarden playpen has been pretty messy, and the inappropriate use of nuclear and other technologies impacts other systems, that they are also co-workers or managers for, or under the progressive manager position, so they would hear the call.
Universes nestle into each other, connect and even are dependent on the foundation levels, or lower frequency levels, and there is absolutely no way, that we would be allowed to harm anything.
So any given day, you could have gone through that day a number of times and not even known it.
These mismanagers of the school can only go so far.
Originally posted by AlchemicalBinoculars
reply to post by Unity_99
Your posts are unintelligible and on that we agree.
There were a great number of these UFO, ghost, and Armageddon references written into Reagan speeches. Whether the UFO comments were planned or slips of the tongue by Reagan, the first controversial UFO comment would not be made by Reagan but by a senior member of the National Security Agency, writing on Reagan’s behalf.
On September 28, 1981, President Reagan received a letter from Major Ret. Colman VonKeviczky. VonKeviczky was the Director of the International UFO Galactic Spacecraft Research and Analytic Network (ICUFON). This group held that UFOs "represented an intergalactic task force that will destroy earth unless world leaders band together to end their hostile actions against UFOs."
VonKeviczky began his career by working for the United Nations staff audio-visual department. In 1966, he wrote to United Nations Secretary U Thant recommending a UFO authority be installed to act as a World Authority for Spatial Affairs. U Thant was interested in the UFO mystery and commissioned VonKeviczky "to work on a preliminary memo on how the UFO problem could be inserted in the U.N. agenda."
Another thing which is not clear to me, is which theory is most valid regarding what are the Greys? Where they are from and what is their agenda?
Originally posted by autowrench
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All I can tell you is what I have discovered. The little Grays are bio-mechanical beings, created by, and ran by, what I believe are the Draco/Reptilians. Now all Reptilians are not bad, the ones without a tail, mostly Females, like humanity. The Draco looks at humans as a human looks at cattle, they call us "containers".
The little Grays are not the Tall Greys, the EBON-2 species. These are the ones President Eisenhower and staff met at at Holloman AFB, and made deals with in 1953.
Dwight D Eisenhower had three secret meetings with aliens from another planet