Disclosure:What's it gonna' take?

[Cosmic Ejaculator 1814]

After decades of frustration;with Government stonewalling,failed Congressional hearings(66),overly political private Disclosure efforts and bitter infighting in the Ufo community,one wonders from where and whom TRUE Disclosure is finally gonna' come...

My opinion,after following the media coverage in the last year,is that James Fox and Leslie Kean's approach has been the most effective,so far,in getting the political media to pay attention...
By the way,James has a new movie in the works,called Beyond the Blue,which may get a theatrical release.It could be a turning point....

What is it going take to get this information out into the public?

 

[CapnG]

UFO sighting (or preferably crash/landing) in times square at noon. Otherwise, don't hold your breath.

 

[Aaron LeClair]

UFO sighting (or preferably crash/landing) in times square at noon. Otherwise, don't hold your breath.

He beat me to it. The crash landing part at least.

 

[Chuckleberryfinn]

How to cover up a UFO crash at noon in Times Square in 3 easy steps.

1: Shut the power off in Manhattan immediately. No more electricity. Make sure that cell phones and other forms of communication do not work. Claim that terrorists did it.

2: Destroy the area by bombing it with an atomic explosion and pretend that terrorists did it. This takes care of your witness problem.

3: Impose a brief period of martial law and kill any citizens who espouse these wild conspiracy theories about UFO crashes. Kill or imprison citizens who claim to have recieved phone calls from now deceased relatives present at the crash site.

 

[Ron Collins]

I am, of late, of the opinion that Disclosure will not be an event. Rather, a collective understanding that will be confirmed over time. I think we are seeing it happen everyday in very small increments. As more and more of the public are increasingly distrustfull of any sort of official government conclusion, we will start to see a slow awakening of critical thinking in regards to this issue. As more and more interest in the subject grows, the laugh factor will start to diminish in favor of serious interest. Small and relitively insignificant admissions about different aspects will be forced.

For example: The Air Force will admit to having a UFO study after the official close of Blue Book. The CIA and NSA will admit to collecting data on sightings around the world. More sophisticated technologies will capture higher resolution evidence that can be quantified and measured. Science will become interested and applied to the subject.

Then, in who knows how long, it will just become accepted. No single event had taken place. At least, thats how I see it today, gimme a week and I'll probably change my mind.

 

[reptillian]

Most likly they will only do it if they have to. There not just going to come out and say it theyll tell us if we are being attacked though.

 

[CapnG]

Most likly they will only do it if they have to. There not just going to come out and say it theyll tell us if we are being attacked though.

If aliens attacked us I'm pretty sure we wouldn't need the government to tell us. In fact I think we'd get the message fairly quickly since they'd be HANDING US OUR ASSES ON A PLATTER!

 

[TClaeys]

If aliens attacked us I'm pretty sure we wouldn't need the government to tell us. In fact I think we'd get the message fairly quickly since they'd be HANDING US OUR ASSES ON A PLATTER!

Anytime I think of aliens attacking us I can't help but think of "Mars Attacks". We delay using the nuke until all else has failed. Then when we do finally send up the nuke, the ship takes it in, and an alien smokes it in a pipe. Feeble humans!!