Steve Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >An imaginary military group supposedly commissioned by Truman to investigate >aliens. >Best, Terry Forever the Skeptic Terry <bg> since it is illegal for civilians to talk to one (even though they don't exist), and the Governments are spending billions investigating them (even though they don't exist), don't you think that the U.S Government would assign a group of its top men to research a subject like that? And could you give me a reason why data from NASA is first scrutinized by the NSA before being released, after all NASA is a civilian organization funded by the tax payer. Another question you should ask is why are so many photographs taken by the Apollo missions classified above top secret? Even our government is investigating UFO's (at RAF Ludlow Manor) although they release allot less information because we have no Freedom Of Information Act. In fact I have documents British documents that are still classified in this country that have been released over there concerning a UFO over RAF Bentwaters (1980) in England, I even have a tape recording taken at the time of the sighting. I have a document from Iran detailing a interception of a UFO by Iranian F15 Eagles, I'll OCR it and post it, you can see from who it was sent to in your government that they thought it was very important. Briefly translating the official acronyms, the document was received by the following offices and agencies: the Secretary of State the Central Intelligence Agency, the White House, the Air Force and Army Chiefs of Staff, the Chief of Naval Operations, the Defense Intelligence Agency, the Commander in Chief of U.S. Naval Forces in the Middle East, the Commander in Chief of the U.S. Air Force in Europe, the European Defense Air Command, and the Commander in Chief of Forces in Europe. The paper trail of what has been released shows thats something's going on, the amount of TV shows on the subject and the lengths that US sources go to, to discredit opinions and ideas is startling, look a Bob Lazaar who said he worked in Area51, makes a very interesting interview but from what he says you can see that he's running on half truth's an hearsay, and leaving himself wide open for discrediting, a classic case of organized misinformation, the same can be said for Nick Pope (Secretariat (AS) 2a ) in Whitehall, the official MOD department that deals with UFO reports) in England. Oops I seem to have done it again haven't I<g>, any more postings like this and your gonna start calling me "Spooky"<lol>. Best Steve "Spooky" Wright Subscribe/Unsubscribe, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In the body of the message enter: subscribe/unsubscribe law-issues
