Terry sez: > > http://www.allnewsweb.com/page1199999462.php > > 26 December 2010 > > Barack Obama to make UFO announcement in coming weeks > > Michael Cohen [email protected] > > All News Web has received information from government insiders close > to the US President that Barack Obama has been given the go ahead to > make an important "off the cuff" announcement regarding UFO visits and > US contact with aliens. > > Allegedly DARPA has given this move the green light. The comments by > the President will be made within the next month. > Our sources claim this will not be outright admittance of UFO visits > and contact with aliens, however the comments will come as close to > admittance as any President has to date and will be made in the > context of a speech on an entirely different matter. > From what we understand The President will concede that there is 'some > evidence' to suggest aliens might have attempted to contact > Earthlings. > > All of this is said to be part of a warm up program leading to > eventual outright admittance of knowledge of UFO and alien visitation > by major world governments within three years.
As a former UFO scholar who at present must confess to having acquired a somewhat jaded perspective on the entire sociological phenomenon, please let me rant for a few seconds. I luv these kinds of "film at eleven" reports. They come off as so incredibly exciting, and yet the substance of the announcement remains completely unsubstantiated! Just who the hell was Mr. Cohen talking to? The same "sources" that have kept Richard Boyland informed for all these years? While I've never met Cohen I have met Boyland. I know Boyland has had his own unique CE4K experiences/encounters. Boyland seems like a nice guy. But nice guys aren't necessarily informed individuals. For all I know individuals like Cohen and Boyland could be nothing more than clueless patsies who have allowed themselves to become completely enamored with the "drama" of it all. Mr. Cohen's announcement strikes me as nothing more than spin. Under current circumstances, what the hell can BO really say on the subject of UFOs that would be of any practical use to most U.S. Citizens. For decades I've heard all the speculation that the government is clandestinely attempting to "acclimate" the general public to the existence of UFOs and aliens. It certainly sounds nice and dandy. To be honest I seriously doubt that's what's really happening. I doubt our own intelligence gathering operations can yet agree among themselves as to what UFOs are, let alone whether some of the objects are piloted by aliens. Without a doubt, I'm sure it's a given that certain government organizations have acquired strikingly better pictures of UFOs than what we, as citizens, can ever hope to snap with our Best Buy digital cameras. I'm also convinced there exist government officials who are absolutely convinced that UFOs are real, that some of those UFOs are even piloted by extraterrestrials. But top-secret super resolution photographs and radar signatures that the government keeps carefully concealed doesn't automatically translate into acquiring a greater comprehension as to who or what is behind the curtain. We have to ask ourselves: Why do such reports remain concealed after all these decades? Obviously, not because there's nothing out there to report, as most debunkers want everyone to believe. It's more likely the case that government officials studying the phenomenon simply don't know THEMSELVES what the phenomena really is, period. I bet they are still bickering amongst each other. Just like out in the world that you and I live in, the phenomenon continues to be open to personal interpretation particularly since all such experiences end up being filtered through our own cultural backgrounds. A government official who is also a born-again fundamentalist Christian is likely to interpret UFO phenomenon differently than a colleague who has found the relig'in of atheism to be far more palatable. So, Toto, if you MUST push the curtain back, don't expect the majority to pay any attention to what the old man might have to say. PS: Terry, I seem to recall you telling us that you were once involved within MUFON, that you even held a high administrative position within the organization. In an attempt to set my own pessimism aside for a spell, what say you about this report? Anything you'd like to add? Inquiring minds want to know! ;-) Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
