Today we're gonna switch gears from climate change news (a quiet day for a change) to UFO news.
A report released today by the "Philosophical Transaction of the Royal Society A", a group of scientists who examine aspects of extraterrestrial life, advises governments to prepare for alien contact, stating "World governments should prepare a co-ordinated action plan in case Earth is contacted by aliens." See http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2011/jan/10/earth-close-encounter-aliens-extraterrestrials
Ok. So, maybe this is a bunch of kooks who have spent way too much time secretly dippin' into the brandy while spending endless nights awaiting ET to phone Earth. However, what strikes me (yes, you guys are gettin' to know me... I watch for red flag, tell tale signs!) is that this same advice is being echoed in other top ranking establishments.
Back on September 27, reports hit the news media concerning the UN appointing an Ambassador to Alien Worlds. At first, reports quoted UN's Malaysian astrophysicist, Mazlan Othman, as saying, "When we do (make contact with aliens), we should have in place a coordinated response that takes into account all the sensitivities related to the subject. The U.N. is a ready-made mechanism for such coordination." See http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-501465_162-20017713-501465.html
Then, on September 28, only a day later, Othman is quoted as saying, '"It sounds really cool, but I have to deny it," Othman told the Guardian's Matthew Weaver.' See http://news.discovery.com/space/no-un-alien-ambassador-as-the-bets-roll-in.html
Now, the political game of "Oh, I said it, but I might get in trouble, so I better deny it" doesn't surprise me. However, what does catch my attention is all the talk of encountering aliens that is coming out of very high places. These people know things and only a very, very short time ago were the ones labeling anyone as looney toons who even murmured in their sleep about aliens existing. Also, numerous countries have recently released classified UFO documents to the public (Europe, Australia, etc).
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand that alien contact is becoming more of a reality. Sightings... recorded, viable, unquestionable sightings... have been exploding over the past several years. I, personally, expect to experience alien contact within the next couple of years... why wouldn't world governments expect the same who have the resources of the entire planet at their fingertips? It sure seems like they're taking such a possibility seriously... and why would they if they didn't have something concrete to back up such a "looney" idea?
Makes us "looney tooners" a bit more credible doesn't it! lol
Peace out!
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