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That there has always been groups of people or individuals
who have (or think they have) important information that should be kept from
others is a given: Shamans, the holy priests of Hebrewism, Christian hierarchs,
kings, emperors, military men, politicos, et al.
In context of this blog, I’m accenting the U.S. military and
agencies that seem to have a plethora of material about UFOs that they are
keeping from the public, which has provoked a somewhat disorganized band of UFO
enthusiasts who lump themselves inside a group meme called “Disclosure” that
they employ to force, using persuasive and/or inane attempts, those holding the
“UFO secrets” to disclose their secrets to public scrutiny.
The disclosure groups try to find information using the
snarled Freedom of Information Act [FOIA] along with calls for Congressional
hearings they hope will force UFO secrets to be disclosed by those holding
them: the U.S. military, the CIA, NASA, and other sub-structured groups and
agencies not on the authorized list of official governmental entities.
History tells them that their efforts will be in vain, but
the disclosure people continue to press their issue(s). reminding me of the
Sisyphusian myth:
I know that many UFO buffs, readers here among them, deplore
reading old, hoary UFO tales/reports/sightings, but in some (many?) of those
mildewed UFO accounts lie the answer to what UFOs are.
Yet, no one has really scrutinized UFO accounts with a fine
forensic comb to see what repetitive detail or information keeps showing up,
and then applying that repetitive material to disciplines where it might
pertain.
That is, UFO aficionados and their disclosure compatriots
should pursue the UFO material extant for clues as to what UFOs are and where they
come from.
I’m not suggesting that UFO fanatics will find materials
indicating UFOs come from outer space, even though some think the behavior and
flight characteristics of UFOs show intelligent behavior, but that certainly
doesn’t mean UFOs are piloted by advanced alien beings from afar.
I mean that a really imaginative and creative forensic look
at UFO cases should tell persons examining those cases what they are dealing
with. After all, isn’t this exactly what the secret holders are doing?
Thinking that UFOs have crashed or are crashing like poorly
made Earthian aircraft is madness of an hysterical kind.
Surely, UFOs from a cosmotic civilization, traversing the
vast distances of space linearly or via some exotic method – worm holes –
would, surely be coming in ships that could handle the vicissitudes of Earth’s
environment(s) without falling from the sky in droves as many UFOers keep
trying to promote.
There is no UFO debris.
So, setting aside the idea that UFOs are interplanetary
spaceships, UFO hobbyists should be looking for other details in reports – as
bad as those reports may be – which tell or hint at the UFO source or essence.
This is like a private investigator bypassing the cops and
finding clues to a crime that the cops miss or cover-up.
The UFO secret holders have pretty much the same information
that UFO collectors have.
And while UFOers keep trying to get at that information,
they have it in hand already, but just treat it cavalierly, hoping that the
government will do the work for them by handing over information they’ve
gathered which is different and more interesting. It isn’t.
UFO sharks would do well to button up their pants, tie their
shoes, and get to hopping on the UFO material that is at their disposal.
In that material lies the UFO answer. Just look for it.
RR
