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I just wonder if any of you have done any research on the so called "UFO" phenomenon? To decide whether or not Aliens have visited earth should not be based on "WHY" they would be here, but more "if they were here, what would they look like?" I think most can agree that they should hold to the following:1: A) A craft looking object. (Objects that appear to be holding something or someone) B) An "organic-type" of Alien with anatomy unkown to Humans that may be able to survive the vacumn of space.2: Moving at speeds or accelerating at speeds that are beyond the technology of current day humans. Or "appearing and disappearing" (which could be cause by high speeds)3: Making aerial "tricks" at speeds that would flatten Humans if using conventional aircraft following our conception of modern day physics.

Using these broad but important guidelines while viewing some of the best "UFO" footage ( I would recommend "A history of UFO sightings") You will see alot of footage in which, yes very reasonable explanations can be used to dismiss many sightings but you will get a "golden" few caught on film that really fits the desciption for an intelligently controlled Alien areial craft. Further, besides the cases in which film or photos were involved, there are hundreds of cases in which these objects are viewed both visually and by radar near military installments. There are also quite a few uncontested military personell who have had top secret clearance in the military and claim to have been involved in projects that had relations to crashed "UFOs". ( see "The Disclosure Project") The grand question still remains: Are "UFOs" ALiens? I can confidently say that most of the cases of reported "UFOs" are indeed balloons or unidentified Human aircraft or other unknown natural occurance. Though should be considered that it only takes ONE case that fits the description of intelligently controlled craft to be Alien because the description LEAVES NO OTHER EXPLAINATION. So,I feel the true social problem is actually not the "crazies" seeing spacecrafts but why people reject the idea of "UFOs" being Aliens so much and ridicule (*ahem* Jason) those who take the subject not only seriously but also see it as the most important question of our time. It may be possible that ALL 100% of "UFO" cases are misunderstandings or hoaxes but I personally think that the topic is definetely worth the study as contact could take us further technologically than we ever imagined and perhaps assist us to develop our consciousness and understanding of the universe.

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Thank you for your thoughtful article. Your are correct the UFO issue is one that should be examined more. Way to many people are biased and will not look at the facts. Astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell has recently come forward with information. Other remarkable people have come forward as well. Please see:

http://www.disclosureprojec... (Stream the whole “Smoking Gun” news conference)http://www.freedomofinfo.org

Solid testimony from over 500 corporate and military witnesses has been accumulated by two disclosure initiatives. These disclosure witnesses have openly stated they are willing to testify, under oath and before Congress about their direct encounters with UFO crash site investigations, secret UFO documents, UFO photographic evidence, UFO radar reports and recovered crashed ET vehicles.

As an Attorney, I can attest that the jurisprudential evidence of this quality does not get any better, especially when witnesses possess the ranks of Brigadier Generals, Commander of ICBM Launch facilities, Senior FAA Crash Site Investigators, astronauts, pilots and officers with above top secret clearance.

Men have been executed in the U.S. with far less evidence. The evidence is really remarkable and the two sites I have listed are only the tip of the iceberg. I am not asking people to believe just examine the information before making a judgement.

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