Ben Hansen Jael De Pardo Of Fact Or Faked On Evidence Ghost Hunters

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Exopolitical Disclosure Citizen Hearing On Disclosure Group Wants Global Effort To Unveil Ufo Evidence

"FLYING SAUCERS ARE REAL... AND THE U.S. KNOWS. - Grant Cameron, Canadian researcher.

MAY 09, 2013 - UNITED STATES - After five days and 40 testimonies from international witnesses from the military, scientific and academic fields, a committee of six former Congress members agreed to seek international support to break a "truth embargo" on encounters with extraterrestrial life.

On May 3, the last day of the Citizen Hearing on Disclosure, (CHD) organizer Stephen Bassett read the contents of a communiqu'e signed by four of the six retired Congress members.

American historian Richard Dolan at the Civilian Hearing on Disclosure at the National Press Club in Washington May 3, 2013. Dolan said the government's dismissal of information about extra terrestrial intelligence belies the thousands of documents it has released on incidences of unexplained and unidentified aerial craft around America.

(Shar Adams/The Epoch Times)

According to it, the Citizen Hearing Foundation will pursue a global campaign to form a world conference dedicated to discovering the truth behind "overwhelming scientific evidence" that suggests a link between sightings of unexplained craft and extraterrestrial intelligence.

"Given the enormous global implications, if these craft are indeed of extraterrestrial origins, such an issue is a matter for the General Assembly for the United Nations," Bassett read.

The hearing, funded by Canadian philanthropist Thomas Clearwater, is to be made into a documentary by Just Cause Entertainment and titled "Truth Embargo."

Firsthand Accounts

The hearing included firsthand accounts of extraordinary sightings. Former United States Air Force officers, Capts. Robert Salas, Bruce Fenstermacher, and David Schindele and Sgt. David Scott gave personal accounts of seeing unidentified crafts hover over nuclear launch sites in Wyoming and North Dakota, and described how the crafts shut down ballistic missiles, stopped vehicles, and cut radio communication. Two of the officers had never spoken publicly about their experience before.

After hearing their stories, former Michigan Rep. Carolyn Kilpatrick said she was convinced "There is something out there."

Former members of Congress, Maryland's Roscoe Bartlett (R) and California's Lynn Woolsey called for more transparency on the issue of UFOs in the United States.

(Shar Adams/ The Epoch Times)

"The military witnesses spoke of incidences from 30, 40, 50 years ago and have remained silent during this time. They have come out of retirement with compelling information that would have us look further into these phenomena," she said.

The first African-American woman to sit on a House defense committee and the first to agree to participate in the CHD hearings, Kilpatrick said: "This is an international phenomena and the U.S. and other countries need to acknowledge that there is other life."

Former Alaska Sen. Mike Gravel said the reported shutdown of U.S. missiles was the "smoking gun of the whole issue."

"Defense is spending billions of dollars on something that is vulnerable," he said.

Gravel, who served in the Senate from 1969 to 1981, tried to end the draft during the Vietnam War, and is remembered for reading the Pentagon Papers into the congressional record in 1971, for which he nearly lost his position.

Gravel questioned the ability of Congress to do anything on the issue and pointed to the international witnesses at the hearing, which included representatives from Canada, Chile, Argentina, England, Brazil, Italy, China, Peru, and Uruguay.

"There's no reason why... we wouldn't try to, within our own communities, to get them to endorse a very simple, straightforward resolution, calling upon the [U.N.] General Assembly," he said.

AMERICA KNOWS

Canadian researcher Grant Cameron has spent the best part of 28 years studying Canadian and American government documents particularly in relation to U.S. presidents.

He described documents he had obtained from the Canadian government: "They admit that document is legitimate. It says flying saucers are real... and the U.S. knows," he told the hearing.

Cameron was motivated to research the issue in 1975 after witnessing and photographing UFOs over a period of months in Manitoba, not far from the Canada-U.S. border.

While a number of international witnesses described their governments' open approach to UFO sightings, particularly in Latin America, Cameron noted that the United States had defined a policy of secrecy on the issue over many years.

Cameron said officials from other countries had told him they would be open about UFOs as soon as America led the way.

In 2011 the White House issued a statement denying that it has any evidence of extraterrestrial life or that it has any "credible information" that evidence is being hidden.

Canadian researcher Grant Cameron at the Citizen Hearing on Disclosure at the National Press Club May 3, 2013.

(Shar Adams/The Epoch Times)

Richard Dolan, one of the most respected authorities on the study of UFOs, believes there is a "truth embargo" in American government about the issue.

"One of the things that has struck me is the discrepancy between the massive amounts of documentary evidence that we have on the one hand, and the near complete absence of official acknowledgment of the reality on the other," he said.

Dolan has been credited with compiling the most comprehensive study of government handling of UFO events in his books "UFOs and the National Security State: Chronology of a Cover-up 1941-1973," and a second volume, "UFOs and the National Security State: The Cover-Up Exposed, 1973-1991."

While he notes that none of the thousands of official documents released represent definitive evidence of national security or intelligence engagement with extraterrestrial life, "accumulatively... we are obligated to ask why are they so interested."

In one of the most gripping testimonials of the hearing, Dolan is seen on video interviewing an ailing former member of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). Nearing the end of his life, it was the first time the anonymous official had dared to talk publicly. In the 15 minute video he speaks about witnessing extraterrestrials, their craft and the secrecy surrounding the issue.

TRANSPARENCY NEEDED

Former members of Congress, California's Lynn Woolsey and Maryland's Roscoe Bartlett, did not sign the CHD statement because they had not been out of Congress for over a year, having lost their seats in the 2012 election.

Woolsey said she initially approached the hearing with some trepidation, fearing ridicule, but chose to participate because it was the "perfect vehicle" to examine "openness and transparency" in government.

After hearing the witnesses, Woolsey said: "Anybody that ridicules this effort, they are the ones that are out of step."

Woolsey referred to testimonies from former defense personnel who had been unable to talk about UFO related events or even seek medical support for decades because of the secrecy surrounding the issue.

"I had no idea how badly everybody had been treated," she said.

Roscoe Bartlett said the totality of evidence presented was "very difficult to argue away."

He said that officials who made the decision to keep the reported encounters secret many years ago must have thought they were doing the best for the American people but he believed that was no longer the case.

"I am very concerned that a government that can so easily ignore the Constitution to do what they think are good things today, can ignore [it] to do the bad things tomorrow," he said.

In an interview near the end of the event Bartlett asked, "How do we treat the disease if we don't know the source?" - EPOCH TIMES.

Ufos Clouds And Secret Experiments

BY NICK REDFERN

If there is one thing more than any other that I like about the Flying Saucer era of the late 1940s and the early to mid 1950s, it's the sheer wacky nature of some of the stories that surfaced during that long gone time. Indeed, they are of a caliber (and sometimes of a lack of caliber!) that we just don't see today. The following is a classic example, and which, just maybe, does indeed have a degree, or nugget, of truth to it. Who knows?

It's a very strange story that I suspect most people within Ufology will never even have heard of. But, it's undeniably fascinating, and filled with tales of the FBI, clandestine sources and informants, Soviet secrets, mysterious "controlled clouds," dead worms (yes, really) and much more. I have been delving into it for quite some time now, but have gone about just as far as I can - unless, that is, anyone reading this knows more...

To briefly summarize the approximately twenty pages I now have on the affair, it goes like this: During the first week of July 1947, FBI agents based out of the Los Angeles, California office were busy investigating a story of very odd proportions. It all started when the "Los Angeles Herald Examiner" newspaper received a letter a couple of days earlier that told a highly unusual story. In fact, it sounds like the sort of thing that would have had pride of place in the pages of Ray Palmer's "Amazing Stories "magazine! Except, this was no tale of science-fiction-style proportions. Nope: it was all true. Allegedly it was, anyway.

The letter-writer stated they had been exposed to a sensational story that led them to believe "flying discs" originated with none other than the Soviet military. So the tale goes, the teller of the tale - who conveniently elected to omit including his or her name - claimed to have then recently met in the "Los Angeles harbor" an "officer aboard a Russian tanker." After the initial meeting the two met for dinner, over which the Russian asked "where he could sell 18 polar beat pelts which he had received for very dangerous work."

The mysterious Russian told our equally mysterious letter-writer that the Soviets had been dabbling in some very fringe-like areas of research, and which was connected with that aforementioned "very dangerous work." That same research involved "experiments with controlled radioactive clouds in the Arctic, where birds, animals and even worms were killed."

On top of that, the experiments also supposedly involved "atom-powered planes resembling the flying saucers" that controlled the movements of the clouds. The highly talkative (maybe suspiciously too talkative) Russian said that the saucer-planes were barely a couple of feet thick, had "a kidney-shaped outline" and lacked any propellers. As for the pilot, the commie officer assured his US contact that "the pilot lies on his stomach and is artificially cooled against the heat by air friction."

The letter to the "Examiner" expanded further: "The outer surface [of the aircraft] is highly polished. Both upper and lower surfaces are convex, like a giant lens. The lifting force is an entirely different principle found about 10 years ago among unpublished papers of a Russian chemist. Energy is only required for climbing, but no energy is needed for support when the airplane goes along the earth's gravitational contour lines."

How, exactly, did the Russian officer know all of this? Well, so the wild tale goes, he had personally been "assigned to go over the routes of a radioactive cloud near Lake Baikal and pick up dead animals. They loaded a few small animals and directed the cloud over them."

During this experiment, said the Soviet officer, "a violent storm blew the cloud far north into the tundra, but before it dissipated it destroyed all life on its way." As for the cloud itself, it could be "controlled from land, from a plane or from a robot-piloted leader."

"As I understand," said the person who got the FBI's attention, "the control is based on electro-magnetic waves and the cloud has two components: The carrier and the killer."

And, aside from getting a few brief mentions in other newspapers that quickly picked up on the "Examiner's" article (such as the "Milwaukee Sentinel") that's where things pretty much end. Truth, fiction, Soviet disinformation, a bizarre hoax or something else? Who knows? But, it's an undeniably entertaining saga. After all, how could it not be?

Indeed, for a writer like me, it's filled with the kinds of bizarre and almost cloak-and-dagger-type ingredients I thrive on: (A) a mysterious Russian informant; (B) what sounds like Soviet research mirroring certain aspects of Wilhelm Reich's cloud-busting technology; (C) the FBI's G-Men chasing down the strange truth; (D) weird and futuristic Soviet aircraft; (E) animals dead under unusual circumstances; (F) a mysterious "Russian chemist;" and, of course, not forgetting, (G) that "dangerous work" and a stash of "18 polar bear pelts!"