Ignoring the UFO Disclosure Project (video)

Segment of 2010 Disclosure Project, Canadian minister at the National Press Club

Disturbing Phenomena: Ignoring the UFO Disclosure Project
xomba.com
WASHINGTON D.C. (2010) - At the National Press Club, a group of retired military personnel gave compelling testimony about their experiences dealing directly with UFOs at the bases (mostly nuclear) they worked on.

The group also talked about the subsequent burying, non-reporting, or flat-out directive to ignore any evidence regarding these encounters by their military bosses at the U.S. Navy and Air Force.

Furthermore, they all maintained that the U.S. government’s deliberate cover-up and public denial of the truth has been going on consistently for the last 40 years.

The testimony of these men was extraordinary not just because of the otherworldly content, but in light of their very obvious military credibility. Being a whistleblower isn’t easy. But even civilians know it’s considered close to treason in “military” circles.

Coming forward publicly is not only incredibly brave, it is clearly motivated by the same patriotism that had them join the military in the first place.

For these veterans and hundreds of other military members who have come forward on official record to the UFO Disclosure Project, revealing what they know is an urgent matter now, one of national security and First Amendment rights. As the years ticked by these men watched silently as the world governments -- not just America's -- continued to conceal information from the public.

There is money (trillions of dollars in military contracts), power (status quo around the globe), and control (major religious implications) at stake here.

It’s not hard at all to venture a guess as to why governments would conceal such paradigm-shifting information. It could change the course of human history. More

• Decoy, Distract, and Trash: Gov't fears disclosure of aliens and UFO data

2006 Disclosure Project, National Press Club

A large number of ex-high ranking officials including air traffic controllers, secret operations officers, commercial pilots, numerous military defense specialists with top secret clearance, people who had access to very sensitive documents, lieutenants, commanders in the US Air Force, astronauts, and so on went before the National Press Club to discuss what their experiences have been regarding UFOs. All are willing to go before Congress to testify under oath. Never before has such a group come forward. (centralelements.com, facebook.com/centralelements)

What are those massive objects now orbiting our Sun? Dr. Stephen Greer pointed them out.

Do Americans believe in UFOs? (Poll)

UFO spotted over Indiana, USA in Jan. 2008 (ufoevidence.co) also at ufoevidence.org

Public Opinion Polls on UFOs
Compiled by ufoevidence.org

Numerous public opinion polls from the last 50 years, from the US and other countries, report very consistent and similar findings:

Fifty percent of the population believes in the reality of UFOs, and 5% of the population has seen a UFO.

Canadian UFO Poll: 3 million Canadians have seen UFOs
Ufology Research of Manitoba, 15 October 1997
A national survey by an independent research consortium has found that 9.6% of all Canadians believe they have seen UFOs. "This translates into nearly 3 million people who say they are UFO witnesses," notes Chris Rutkowski, project coordinator.

Condon Report: Public Attitudes Toward UFO Phenomena
Aldora Lee, The Condon Report, Sec. 3, Ch. 7
Reported in this chapter are the findings of four opinion surveys conducted during the spring of 1968. The major surveys were of 2,050 adults and 451 teenagers, representing a cross-section of the US population. The other two surveys concerned college students and UFO sighters. In this report, opinions regarding the proportion of sighters in the United States, opinions regarding the reporting of UFOs, and attitudes toward UFOs and related phenomena are considered.

NIDS Extraterrestrial Intelligence Online Survey Results
NIDS (National Institute for Discovery Science)

Poll Reveals UFO Belief
Sci Fi Wire (Sci Fi Channel), Oct. 17, 2002
A new national poll found that 72 percent of Americans believe the government is not telling the public everything it knows about UFO activity, and 68 percent think the government knows more about extraterrestrial life than it is letting on, the SCI FI Channel reported.

Poll: U.S. hiding knowledge of aliens
CNN, June 15, 1997
Nearly 50 years since an alleged UFO was sighted at Roswell, New Mexico, a CNN/Time poll shows that 80 percent of Americans think the government is hiding knowledge of the existence of extraterrestrial life forms.

Public Opinion Surveys and Unidentified Flying Objects: 50+ years of Sampling Public Opinions (PDF)
John F. Schuessler, International Director, MUFON (Mutual UFO Network)
Public opinion surveys fill an important need in business, politics, and advertising. For more than 50 years surveys of public opinions about Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) have been conducted to satisfy a variety of customers. While the numbers have fluctuated from time to time, the general results of these surveys showed the public is:

• very aware of UFO sightings
• interested in what may be causing them
• concerned that the government was not doing enough to resolve the mystery.
  

The purpose of this paper is to summarize a large number of surveys of public opinions about UFOs, starting in 1947 and continuing to the present.