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Trustee Archive
Reported sightings of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and extraterrestrial encounters have persisted for decades. These reports, from many countries, are often submitted by credible individuals, pilots, law enforcement and military personnel. Several of these UFOs have been tracked by radar stations. Common to many of these reports are detailed descriptions of the incomprehensible speed and agility exhibited by these craft. In the 50s and 60s, our government conducted official inquiries into the UFO phenomenon but eventually it either stopped investigating UFOs or stopped confirming its investigations. When a UFO sighting is reported, authorities usually explain it as a weather balloon, swamp gas, air inversion layer, or an experimental aircraft or rocket. Many believe these explanations account for only a portion of UFO sightings.
For several days and nights in 1952, military jets were dispatched to unsuccessfully intercept a number UFO’s observed and tracked over Washington DC. A 1980 Suffolk, England incident involved the alleged landing of one or more craft of unknown origin during the course of two nights in Rendlesham Forest. But perhaps the most famous UFO incident occurred in 1947 when a UFO allegedly crashed during a severe thunderstorm near Roswell, New Mexico. After examining the wreckage, military officers from Roswell Army Air Field issued a press release notifying the country that the Army had found the remains of a crashed flying saucer. This announcement was soon retracted and the wreckage was then described as a weather balloon.
Strong speculation persists that that our government has performed autopsies on Roswell extraterrestrials and reverse engineered their spacecraft in an attempt to reveal secrets of alien technology. Roswell’s Area 51, Ohio’s Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, and Carswell Air Force Base in Texas are the locations where many believe these examinations were conducted. Several former military contractors and servicemembers claim to have seen UFO wreckage and deceased extraterrestrials at these locations. Advocates claim our government does not have the right to keep evidence of extraterrestrial life from us.
Proposed Legislation: Introducing legislation to require government disclosure of any evidence of extraterrestrial life
Prospective Sponsor: Rep. Bill Posey (FL) |
- I oppose reforming current extraterrestrial policy and wish to donate resources to the campaign committee of Speaker Kevin McCarthy (CA).
- I support introducing legislation requiring government disclosure of any evidence of extraterrestrial life, and wish to donate resources to the campaign committee of Rep. Bill Posey (FL) or to an advocate group currently working with this issue.
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I support introducing legislation requiring government disclosure of any evidence of extraterrestrial life, and wish to donate resources to the campaign committee of Rep. Bill Posey (FL) or to an advocate group currently working with this issue.
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- Representative
If elected as a trustee, the campaign committee of Rep. Bill Posey (FL) will be unconditionally awarded the funds pledged to this issue along with a letter requesting him to favorably consider introducing legislation mandating government disclosure of any evidence of extraterrestrial life.
- Mutual UFO Network
If elected as a trustee, Mutual UFO Network will be awarded the funds pledged to this issue along with a letter requesting these funds be used to expand its research programs in the search for extraterrestrial life.
Mission: The scientific study of UFOs for the benefit of humanity. MUFON’s goals are to investigate UFO sightings and collect the data in the MUFON Database for use by researchers worldwide, promote research on UFOs to discover the true nature of the phenomenon, with an eye towards scientific breakthroughs, and improving life on our planet, and educate the public on the UFO phenomenon and its potential impact on society. Field investigators apply the scientific method of investigation in the following manner: we establish a hypothesis, then set out to prove or disprove the hypothesis. Our hypothesis is “this event can be explained rationally”, and we set out to PROVE it. Sometimes we need to consult with experts in order to find the necessary proof. In the end, we succeed in proving this hypothesis 95% of the time. About 2-3% of the cases are truly unexplained, and that is not a trivial conclusion, since 2-3% of thousands of cases a year worldwide is a significant number of unexplained events. The scientific conclusion from this data is that there are unexplained events in our world that are genuinely worthy of further scientific investigation.
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- No trustee votes received.
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| Poll Opening Date |
January 09, 2023 |
| Poll Closing Date |
January 15, 2023 |
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