What if UFOs are in fact extraterrestrial spacecrafts?

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• published: 16 Mar 2016
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What if we were not along? What if the hundreds of thousands of people claiming to have seen unidentified flying objects in fact had been witnessing extraterrestrial spacecraft? What is the thousands of people all over the World, who tell about their encounters with Alien beings through friendly contact or even forced abductions, were actually telling the truth? What if our governments had know about an ET presence for move than half a century, if they were in possession of alien technology, that had a potential of changing how our World is run, and they chose to keep the public in the dark through a secret campaign of suppressed information? What if that campaign acted as a chain around the ankles of humanity keeping us from rising to a whole new level of consciousness, and understanding yourself, our planet, and the universe around us? And what if the campaign ended tomorrow? The film "The day before Disclosure" can probably answer some of those questions. A Film by Terje Toftenes, Troll, Ragnhild Loken with New Paradigm Films In the context of those who believe in UFO conspiracy theories, disclosure is the revelation of supposedly suppressed evidence of extraterrestrial life by the United States government or other world governments. Citizens Against UFO Secrecy, founded in 1977, is an early example at an attempt to force "disclosure". In 1993, Steven M. Greer founded the Disclosure Project to promote the concept of disclosure. Greer spearheaded the concept of "disclosure" and attempted to get access to mainstream media for over a decade. In May 2001, Greer held a press conference at the National Press Club in D.C that featured "20 retired Air Force, Federal Aviation Administration and intelligence officers" who demanded that Congress begin hearings on "secret U.S. involvement with UFOs and extraterrestrials" and was described by an attending BBC reporter as "the strangest ever news conference hosted by Washington's August National Press Club." Greer convened the conference with more than 100 other contactees offering testimony. Among the contactees were "...about 20 former government workers, many of them military and security officials, who stepped forward...and called for congressional hearings about such sightings." Such arguments were met with by derision by skeptics and spokespeople for the U. S. Air Force who maintain that there is no convincing evidence for the speculation that UFOs are alien spacecraft. In 2007, the Paradigm Research Group, an independent ufologist group, held a news conference to demand disclosure. Speaker Stephen Bassett noted the long history of attempts at disclosure, and claimed that alien technologies could be beneficial for Earth. In 2010, the film The Day Before Disclosure was released for free by New Paradigm Films. From April 29 to May 3, 2013, the Paradigm Research Group held the "Citizen Hearing on Disclosure" at the National Press Club. The group paid former U.S. Senator Mike Gravel and former Representatives Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick, Roscoe Bartlett, Merrill Cook, Darlene Hooley, and Lynn Woolsey $20,000 each. The conference, and a documentary (working title: Truth Embargo) summarizing its findings, were intended to compel Congress, United Nations or both to open an investigation. Kilpatrick complained about the lack of transparency at the hearing.