Bruce, agreed again. Governments lie too much. Especially after the military has taken part, and don't forget that in every case, when a government sees a subject that could be related to aerial vehicles, or supposed weapons not of their own, they immediately call their admirals and generals and form a secret commission to "investigate". If they see crop circles which are said to be signals of an aircraft, they send their people. I think this is neither bad nor good, it is just inevitable. After all, who will give a cent for their heads if they fail to investigate a remotely possible form of weapon? You and me and everybody would condemn them, and never vote them any more.

To obtain further explanations from governments is very hard. As you say, everybody keeps their own agenda. We will probably never know who killed Kennedy, who ignored the alarms about 9/11, and where are the 30,000 missing people in Argentina.

What I do expect is some important contribution from the independent researchers of UFOs and from universities of the world, who will be happy to have something to put their hands on. Photos are of no value at all. Testimonies from personal experiences, not repeatable, lead to nowhere. People seeking fame and money add to confusion. And what is really interesting is WHAT do people think about the encounter of two civilizations, however and whenever they happen to meet.

Un abrazo,
Andrés