May I introduce a comment? I sincerely appreciate the attitude of people who realize the importance of an encounter of civilizations. I also appreciate those who disbelieve of the good intentions of the military and "intelligence" organizations, which of course, are able to establish a cover-up over almost everything.

BUT, why can't they disclose their "evidence" to the universities (which will never take part in a cover-up, BTW) and to the general public? Every article we read about this particular subject of the UFOs, is a new deception. Every UFOlogist organization or individual seems to be hiding out the "real" cases and showing to us only blurry photos, personal anecdotes, and (purposely?) all cases where nothing is left to investigators. Nothing. Not any material evidence. Lots of good intentions and claims for peace in the world. Lots of demands to initiate a serious study of the subject, and lots of complaints against non-believers who "ridicule" their statements. But when someone asks them to share the evidences, they argue that the originators have been threatened, or they are afraid of something, or the evidence has been stolen or isolated by the conspirators. A good policy to prove nothing at all.

Many, a lot many of those Ufo researchers have fallen into ridicule by themselves, for example Dr.Greer, head of the "Disclosure Project" whose contribution consists of claiming for evidences and demanding people to license their findings to his company under really ridiculous abusive conditions.

I accept that, IF some real evidence is on the hands of the military, they will try to cover it up because of all the reasons that LH listed above, but I don't think that the conspiracy will be succesful for a long time. Not for 56 years. AND, in those same 56 years, the UFOlogists did not disclose the "real" cases ! That's cover-up !

I would follow the advice of Carl Sagan and Isaac Asimov: look at the skies, far beyond the atmosphere, and far beyond good intentions. Some day "they" will say hello. Or we will say hello first..

IMHO
Un abrazo,
Andrés