Great. There's a lot to read. Now keep in mind who Paul Hellyer is and was. He was Canada's Minister of Defence. That is the same thing as your USA Secretary of Defence. He has led a Canadian political party in more recent years, the Canadian Action Party, and it was the most progressive and courageous party platform I ever saw presented in this country. He is our counterpart to Dennis Kucinich, in effect. He is a highly respected, highly educated man, and in my opinion he's one of the finest and most honest men ever to serve in the Canadian government. His opinion bears great weight, and you have to consider his tremendous courage in presenting such unconventional views in a public forum and risking all that that it can entail in terms of ridicule, disparagement, and misinterpretation.

Our mass media gave barely a mention to the talk he gave at U. of T. in Toronto. It got a brief clip on the TV and radio news, and a small story tucked somewhere in the back of the daily newspapers' current events section. They treated it with noncommital nonchalance for a day. That was it. No follow-up. No analysis. No nothing. Naturally the only people who remember it now are the people who were deeply interested in the subject in the first place and the people who were at the event. The rest of the public has forgotten all about it, if they ever even noticed it at the time.

That's how you maintain a coverup. You just make sure that the general public doesn't hear about something often enough or loudly enough in the mass media that they would give it any importance...or any credence.

You utterly bombard them, on the other hand, with what you DO want them to pay attention to. And if you want to know what that is...hell...just watch the 6 O'Clock News any day of the week.