The reason I don't there is a government conspiracy involved in this subject matter is not because I don't think they would do it. It is because I think there is nothing for them to cover up. Hard to cover up something that doesn't exist to cover up.
I'm becoming more convinced that there is nothing to cover-up as well. And that the Government is getting a good laugh at all this Alien rhetoric.
I didnt think it possible, however, the more I research the subject of Aliens, the more skeptical I become. I'm astonished at the number of books being sold and the amount of money being made by these self-proclaimed Alien/UFO experts.
Of the 400 Disclosure Project Conference witnesses, only one, Ret. Army Sergeant Clifford Stone claims to have actually seen an Alien, and like all other 399 witnesses provides not a single piece of evidence to validate his claim.
The biggest hole in Sergeant Stones testimony, is the fact that he was able to testify at all. If one truely believes in all of these Government Alien cover-up conspiracy theories that Stone and others are asserting, then one has to also believe the Government would never let him testify.
Since the Discloser Projects star witness, Sergeant Clifford Stone only got to speak for 4 minutes, I decided to learn more about him. He has also been writing & selling books about Aliens for some time, and claims to have had his first Alien encounter and interaction with Aliens when he was 7 years old. He also claims to have several Alien friends since childhood of the "57 different" Alien species that he claims are living amongst us.
I wonder if Henery Heinz was an Alien, and "Heinz 57" isn't really special Alien Sauce. Conspiracy or Coincidence?
In his 20 year military career as a desk-clerk/admin Stone only achived the rank of E-7 which isn't very impressive. Of course, according to Stone that was only a cover for his top-secret job of flying all over the world on secret missions to retrieve crashed UFO's and Alien bodies. Over a 10 year period, he claims to have gone on 100's of missions throughout the world cleaning-up Alien crash sites, without any of his "immediate commanders", military colleagues, or family knowing about it.
It sounds alot like Clark Kent to me. Desk clerk by day and Superman by night. Conspiracy or Coincidence?
Without any tangible evidence one must then rely on common sense and logic.
If Stone claims to have been on over 100 Alien crash-sites throughout the world over a 10 year time period, then how is there still no tangible evidence?
Thats an average of 10 Alien crashes per-year, and we still have nothing, nada, zip! It also means that all the other governments throughout the world both present and past, are in on the conspiracy.
As anyone will tell you, not many things go hidden in this world today. Sure the Government has secrets, however, we have seen everything from Janet Jacksons nipple to President Bush being attacked with size 9 1/2 shoes. There are camera's everywhere today, from rual towers in remote areas, city streets, to cell phones, and still no one has produced an Alien.
Sergeant Clifford Stones story is just that, a story. It feels & looks like David Douchovny "a la Fox Molder"
Sitting there trying to make us believe in something that he saw but cannot prove. It's to much science fiction drama to be swallowed as real by the audience. The only way someone would believe such a tale, would be if any concrete tangible evidence comes forth, and that hasn't taken place.
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