by Jeff Parsons

Created on: December 20, 2008   Last Updated: October 01, 2009

In 2001, the Disclosure Project revealed a long history of shadow operations regarding the activities of 57 different alien species. The Project's evidence was presented in the form of corroborating official documentation and the testimonies of Army Sergeant Clifford Stone and other highly credible witnesses. The question at hand is to determine what's more believable: a) every world government is completely truthful to the general public, or, b) other life exists out there in the astoundingly mysterious cosmos? The best way to come up with a decisive viewpoint is to evaluate the pros and cons of the issue and let the opinions fall where they will.

CON: 57 Alien Species Are Waiting To Get To Know You.

The plotline is like a dating service advertisement. I'm okay with that, but, as a scientist, I must maintain my objectivity by first posing the question: are alien women from Alpha Centauri really interested in primitive-but-adorable-Earthmen like myself? Seriously, similar to dating, some aliens must be very dangerous to meet. Why are we still alive?

Unfortunately, in these days of picture-perfect counterfeiting, it's difficult to know what to believe when it comes to documentation. With an extraordinary amount of money, anything can be forged, but if they had that much money, why wasn't it used in their presentation? What would sell better - a slick, expensive infomercial, or, a conference held by an underfunded group of brave citizens exposing a massive coverup? Check out the National Press Conference video on youtube.com. You'll see, hear and feel the powerful revelation that Sergeant Stone imparts to the audience. Sadly, the sound engineering has the quality of a dubbed Godzilla flick and the room's decor is eerily reminiscent of an insurance seminar. This could almost be part of a 1950's horror movie. Were they being thrifty in order to appear to be more genuine?

(Dramatic Sigh) Why only 57 aliens? It's sadly disappointing for two reasons. First, what were they smoking when they dreamed this up? An optimal blend of 57 aliens might win a Blue Ribbon Award, but the Heinz 57 Ketchup connotation sounds outlandish, weird and unsavory to me. Were they thinking that no one would notice? Second, there are more stars in sky than grains of sand on the Earth. That's a lot of possibilities! Essentially, out of the whole universe, only 57 species came by to say hello? How's that possible? Oh no, horror of horrors, maybe they think the human race is b-o-r-i-n-g?

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