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blockbuster. Note just some of the cast of characters: 1) A Russian scientist,
revealing that aliens have landed in Russia and contacted their
military personnel. 2) Two CIA agents, indentities disguised, revealing
that extra-terrestrial aliens are now the "guests of the U.S.
Government." 3) About a hundred residents of Gulf Breeze, Florida, who
have witnessed and photographed the extensive UFO activity in their
home town. 4) Abductees telling their own stories under hypnosis. 5)
Expert witnesses from the military saying that sightings they reported
while in service 'disappeared' from the records. 6) A psychiatrist reporting
that abductees she has treated were sane and suffering from trauma
as a result of their contact with aliens. 7) Evidence by investigators
of crashed UFO sites. 8) Testimony from Budd Hopkins, who has investigated
hundreds of abductee cases for over 12 years, that genetic
experiments are being performed by aliens on humans on a large scale.
9) Other witnesses, each expert in his/her own field, testifying to the
validity of photographic or other tangible documentation of UFOs. 10)
Paintings of aliens drawn by artists from the testimony of witnesses.
Surely, even by Hollywood standards, here are all the ingredients of a
box-office hit. Was it a hit Well, during the two-hour show, 75,000 viewers
did pay one dollar each to have their phone-in vote about their belief
in human-alien contact recorded. What other signs of success made the
front page Not a one! The show was a flop in terms of arousing public
interest. How can this be How could such a carefully concocted combination
of ingredients, culminating in the most newsworthy disclosure in
history, not elicit a bang, nor even a whimper
I played a videotape of the show to my adult education class on alienhuman
contact. I watched the reactions of my class members. Thanks to
the review/playback capability, I was able to conduct some experiments.
The adult students who signed up for this course were believers in the
possiblity of human-alien contact. Some even had personal experience of
contact, yet after the screening they were more doubtful than before! I
then recognized that UFO COVER-UP . . . LIVE! made brilliant use of
the best propaganda techniques. If you have a tape of the show, watch it
again, and listen carefully to the soundtrack. Look at the painted backdrops
and, most important, look at Mike Farrell's reactions.
You will see and hear some interesting contradictions. The astute viewer
cannot dismiss these contradictions as sloppy production. The production
had a huge budget and was planned many months in advance. In fact,
Budd Hopkins reported to me that each witness was interviewed at length
before the show, then certain words of that interview were selected to be
used. The words were put on cue cards, and on the nights of the show, the
witnesses were allowed to say only what was on the cards. UFO COVER-
UP . . . LIVE! was carefully rehearsed. Reading from cue cards, unless