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The Suppression of UFO Technologies and Extraterrestrial Contact 325
In pointing out that the vast majority of contemporary humanity feels
threatened or terrified by any unprecedented divergence from conventionally
accepted norms of reality, you are presenting a powerful argument
in favor of governmental silence and media low-profiling. In view
of the fact that government agencies are already acutely aware of the
fear problem, we should be willing to see that some degree of reserve
and silence is appropriate. There is no good reason why everyone
should be entitled to know all there is to know on an immediate and
widespread scale, as most of the population could not handle it, though
it would be unwise to try to tell them so directly.
The behavior patterns of our visitors indicate that they also must be
aware of the dangers of sudden wide-spread publicity concerning their
presence. Otherwise why would they consistently manifest in waves
within specfic limited areas for specific periods of time, build gradually
to peaks, and then withdraw from these areas for long periods
Discriminating reserve and caution on the part of officialdom are
appropriate. However, blatant lying, deceit, and silencing of witnesses
by ridicule or personal threats are deplorable. Such tactics are undermining
both national and international security. The population of the
entire world has by now received absurd explanations and outright lies
from their respective governments for so many years that distrust of
governments has reached epidemic proportions on a global scale.
If, during the 1940s or early 1950s, the official agencies had agreed
among themselves on a policy of gradual and cautious, but honest presentation
of the facts known to them, with the humility to be able to say
'We don't know' at times, the situation would not have gotten so completely
out of hand, as it now is. Ever since 1947, officialdom has suffered
from disagreements between agencies, between individuals within
a given agency, and from differences in direction as key UFO policy
personnel were toppled from office and replaced. Part of the problem of
inconsistency in policy has been due to varying degrees of fear of public
reaction, but is also due to the individual fears of those in office, as
office-holders.
What government wants to admit that it does not know everything
Researchers who have been studying this subject full-time for as long
as forty years admit that they don't know everything about it, and that
there are frequently extreme differences of opinion between even the
best informed of the experts.
What government wants its citizens to begin to think of themselves
as citizens of the planet rather than as French, Russian, American, etc.
To give their allegiance primarily to the planet and only secondarily to
the nation to which they belong With every year that passes, many
more millions of people all over the world are becoming aware that we
Earth-folk are being visited from elsewhere, irrespective of our national
borders.