In high school in 1950, I began to follow the UFO story. Since I was taught Newtonian physics (the only "pure science" at the time), I was a skeptic about the possibility of beings from other star systems having the ability to visit Earth. After all, they would have to use rockets, the most advanced means of interstellar travel known to modern science, and since Einstein told us the rockets would have to travel much slower than the speed of light, and the rockets would run out of fuel long before they got close to Earth, the conclusion was, "If we can't get there, they can't get here". It is an argument heard even today. Quantum mechanics and antigravitics were science fiction fare, even for most physicists.

Fortunately, I also was taught how to think logically, and the stories I read in the news reports from all around the world (UFO reports were still circulated by the media until the mid-1950's) indicated either the U.S. government was lying about UFOs being imaginary, or the rest of the world was lying and perpetrating a massive hoax. Logic led me to think my government was lying to me, hard as that was to believe.

There was hope, however. A special organization of scientists and rocket experts was created, with a promise in their charter to explore space and report all they found to scientists around the world.

This organization was named NASA, and it was our nation's answer to public interest in space, according to the hype surrounding its formation. The reality of its existence was based in more secretive motives, however. Rather than being a civilian scientific organization, NASA has become a public relations front for black projects and discoveries in space that have been kept hidden from the public that funds its operations. NASA is up to its eyebrows in the cover-up of knowledge about the Alien presence, and has not lived up to the original charter that promised full disclosure to the world.

The present situation is becoming more dangerous to both the human population of Earth, and to the Alien population that purportedly has been here for eons. It seems no coincidence that UFOs began appearing en masse in the late 1940's, following the explosion of the first nuclear weapon. Ecological destruction by humans would be an obvious concern to non-human observers, whether they were fellow inhabitants of Earth or just watching our progress as a species from a distance. It should be clear to us by now that we are destroying our chances to survive as a species, along with our destruction of the environment.

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