With Brazil, England, Denmark, Mexico, and other nations having released UFO files to the public, Bassett says that the U.S. is lagging behind and has to not only catch up to remain in the game, but take the lead if it wants to retain its influence and standing. He is also of the opinion that failing America's willingness to step up to the plate soon, a better than 50/50 chance exists that another western nation (such as France) will take proactive action by disclosing first. This would make the disclosing nation the new top dog, with the U.S. following meekly behind. This would be damaging internationally to the standing of the United States, according to him.
Will a concentrated and diligent effort such as this help sway the odds? Bassett certainly believes so. Disclosure may be far from President Obama's mind these days, but the seemingly endless series of crises thrust upon him and his administration may also stem from a far greater and problematic issue, mainly the holding back of information concerning whether or not other sentient and highly advanced life forms are present and engaging us as a species.
Are the people prepared for official disclosure? The likeliest answer is that they were ready from day one.
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Unidentified Flying objects are just that !
Seems to me the aliens will take a stand and make their presence unambiguously public.
In the waining days of illusionary freedoms we hold, the actions of the corrupt start to take hold. The people are astonished but few are so bold to stand up and shout that this shit is getting old. So why do so many see with blind eyes and the obvious attempt to keep their leaders disguise? This silent hostility that tightens its grip, holds each of us like a fish hooked through the lip. We wait for a superhero to set things right, as the "change" bringers creep like a thief in the night. "Hope" is not used in any battle cry and it really just tells us to not even try. My fellow Americans have died in their sleep. There are no more dreams even worthy to keep. Goodbye to the fellowship, goodbye to the light, goodbye to the well being we went to bed with each night. Now starts the anguish and the injustice to all, goodbye America, we watched her fall. I cry at this moment with tears of despair, they fall while the name is removed from the cross he did bear. I cry for the fact that I'm no longer young, enough to fight for what needs to be done. Look what they've done to all of our youth, too fat and lethargic to care about truth. The future now holds only the pain, of watching your blood slowly drip down the drain. To those who can see what I say is true, I wish I could have known all of you. There are still some people of which I can be proud, if we see the injustice we must shout it outloud.
Excellent points you made, in my opinion. I do personally think that the world would be a better place if less "oneupmanship" existed, but in this "race" to disclose, it appears some form of competition or imitation of such appears to assist various nations to seek to be the first ones to make that step. Guess it's a male thing. Personally (and this is entirely my own opinion), I wouldn't mind if other nations disclose - as long as someone does. What a sad and cruel joke if Earth still struggles with this issue for another hundred years. I also wouldn't mind personally if various countries got together and did it as one. Anyhow, thanks for the feedback. it helps me for future pieces.
Stephane Wuttunee