By now, it is obvious that our government has no intention of revealing what it knows about the UFO phenomenon anytime soon. Someday, it might release bits of information, if prodded enough with just the right leverage, but the possibility exists, too, that it really does not have all the answers or it has even been infiltrated by unidentified entities itself who are policing its efforts. Therefore, the pursuit of the Alien Agenda may have nearly gone as far as it can go without a course correction. What then could we do to break through the quagmire of what seemingly is preventing us from getting to the heart of the matter? The human race is characterized by its ability to take on difficult challenges from a grass roots level. Let us consider how this grass roots effort might proceed, apart from the hindering factor of government assistance (or resistance as the case may be), in discovery of the alien agenda. First, we must review how the effort has been handled in the past. What mistakes were made? What opportunities were lost? How might we react more efficiently for a better outcome?

Seemingly, the biggest mistake that people have made in the area of alleged alien craft crashes, which by far would have provided the greatest proof of their existence, is that these witnesses called upon the very ones whose official policy was to ridicule and threaten them to within an inch of their and their family's lives if they ever spoke about what they saw. They would even have gotten shot if they had approached these crash sites, even if they had more right to be on the property than the clean-up crews. Where is the logic in this?

Of course, our first thought in such cases is to call the authorities. Our mindset is that the taxpayer is paying these salaries; therefore, they are public servants whose existence is only because they are helping the public. Surely, we think, they are on our side. However, in the case of the UFO/Alien Agenda, our public servants have fallen way short in the treatment of citizens and the providing of needed information. A collective "you're fired" from UFO affairs needs to resound throughout our land, and a civilian effort must now be implemented to discover what we need to protect ourselves from whatever it is that these unidentified flying objects are here to do.

The recent swine flu scare sent the world scrambling to organize a response. According to the website Worldometers, as of June 12, 2009, 74 countries have officially reported 29,669 cases of influenza A(H1N1), including 145 deaths. Compare that to The Roper Organization Survey entitled "Unusual Personal Experiences" conducted in 1991. The following paragraph citing statistics from that report are quoted from Hypnosis and Alien Abductions by Maurice Kouguell, Ph.D., BCETS:

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