Because more than a week has passed since I submitted a letter to President Obama requesting he disclose the truth about the extraterrestrial reality on Earth, I decided to take the issue a step further.
I called the White House this morning (9:38 a.m. EST, Dec. 16, 2009) and asked the man who answered the phone if the President would soon be responding to my inquiry. The person was unable to help me and directed my call to an automated answering service, which caused me to end the call in frustration.
I called the White House again at 9:40 a.m. EST, but all circuits were busy.
At 9:42 a.m. EST I called yet again, and the man who I had talked to earlier said my questions would have to go through the comment office, which is where he had directed my call earlier. This is when I learned that, if I had not ended my earlier call so abruptly, I would have been afforded the opportunity to speak with an actual person.
At 9:49 a.m. EST, a kindly volunteer operator who would only give her first name, Susan, answered my call. I told her about the letter, and she said it would take a while to get a response, possibly six weeks. Regarding my efforts to seek UFO disclosure, Susan said, "All I can say is you did the right thing ... (because you) put it in writing."
I asked Susan if she could direct my call to the White House press office, but the best she could do was give me the number for the main switchboard, which I had initially called.
So, I again spoke with the same gentleman I had talked to earlier and he connected me to the White House Office of Media Affairs. The woman who answered by call at 9:54 a.m. EST told me that any questions I have for the article I'm putting together must be emailed to Media Affairs.
At 10:44 a.m. EST, I emailed the following letter:
Office of Media Affairs
The White House Washington, D.C.
Dear Mr. President:
I am seeking answers to the following questions:
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Does President Obama have any intention of at least acknowledging the
extraterrestrial reality? |
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If not, why not? |
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If President Obama does intend to acknowledge the truth about extraterrestrials, will it be more than just an acknowledgment? |
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What information about Unidentified Flying Objects and extraterrestrial visitors would the federal government feel comfortable releasing to the public at this juncture in time? |
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Does the President believe it justifiable that the government covered up what it knows about UFOs and their extraterrestrial pilots for 62 years at the expense of some Americans who were ridiculed for disclosing their experiences with extraterrestrial beings and/or UFOs? |
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How many different races of extraterrestrial beings does the federal government know for a fact are coming to our planet? Where in the universe do the beings hail? |
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In general terms, what sort of propulsion systems allows these beings to travel great distances to Earth? |
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Will the President answer a letter I submitted via email to the White House on Dec. 8, 2009 regarding the disclosure of the extraterrestrial reality? Below is a copy of that letter: |
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Jim Quirk worked as a local government reporter for 13 years in Pennsylvania, Iowa, and Hawaii. He presently resides in the small eastern Pennsylvania town of Mahanoy Plane, where he grew up. Jim saw a UFO in 1994, and now wants to dedicate his reporting abilities to uncovering irrefutable proof of the extraterrestrial reality. His website is thequirkzone.com. visit Jim Quirk's website at 
