EXOPOLITICS: Will the White House press corps ask Obama about the extraterrestrial and UFO presence?
Alfred Lambremont Webre
Seattle Exopolitics Examiner
NBC: Kucinich in Oct. 07 debate
Ever
since the Durant Report of the 1953 U.S. Central Intelligence Agency’s
Robertson Panel, mainstream media have considered the extraterrestrial
and UFO presence to be the “3rd rail” of journalism – “touch it and you
die”.
The 1953 CIA Robertson Panel
essentially decreed that any discourse about extraterrestrial or
hyperdimensional civilizations be treated with ridicule or scorn, and
that any journalist, academic or government official treating this
subject with professionalism and integrity be destroyed as an economic
and social entity.
Tim Russert,
the late NBC Meet the Press host, was the last mainstream national
reporters to ask Obama his opinions as to whether life existed beyond
earth, at a Presidential debate on October 31, 2007. Tim Russert asked Sen. Barack Obama about his belief in the existence of life of life beyond Earth.
Obama
responded with a circumspect answer, and appeared to leave the door
open to future developments. "I don't presume to know. What I know is
there is life here on Earth, and — and that we're not attending to life
here on Earth [LAUGHTER]," Obama said. After referring to the needs of
children for health care, and seniors for heating bill subsidies, Obama
concluded enigmatically, “There may be some other folks on their way[ namely ETs].” See video below.
On June 13, 2008, Russert died of an apparent enlarged heart and artery rupture, as determined by his autopsy. There is online speculation that Russert may have been assassinated via electromagnetic weapon inducing a heart attack
(a known military-intelligence assassination technique) as a signal to
journalists covering Obama to stay away from certain lines of inquiry.
If Russert was assassinated because of his mainstream journalists role,
it may have been because of his question to Obama on the
extraterrestrial issue. This outcome would be consistent with the
mandate of the 1953 Robertson Panel.
Million Fax on Washington
seeks to transform the chilling effect of the CIA Robertson Panel on
mainstream media coverage of the extraterrestrial presence since the
Robertson panel. Unlike Billy Cox, a reporter with the Sarasota
Herald Tribune, who cynically attacked this reporter and dismissed
ET disclosure activist Stephen Bassett’s initiative as doomed to failure in a galactic cointelpro-like article, EXOPOLITICSRADIO.ORG
believes Bassett’s initiative is creative and may lead to a thaw in
mainstream media relations with Obama on the extraterrestrial issue.
Bassett was recently successful in obtaining New York Times coverage of
the extraterrestrial issue, no mean feat.
Listen to EXOPOLITICSRADIO.ORG
interview with ET disclosure activist Stephen Bassett on transforming
the White House press corps and its relationship to the ET embargo, so
that it will ask Obama questions about the extraterrestrial presence:
http://exopolitics.blogs.com/
Educate the media to ask Obama about the extraterrestrial presence
