Wiki: Russian Federation President
Dmitry Medvedev opens Internet forum
A very real exercise in
comparative exopolitics has come about simultaneously, (and perhaps
sychronistically) in a Russian Federation and in the United States.
Exopolitics in a Russian state Duma have brought Russian President Dmitry
Medvedev face to face with the same set of exopolitical issues
addressed by the August 2010 ballot initiative for an Extraterrestrial
Affairs commission in Denver, Colorado.
Liberal Democrat Party
representative and state Duma deputy Andrei Lebedev “fears that
extraterrestrials may have compromised Russia's official secrets. After
hearing a TV interview in which the President of the Kalmyk Republic,
Kirsan Ilyumzhinov, spoke of his meeting with an alien spaceship,
Lebedev called for instant action,” according to news
reports in Russia.
President Kirsan Ilyumzhinov’s close
encounter took place on Sep. 18, 1997, and Ilyumzhinov recalled it in a
recent interview with TV presenter Vladimir Pozner. He stated that
others “might be skeptical, but added: ‘I believe I communicated with
them, I saw them. I probably would not have believed it, but there were
three witnesses: my driver, the Minister and my assistant.’” ABC News reports, “Kirsan Ilyumzhinov was at home
in his Moscow apartment when they came in and abducted him, taking him
to their space ship where they communicated with him telepathically.”
Following
President Kirsan Ilyumzhinov’s revelation of his meeting with
extraterrestrials, “state Duma deputy Andrei Lebedev concluded that
Ilyumzhinov had something to hide, and warned that ‘sensitive
information’ could have been passed to the interplanetary guests.”
MP
Andrei Lebedev has written a letter to Russian President Dmitry
Medvedev “raising a list of his concerns,” that mirror the issues raised
in the August 10, 2010 Denver, Colorado Extraterrestrial Affairs
Commission ballot initiative.
In his letter
to Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, MP Andrei Lebedev says that
President Kirsan Ilyumzhinov’s meeting with extraterrestrials “was an
historic event and should have been reported to the Kremlin.”
MP
Andrei Lebedev also asks “if there are official guidelines for what
government officials should do if contacted by aliens, especially if
those officials have access to state secrets.”
According to one
news report, “State Duma deputy Andrei Lebedev doesn’t
believe Ilyumzhinov’s claim that he was simply shown around the ship and
released, so he has asked the president to find out what else happened
and report back to the Duma.
MP Andrei Lebedev is especially
interested in what President Ilyumzhinov may have told the
extraterrestrials about his job and whether the abduction has affected
the governor’s ability to perform the duties of office.”
As
Examiner.com reported, “In August, 2010, the citizens of Denver,
Colo. will go to the voting booths and do something that no other
earthly civilization in mainstream recorded history has done – vote on
establishing an official commission to ‘create a responsible,
responsive, common sense strategy for dealing with issues related to the
presence of extraterrestrial intelligent beings on Earth.’
Seattle Exopolitics Examiner
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