Under the FTCA (The Federal Tort Claims Act), the government can only be sued "under circumstances where the United States, if a private person, would be liable to the claimant in accordance with the law of the place where the act or omission occured." Translated, this means that the government cannot be sued for things they did as a government; in this case, covering up UFOs.

Altough we believe the immediate impact of Disclosure will be very difficult those first years and perhaps beyond, we do not believe -short of news that the Others actively mean us harm- that this collapse is a certainty. Instead, the world could easily see a re-birth. In the last century, we have adapted to so much fundamental change that widening out perspective to include the vast universe should ultimately be seen as a beginning and not an end.

Getting stressed out about digital curtains - man, what a difficult life I live!

(Chris Guise, Weta Workshop Lead Conceptual Designer)

Status quo for ufologien: hundretusener av observasjoner av gjenstander, skiveformede, tubeformede, rektangulære, som nærmet seg Jorden og oss mennesker og som har funnet det for godt å forsvinne - fullstendig sporløst. Det er her man er konfrontert med selve problematikken. Man har observasjonene, utallige av dem i tidens løp, men intet bevis.

"And the sphinx? In this scenario, the sphinx becomes a grand memorial to the relationship between the terrestrial and the extraterrestrial element, between the earthly creature and the devine intellect. It is the petrified symbol of the union between flesh and analytical thinking, between raw, primitive strength and sublime culture."

...This, I suggest, is the solution of the puzzle of the "Nezca Lines": Nezca was the last spaceport of the Anunnaki. It served them after the one in Sinai was destroyed, and then it served them for the final Departure.

The puzzles of our solar system- the oceanic cavities upon Earth, the devistation upon the Moon, the reverse orbits of the comets, the enigmatic phenomena of Pluto- all are perfectly answered by the Mesopotamian Creation epic, as deciphered by us.

Having thus "constructed the stations" for the planets, Marduk took for himself "Station Nibiru", and "crossed the heavens and surveyed" the new [our] solar system. It was now made up of twelve celestial bodies, with twelve Great Gods as their counterparts.

..den siste dagen tyskerne offisielt overga seg i Metz, sendte general Patton mannskapene sine en hilsen som inneholdt følgende bønn: "Allmektige og allernådigste Fader, vi ber deg ydmykt om å vise Din store godhet gjennom å stanse dette overdrevende regnet vi har måttet leve med. Gi oss godt vær til striden. Hør nådig på oss soldater som sier at vi væpnet med Din makt kan avansere fra seier til seier, knuse våre fienders undertrykkelse og ondskap, og skape Din rettferdighet mellom mennesker og nasjoner. Amen."

Knowledge wants to expand; curiosity knows no rest; and every intelligence wants to go to space.

Posing the Ancient Alien Question is not racist, for it was the "people of the past" themselves who specifically said, in their own writings, that the patch of scivilization was not built by them alone, but with the help of gods who contacted them. Civilization, in whichever culture you turn, is seen as a gift of the gods. This is precisely why scientists like [Carl] Sagan became interested in the Ancient Alien Question. Or, to quote Sagan, "We make our world siginificant by the courage of our questions and by the depht of our answers." The Ancient Alien Question is a small question for man, but a big question for humankind.

Science is alive, adaptable, and willing to learn - unlike religion. Religions behave like the proverbial three monkeys: the first covers its eyes, the second covers its ears, the third its mouth.

If he be Mr. Hyde" he had thought, "I shall be Mr. Seek."