Independent Expression Radio

On July 8, 1947 one of the most fateful decisions of the 20th Century was made by Roger Ramey, Commanding General of the 8th Air Force Base in Dallas, Texas, rescinding the announcement earlier that day of a retrieved crashed "saucer" and substituting a Rawin weather balloon. The impact of that decision has been felt globally for the past 50 years. No one knows what might have happened if the first announcement had been allowed to stand. Stephen and I will be discussing the new U.S. administration and the likelihood of Disclosure in 2009 and what will be the strategies and lynchpins that will accelerate the publics right to know.

While running for president in 1976 Jimmy Carter mentioned his 1969 UFO sighting which he reported to the International UFO Bureau in 1973. Later in the campaign he stated he would, "make every piece of information this country has about UFO sightings available to the public and scientists." After he was elected approximately 10,000 letters arrived at the White House calling on the new President to follow through on that promise. This created quite a stir and prompted the Carter White House to sign off on two extraterrestrial studies - both of which were resisted and quietly shut down by the Department of Defense and other agencies. The Cold War would not be over for another 14 years. It was too soon.

If 10,000 letters in 1977 launched two ET studies, what might 1 million letters, faxes and emails in November of 2008 accomplish?

Formal acknowledgement of an extraterrestrial presence engaging the human race - Disclosure - is close at hand and already under consideration by elements within the United States Government. But it is not a fait accompli. It could be withheld due to events or loss of political will. It is critical the American people act in concert now to help close the deal. There has never been a more profound opportunity for you to make a difference and change the course of history.

Stephen Bassett is arguably the leading advocate in the nation for ending the 60-year government-imposed truth embargo regarding an extraterrestrial presence engaging the human race and the planet earth. He is a political activist, lobbyist, commentator, columnist and conference producer. He is the founder of the Paradigm Research Group, the Executive Director of the Extraterrestrial Phenomena Political Action Committee (X-PPAC), the author of the Paradigm Clock website and the executive producer of the X-Conference. His work has been covered worldwide including the Washington Post, Washington Times, New York Times, Legal Times, Christian Science Monitor, National Journal, Pravda, London Sunday Express and Roll Call.

*It is time for the people to know the truth about the world they inhabit.

*Maintaining the Truth Embargo has cost a fortune, undermined the social contract, and led to abuses of secrecy and power.

*Until this Truth Embargo is ended there will be no public access to technologies derived from ET vehicles at a time of mounting economic and environmental challenges.