TheGreenHornet
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With the the changing attitude regarding UFO's in Washington it is now much more acceptable for responsible people to report what they have seen....though I think the stigma of being labeled 'a conspiracy theory' still lingers and no doubt keeps a lot of people silent.
Even the term 'conspiracy theory' has lost a lot of credibility....the more astute understanding how the term was devised to control or squash freedom of speech....as we have even witnessed on this board.
www.washingtontimes.com
Even the term 'conspiracy theory' has lost a lot of credibility....the more astute understanding how the term was devised to control or squash freedom of speech....as we have even witnessed on this board.
‘Forbidden subject’: Air Force officers recount ridicule after sharing UFO experiences
Public attitudes toward UFOs were much different when retired Air Force Capt. Robert Salas took the stage at the National Press Club in Washington nearly 11 years ago.
www.washingtontimes.com
