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BBC: We should be prepared for aliens!

Comments Off Posted by Ray on September 27, 2010

Found this on Dateline, and it`s certainly gives us a very good conclusion about what is on it`s way to happen.

BBC: We should be prepared for aliens!

The BBC News had a segment this morning about preparation for a public “first contact.” The topic was, specifically, about the news of the United Nations appointing an Earth Ambassador to extraterrestrials. It aired this morning (Monday morning) on the radio, BBC4. You can give the segment a listen HERE. As I also mentioned the other day ,what is about to be revealed? what is going on? these topics is usually ignored decades ago; and now, suddenly, it’s being discussed with a great deal of curiosity and seriousness? It won’t be long now before folks like David Corn or Michael Horn, who writes columns about that all UFO`s are fake and screaming “where is all the UFO evidence?“, these people are actually a minority soon. And that please me plenty!

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