I read the other day that the U.S. Air Force has finally declassified and released to the public the entire file collection on UFO reports. The complete file can now be found on the Black Vault website: http://www.theblackvault.com To summarize, out of the thousands of reports, a little over 700 are unexplainable, and interestingly, there is no mention of the Roswell incident in 1947 that gave rise to stories of a crashed flying saucer and the retrieval of dead or injured little green men. On further investigation I found out about a secret hostage exchange took place years ago wherein the aliens released some hostages they had been holding in exchange for the bodies. Here is a photo of the aliens releasing their hostages:
Image courtesy of the Sony Corporation
Now, on a totally different subject, I want to briefly discuss the cost of revolution as it applies to my fellow citizens in the USA. I feel that with a Republican Congress and the defiant diatribe of President Obama in his State Of The Union address, the following observation is critical to disseminate to my blog readers:
The U.S. civil war was the deadliest conflict in American history, with the number of men dying exceeding 750,000. This total exceeds all of the combat deaths combined from the revolutionary war of 1776 through the end of the Korean War. At the time of the Civil war, the U.S. population was roughly 31 million, a tenth of today’s population. If it had been fought today, the total number of combat deaths would be about 6.2 million.
So, I have to ask Tea Party boosters and the radical left that presently controls our government, “WHAT THE HELL ARE YOU DOING?” If you can’t abandon your extremist politics and focus on real long-term solutions to the problems that beset our country, you risk taking us back to those dismal days in the 1860s. You had better remember the times when there was civil discourse in Congress, and representatives cooperated to pass legislation that benefited all of our citizens. None of your constituents, including me, appreciate the grand-standing, and arm twisting that you routinely engage in, and believe it or not, we are not stupid.
