Reality of ET Integration

03.08.2010 22:10 UFO - Source: UFO Digest

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Reality of ET Integration
by Ed Komarek

Posted: 13:54 February 27, 2010

I am pleased to hear that my articles are becoming recommended reading for constitutional orientated policymakers involved in UFO/ET related issues. I think it is important that members of the UFO/ET community-underground from the grass roots interact directly with UFO/ET policymakers.

In this article I am integrating and transmitting information from a thoughtful group of people in the UFO/ET deep underground that have an obvious interest in a successful transition from a state of ignorance of things extraterrestrial, because of lack of official action (or disclosure), to one in which we, the people, can deal ourselves into the “conversation” with extraterrestrials across the board.

This group is only one of many underground groups with government connections beginning to form, coalesce and surface into the public domain hoping one day to create a unified front in support of earth human sovereignty and human rights in the face of powerful extraterrestrial influences and agendas. One member of what I shall call the N-group says, "Oh, there are conversations going on, and believe me, we need a seat or ten at the conference table.” And don’t, for a Washington second, think I’ve given up on the idea of disclosure."

"Oh, no. I’ve just gotten smarter about how that could be accomplished where most win, including we the people, the extraterrestrials, and those who need most to know because disclosure is being thrust on them by political necessities not of their own making. I see constitutionally oriented policymakers as a code phrase for members of Congress. Are they listening in? I hear they are."

A political operative from a completely different deep underground group that I will call the C-group in Washington tells me, "All committees agree that post disclosure is where the navigation of information is heading. They are way past needing any more information as to the validity of ET or UFO contact, now they are trying to figure out how to release the information and how they want to slant it as the fear buttons are pushed here at every level and most of them do not feel that telling the whole truth about everything is in the country's best interest."

The N-group responds to the C-group member and comments, "So much then for their need to know to go about navigating this rather thorny problem. Post-disclosure? In other words, is the aftermath or blow-back of political “radioactive” partisan fallout so terrible that they would go through in the handling of the problem? All of this in a time of economic turmoil, dissension on how to handle the economy, overt disagreements between parties and the president – and now, here come the extraterrestrials, as if earthly problems weren’t enough?"

The N-group source continues in reference to the extraterrestrials, "But we, the people, always wondered about and wanted to know about them and the millions of questions the very thought of them induce our collective mind to ask. We hear tell that there are TTPs (technology transfer programs) that have made it possible for corporations to benefit from interactions with them, to have extension coursework on a variety of exo-subjects, according to the employee’s need to know to perform his or her job.”

“Holding a high security clearance in any one of many secret compartmented information working cells is both an albatross and a blessing, and certainly not an inducement to leak any kind of such type of information as may be culled from any such coursework. Yet, we, the people, continue to wish we knew more, had more burst of information, however short or thin may the amount be – so long as the source was credible and the information was not from any possible public domain one.”

“Could we tell it was ET information if we saw it and read it? Maybe. Then again, probably not. Regardless, this is a position we, the people, would like to be in – having to decide whether and how is any such sort of information viable and credible, or not. The key, therefore, is access. And I realize that access may be the way it is if one worked in government, any of the industries which benefit from extraterrestrial technologies, or any intelligence agency that worked at gatekeeper of a flow that benefits not only itself but also its constituencies.”