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ET telepathy in 'Paths to Contact: True Stories from the Contact Underground

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Examiner.com - 5/12/13, Jon Kelly

How did George Adamski produce such an evocative home movie demonstrating futuristic materials science technology in the absence of production assistance from a more advanced civilization?

How did George Adamski produce such an evocative home movie demonstrating futuristic materials science technology in the absence of production assistance from a more advanced civilization? Credits: George Adamski/Michael Hesemann
 

The term “Contact Underground” was coined by Dr. Joseph Burkes, M.D.

Dr. Burkes is an internal medicine specialist who has been a UFO investigator since 1992. He is also a member of the authoring team that contributed to the publication of “Paths.”

Social community co-founder describes ET contact and hope for universal peace

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Examiner.com - John Kelly, 5/25/13

“Once you’ve made that contact in various different ways and you’ve satisfied yourself that it is genuine, then nobody can take that away from you,” explains ETLetsTalk.org co-founder Kosta Makreas in an exclusive new interview on YouTube's UFOPM.

In an exclusive interview released over YouTube on May 25, 2013, ETLetsTalk.org co-founder Kosta Makreas explained how the most incredible story of human history is one in which ET star visitors are cultivating the growth and development of life on this planet and throughout the universe. “We have the ability to engage these civilizations,” the Silicon Valley software consultant explained, citing how Close Encounters of the Fifth Kind (CE-5) protocols are providing a basis for what have become widely-reported spiritual, intellectual and peaceful inter-species contacts.

USAF first responders announce intent to file federal lawsuit. (Photos)

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Examiner.com - 4/30/13, Larry Lowe

Patrick Frascogna testifoes at Citizen Hearing on Disclosure.

According to Patrick Frascogna : “After almost two years of futile attempts to obtain Burroughs' and Penniston's service medical records from the government, it is becoming obvious that someone, somewhere, does not want them released.” Credit: Citizen Hearing on Disclosure.

 

A bombshell exploded at the mock Citizen Hearing on Disclosure today in Washington, D.C., when retired USAF Tech Sergeants John Burroughs and James Penniston announced their intention to bring a federal lawsuit against the Veterans Administration in an effort to obtain medical benefits to remedy injuries sustained in the line of duty.

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