!["We the People" will vote on Extraterrestrial Affairs Commission ballot initiative](http://cdn2-b.examiner.com/sites/default/files/styles/large/hash/23/02/23027170973c3d5d09f1c867bb396790.jpg ""We the People" will vote on Extraterrestrial Affairs Commission ballot initiative")
(Denver) - The Extraterrestrial Affairs Commission ballot initiative will launch its voter education campaign Thursday, March 4, at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds in Lakewood, Colorado. That is where the inspiration for the initiative first occurred in March 2008. The initiative will be on the August 2010 Denver election ballot.
If passed, the proposed ordinance would create a citizens' commission to gather evidence about visits by extraterrestrial intelligent beings to Earth. It will then post the evidence on the Denver government web site. The commission would be funded only by "grants, gifts, and donations".
During the voter education campaign, voters will learn about technologies derived from these extraterrestrial visits, including clean, renewable energy technologies that can eliminate fossil fuel use, and even cures for cancer and other serious health problems.
An "out of this world" campaign poster will be revealed at the launch. A special Hip Hop song, dedicated to the campaign and its purpose, will debut the evening before at the Bluebird Theater in Denver and be replayed at the March 4 launch. The song lyrics and title are closely guarded secrets until the performance, and are expected to be highly controversial during this election year.
A major cable channel TV film crew will be recording the event for later broadcast.
Date: March 4, 2010
Time: 7:00 PM- 9:00 PM
Location: Jefferson County Fairgrounds
Exhibit Hall 2
West of 6th Ave & Indiana St. (S/W/C) Lakewood, CO
$4 donation requested at the door
Guests are encouraged to RSVP at the Citizens ET/UFO Briefing Meetup group in Denver. Scroll down at home page to see the RSVP button.
Debut of Hip Hop Song Supporting the EXTRA Campaign
March 3
8pm - Midnight, $10
Bluebird Theater
3317 E. Colfax Ave., Denver
Chris Steele, acclaimed singer and songwriter of the Hip Hop duo Calm, will perform at 10:30pm after introducing Jeff Peckman to talk briefly about the new song. The cable channel TV film crew will also film Chris singing his progressive Hip Hop campaign song.
Steele is headlining the event which includes other popular Hip Hop groups at a benefit concert to support numerous community projects.
Related article containing the full text of the ballot initiative:
New Launch for Extraterrestrial Affairs Commission Initiative in Denver
Comments
Nice job Jeff, even against the odds and with all those who poked at the initiative while insulting you and your team players.
Great work. Lets hope some of those who did not think the initiative would go this far might learn something and get off their @#@$$^@#! and be productive themselves.
Three simple words: Pointless political actionism.
Great... now we can be the laughing stock of the whole nation.
It's too bad all that time and money wasn't used for a better purpose, like helping the poor or elderly or any other worthy cause feeling the brunt of state budget cuts.
I'm afraid the description of the March 3 "Debut of Hip Hop Song Supporting the EXTRA Campaign" is misleading at best.
The event March 3 is actually a fundraiser The Glen Wells Fund (which gives no interest loans to struggling people and families to help them pay bills, etc). It's a concert, is not being put on by Mr Peckman or the Ballot Initiative, and contains (among others) one hip hop song written for the ET Ballot initiative, and Mr Peckman will give a few very brief words at that time about it.
So to advertise this event in the article above to make it sound like it is a benefit for the ET Ballot initiative, without mentioning the Glenn Wells Fund at all, or to say the song is being performed to support the ET initiative rather than the Glenn Wells Fund, is a very dishonest thing to do.
"We hope to get the message out that technology from extraterrestrial origins has been withheld, and that it can cure cancer," - Denver Post 3/4/10
Wow... Do you have any proof of this?
@Bryan & Baxter
Proofs are certainly not that things that are required for spiritual beliefs, since these are unprovable. Exo-ufoism, numerology, astrology, scientology, conspiracy-cultism (and many others) belong to this class of faiths. People abandoned mainstream-religions and science, since they wanted to get tailored faiths, bolted together from induvidual components, that fit exactly into their personal belief-systems. It's like a virtual-reality Walmart with a wide range of goods. From 9/11, over deep-probing greys, chemtrails, hollow-earth-claims, ghosts, 2012, Bigfoot - and hundreds of items more can be cherry picked. And the price is affordable. The price tag consists of people's mental health.
Many of the more than 500 whistle-blowers with the Disclosure Project, or independently, have offered first hand witness testimony about technologies derived from extraterrestrials that have been suppressed by the U.S. government. Here’s just one of them.
US Air Force, Lockheed Skunkworks Engineer, Don Phillips:
“We know that there were some captured craft from 1947 in Roswell, New Mexico. And, yeah, they were real. And, yes, we really did get some technology from them. And, yes, we really did put it to work... There was no question that there are peoples, or beings, from outside the planet.
We got these things that are handheld scanners that scan the body and determine what the condition is. We can also treat from the same scanner. Are these things real? Well, I can tell you personally that we’ve been working on them. And we have ones that can cure cancer. Yes, diagnose and cure.”
Disclosure Project book, p. 375 – 383.
Not testimony,
"Eviedence".... because someone says that they have something does not mean anything. I can tell you that I have seen an authentic unicorn horn, but that is not proof to you or anyone who did not witness it. It is just anecdotal and not proof.
So.... where is the proof??
Not testimony,
"Eviedence".... because someone says that they have something does not mean anything. I can tell you that I have seen an authentic unicorn horn, but that is not proof to you or anyone who did not witness it. It is just anecdotal and not proof.
So.... where is the proof??
For you people who question whether extra-terrestrials exist or not, really need to start thinking, use your BRAIN. Of course they exist, and this is the first step is the governments long plan to disclosure this information to the stupid public, who still question whether they exist or not.
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