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Hillary Clinton walking with Indonesian Foreign Minister
Hassan Wirajuda. Photo: AP
Hillary Clinton spent February 18 and 19 in Jakarta, the second stop in her four nation diplomatic outreach to Asia. High on her agenda was enlisting Indonesia's support in repairing relations with a Muslim world still seething over the U.S. invasion of Iraq. She hopes that diplomacy efforts will help bring about greater unity with Muslim nations in dealing with global problems. There is another invasion scenario that lurks in the background of Secretary Clinton's mind when conducting international diplomacy - the idea of an extraterrestrial invasion and the impact on global unity.
FOIA documents confirm that Hillary Clinton received a private briefing by Laurence Rockefeller on UFOs in August 1995. She then assisted Rockefeller’s efforts to get President Clinton to declassify UFO files. Whatever Hillary Clinton learned during Rockefeller’s UFO initiative, played a role in influencing her opinions about Hollywood movies of a possible extraterrestrial invasion and its unifying effects. For example, on January 14, 1999, she said:
we will have to join together as human beings to stave off attacks from aliens in outer space, and then we’ll have to put aside our really petty differences—differences in our own country and differences among people around the world—to stand up for our common humanity.
In other public comments, Clinton openly challenged Hollywood’s enemy stereotyping of extraterrestrial life: On June 17, 1999, for example, Clinton said:
many of the movies in recent years express our innate fears about what awaits us. … And often in these movies, for reasons that I question, we have space aliens who are always blowing up Washington, D.C., and the White House.
In questioning Hollywood portrayals of extraterrestrials as enemies, Clinton was signaling her preference for a more positive view. One in which diplomatic relations with extraterrestrial life could be promoted. Nevertheless, Clinton simultaneously combined her preference for diplomacy with the possibility of an extraterrestrial invasion and its unifying effects for humanity.
The process of creating enemy images is described in Sam Keen’s, Faces of the Enemy Reflections of the Hostile Imagination. In his book, he explains how the creation of enemy images is essential for national militaries to go to war against possible future enemies. Keen’s approach is exemplified in comments by General Douglas MacArthur over an unnamed extraterrestrial enemy. In his farewell address to the U.S. Military Army on May 12, 1962, he said:
You now face a new world, a world of change. We speak in strange terms, of harnessing the cosmic energy, of ultimate conflict between a united human race and the sinister forces of some other planetary galaxy.
His views inspired the late Lt. Col. Philip Corso who served on MacArthur's intelligence team during the Korean War. Corso later wrote the best selling The Day After Roswell. where he revealed his role in a secret Pentagon program to release extraterrestrial technologies. Corso believed that a vigorous space weapons program was the answer to visiting extraterrestrial life. If elements of the U.S. military does genuinely believe extraterrestrials pose a future threat, then the role of Hollywood would be crucial in conditioning the public to accept such a scenario.
Video: Who is the Enemy?
Is the public being influenced by Hollywood to create enemy images of extraterrestrials? Also, are policy makers being secretly briefed, in ways that get them to promote the idea of an extraterrestrial invasion? There is testimonial evidence that an extraterrestrial invasion could be contrived to manipulate the general public. According to Carol Rosin, a former aerospace defense contractor, the extraterrestrial invasion scenario is something Dr Werner Von Braun warned her about. She claims he told her:
remember Carol, the last card is the alien card. We are going to have to build space-based weapons against aliens and all of it is a lie.
In the 2008 remake of the Sci-Fi classic The Day the Earth Stood Still, the earlier self-defense actions of the robot GORT, was changed. At the end of the remake, GORT became a life destroying mechanical virus that launched an unprovoked attack on humanity to save the planet’s environment. Was the Hollywood remake yet another effort by Hollywood to condition humanity into accepting enemy images of extraterrestrial life? If policy officials have been secretly being briefed about the unifying effects of an extraterrestrial invasion, it appears that Hollywood movies are a key component of such an effort.
Hillary Clinton is now Secretary of State and will be responsible for future diplomatic relations with extraterrestrial life. At some point, she is likely to access State Department X-Files and/or receive an official briefing on UFOs and extraterrestrial life. If as evidence suggests, extraterrestrials made diplomatic contact during the Eisenhower administration 55 years ago, then Secretary Clinton would be aware of the need to prepare the public for eventual disclosure. In doing so, she would be advised to begin an immediate public program where enemy images are abandoned. A public exopolitics debate over available evidence of the motivations of extraterrestrial life needs to begin. More constructive images of extraterrestrial life need to be vigorously promoted to counter a decades-long policy of conditioning the general public through Hollywood films and other means about fictional extraterrestrial invaders. During her visit to Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim nation.Hillary Clinton promoted the benefits of cooperation, rather than violent conflict, between the Muslim world and the U.S. Similarly, it is best for humanity to be united by the benefits of future cooperation with extraterrestrial life, rather than reacting to a contrived extraterrestrial invasion scenario.
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