AutumnW
25th September 2013, 21:18
I wonder if anyone on the forum has read the book, 'Missing Times', by Terry Hansen?
From Website:
The Missing Times explains how and why major news organizations have worked covertly with the U.S. government to manage public opinion about "national security" issues for nearly a century, but especially since World War II when journalists and spies became best of friends. Today, there may be little difference between major news organizations and the U.S. military/intelligence establishment when it comes to national-security issues. If you ever wondered why the subject of UFOs disappeared from the front pages of the nation's newspapers and became a virtual journalistic taboo, read The Missing Times. But beware: If you do, you may have difficulty ever trusting the news again!
http://www.themissingtimes.com/
There are a number of Terry Hansen youtube videos, explaining the situation, too. If you are interested in the problem of establishing legitimacy of ufos as a worthy area of study and serious examination in mainstream media--you might want to look at this site.
From Website:
The Missing Times explains how and why major news organizations have worked covertly with the U.S. government to manage public opinion about "national security" issues for nearly a century, but especially since World War II when journalists and spies became best of friends. Today, there may be little difference between major news organizations and the U.S. military/intelligence establishment when it comes to national-security issues. If you ever wondered why the subject of UFOs disappeared from the front pages of the nation's newspapers and became a virtual journalistic taboo, read The Missing Times. But beware: If you do, you may have difficulty ever trusting the news again!
http://www.themissingtimes.com/
There are a number of Terry Hansen youtube videos, explaining the situation, too. If you are interested in the problem of establishing legitimacy of ufos as a worthy area of study and serious examination in mainstream media--you might want to look at this site.