Cable channel suing NASA over UFO documents
Tue 21 October, 2003 09:32 BST 
 By Michael Learmonth

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The truth is out there, and the Sci Fi Channel is
determined to find it, even if that means suing NASA, the Department
of Defence, the U.S. Army and Air Force for documents related to
unidentified flying objects.

http://www.reuters.co.uk/newsArticle.jhtml?type=oddlyEnoughNews&storyID=3653737

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Disclaimer:

Personally I think suing NASA etc is not the correct way
to go about things.

Because there is a lot of information on the internet about UFOs and
the possibility of extraterrestrial life, if people really want to
study about it all.

On occasions I've been out testing folks around this city. And there
are still many people that think UFOs and Aliens are just venus,
military tests, light planes, or silly kook rants. etc, etc.
(some folks even think all aliens are evil) 

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Conversation:

<Person1> i hope it doesn't cause riots, panic, anger, etc.   Because
I would prefer people to get into UFO research peacefully. (if they
want to)

<Person2> i dont think so, most already know ufos are real.

<Person1> not many civilians I have spoken to think UFOs are real.
I've been out testing a variety of people.

<Person2> most of my friends think ufos are real

<Person1> understandably.

<Person2> in the usa more people think ufo's are real than those who
dont.

<Person1> Yes, I saw those polls.

<Person2> 58% said yes 

<Person2> i dont know about other countrys

<Person1> 58% is enough to get elected, but I think not enough to just
endorse the fact that there could be hundreds of different intelligent
species out there. (then the story is going to snowball into all kinds
of other areas and/or topics)

<Person2> well its encouraging

<Person1> heh.

<Person2> 10 years ago only 33% were ufo believers