On Mon, 23 Jun 2008 17:56:10 -0700 (PDT), Sir Gilligan Horry
<Sir.Gilligan.Horry@gmail.com> wrote:

The Timelord was asking me if I support full-disclosure.
Well, if there was full-disclosure it would spoil the fun.
I've had so much fun in alien and UFO newsgroups over the years.
(well, ups and downs, but it has been awesome)

What is there to "disclose"?

Even in the DVD called "What The Bleep"
that good professor says "don't be in the know, be in the mystery".

The greatest mystery of man is he to himself.

However, full-disclosure has happened within a variety of agencies.

Obvious.

And if me and you and them agencies can't deal with all the facts.
Then there is no-way a potato farmer or a book binder or a house
builder can deal with all the disclosure and facts. Unless they want
to get into it all. Via freedom of choice and degree of importance.

Secrecy is an obstacle in communication, it serves nobody.

The fact is, many people have seen and studied the Mothman DVD, and
all the Human Wars, and other documentaries, ... and we just get on
with life and better ideas.

Well, ... I never studied the "Mothman" ..

I feel there is a good future here and out there for our humanity.

And it's the same old story,
we just have to make sure there are not too many
rotten idiot bad minds in control.

Who cares? (except Alexa)

It's the same in Zimbabwe.
I see many 'paid off' or 'afraid' people supporting the wrong
president.

Yup, it's their own quest ...

I'm glad Russia and China are not going to intervene. (I know, for
several reasons)

No oil ...

Because those people in Zimbabwe have to sort it out.
They each have to work out something in their mind.

Correct.

It's the best way a brain develops.

Is it?

We have done it in Newsgroups, the Wars, in Hollywood, and in
Documentaries.

Viva el presidente de los Americanos de norte :-)
C.