History Channel Ufo And The White House Did Cheney Indirectly Tell Consequences

On Thursday, December 2, the History Channel aired a one hour documentary "UFOS AND THE WHITE HOUSE". The most challenging incident in the documentary occurs near the end. A journalist calls a talk show interviewing former Vice President Dick Cheney and asks about the "truth" behind government knowledge of UFOs and contact with extraterrestrials. Cheney says "Well, if I had such information it would be classified and I couldn't talk about it." That is, he doesn't deny it. There is a natural inclination to think that most incoming presidents and administrations would believe they could disclose anything like this to the American people if they chose. Why not? Maybe there is information that we would be destroyed, say by an alien EMP (high altitude electromagnetic pulse) attack first if we did.Now if a president disclosed such information, it would take at least 20 years for the signal to the nearest solar system having a reasonable chance of an advanced civilization (that's M-star Gliese), and maybe a century for it to return, so that would be dooming generations 100+ years down the road. Or maybe the aliens have an outpost in our Solar System (such as Titan, the largest moon of Saturn), a little more than one light hour away. Or maybe, as in Clive Barker's novel "Imajica," the aliens come from parallel universes instantaneously and can look more or less like us.The rest of the movie covered some well known incidents, starting with a supposed sighting on the West Coast in 1942 (this could have inspired the 1944 alien crash in the NBC series "The Event"), and then Roswell in 1947, and then a blitz over DC in 1952, as well as some sort of crash in the Laurel Mountains near Kecksburg, PA in 1965 (picture above). Bill Clinton said, at least 8 times, that young workers have a better chance of seeing a UFO than collecting their full social security benefits in the future. There was a "scare" at the White House from a UFO in 2005, according to the film. End of TV Reviews feed

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Finding Bigfoot Buckeye Bigfoot

Animal Planet - Original Air Date: 1/27/2012

Off to Ohio to hunt some squatch with Matt, Cliff, Bobo, and (the reason I watch) Ranae! The story starts, as often, with a pretty vague "bigfoot" video, where the beast seems to shake a tree. The things bulky torso even impresses Ranea - though distance makes it little more than a dark blurry shape. They talk to the father & son witnesses and find the fallen tree. In a re-creation, the creature looks smaller than Bobo, which makes Ranae (and even Bobo) skeptical -- and the witness is no longer sure. (Nice debunking job, guys!) Naturally, they do a night investigation, and for once hear a strange cry in return to one of their "squatch" calls. Tonights solo camp-out goes to Bobo (who says that cooking bacon attracts the beast), while the rest look for more witnesses at a town-hall meeting. They get some interesting tales (and even a recording) and pick 3 to investigate.

The witness stories are intriguing, as always, but come without any actual proof. Plotting the sightings, the team decides to take their next hunt in the Salt Fork state park and do a "grid search" (with a line of people sweeping the area). They find a strange stick structure, which Ranae suggests might be a flood remnant, but Bobo thinks is a squatch hunting blind. Then they find a "heel" print -- according to Matt, though Ranae doubts it. They do another night investigation, but turn up nothing substantial -- which, frankly, is the way a lot of these shows go. If youre wanting to hear more "tales of bigfoot," tune in. If youre looking for hard evidence, you, like Ranae, will have to keep looking.

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