X-Conference

ex·o·pol·i·tics ks-pl-tks (pending)

Function: noun plural but singular or plural in construction

Etymology: From Greek exo, outside, from ex, out of, and from Greek politika, from neuter plural of politikos political.

1: the art or science of government as concerned with guiding or influencing governmental policy toward extraterrestrial-related phenomena and extraterrestrial beings.

2: exopolitical actions, practices, or policies.

3: the exopolitical opinions or sympathies of a person.

4: the total complex of relations between the human race and non-human, intelligent beings.

dis·clo·sure - formal acknowledgement by the world's governments of an extraterrestrial presence engaging the planet. disclosure process - private and public efforts to bring about disclosure since 1947, which intensified in 1991 with the end of the Cold War.

Government imposed truth embargo ♦ Mexico video and new events ♦ COMETA ♦ Roswell witnesses ♦ Jimmy Carter ET studies ♦ UFOs and the National Security State - Vol. 2 ♦ France and UK records release ♦ Rockefeller Initiative ♦ 1967 Malmstrom SAC Base Incident ♦ United Nations involvement ♦ Politics of disclosure ♦ The post-disclosure world ♦ much more TBA

Paradigm Research Group is pleased to announce it will again bring together in the Washington metro area a powerful group of speakers to focus on the governmental, political and media aspects of 60+ years of extraterrestrial engagement and societal denial - exopolitics. Collectively, the X-Conference speakers hold enough knowledge of extraterrestrial-related phenomena and government involvement with this phenomena to end the government imposed truth embargo tomorrow. All it would take is for the political leaders and the political media to pay attention. And yes, once again they will be invited, too.

Venue: the Hilton Gaithersburg. This 3 Star, 3 Diamond hotel has unlimited free parking, free shuttle to and from metro access (Shady Grove on the Red Line), conference facilities for 1000, banquet facilities for 400 and is equidistant from all three major airports - Reagan National (DCA), Dulles (IAD), Baltimore/Washington International (BWI). [Note: Regan National (DCA) has convenient access to the Metro.]

Schedule: Friday lectures, panel, Meet the Speakers Cocktail Party, documentary screening; Saturday lectures, panel, banquet with Keynote Address PRG Awards, special guests, documentary screening; Sunday lectures, panel; Monday National Press Club press conference (public welcome). Additional special features and surprises will be developed right up until the conference.

With the temperate weather, September is an excellent time for an extended stay in Washington, DC. Take advantage of the special conference rate from September 10 through 19 and combine the conference with a vacation in the nation's capital. The free Hilton shuttle will take you to the Shady Grove metro for trips right to the Mall.