October 15,
2007
Dear Mr. Gore:
On January 29 of this year
PRG published an open letter to you in anticipation of your winning the
“Best Documentary” Oscar for An Inconvenient Truth at the 79th
Annual Academy Awards. That letter made two essential points: 1) your
political career and areas of specialty as a senator and vice president
were such you are aware of and/or have been briefed on some or all of
the facts surrounding an extraterrestrial presence engaging the human
race for at least the past sixty years, and 2) propulsion and energy
technologies associated with extraterrestrial vehicles obtained by the
United States military and under development for decades must be brought
out from behind the government imposed truth embargo and placed in the
service of addressing the dire warnings you have raised concerning the
near- and long-term effects of global warming.
Nine months have passed.
You did not respond to this open letter, and none of the presidential
candidates who wish to lead the most powerful nation in the world have
dared in forum after forum to address the extraterrestrial/truth
embargo issues. Nevertheless, you have had quite a year culminating
with your being awarded the 2007 Nobel Peace Prize. In between you
picked up an Emmy.
In your post-Nobel Prize
announcement remarks you repeatedly referred to the “consciousness
raising” aspect of the global warming challenge. Your point is valid,
but it is worth noting the motivation behind this potential increase in
global consciousness would be fear-based in much the same way the threat
of international terrorism alters human behavior. The environmental
movement began in similar fashion, arising out of the dire and also
controversial warnings from Rachel Carson in her landmark book,
Silent Spring. But even Carson would have been impressed with the
behavioral changes your message calls for.
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