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Hillary Just Showed the UFO Card in Her Campaign Hand

It seems aliens have the potential to be a pivotal topic in the race to the White House. Mind you, not the illegal kind who cross the Southern border pursuing the mirage of the American dream –which Donald Trump and most of the GOP contenders have been sadly exploiting to fuel the fires of Fascism in America. I’m talking about the ones which enflame the passions of OUR little tin-foiled demographic.

Yeah. THOSE.

On a recent interview, Daymond Steer of The Conway Daily Sun reminded the presidential hopeful of a previous conversation they had back in 2007 (when she was still a member of the US Senate) in which Steer brought the subject of UFOs –which automatically makes him my favorite person in all of New Hampshire, BTW– to which Mrs. Clinton replied with a smile and a uncharacteristically willingness to discuss a subject which still remains Taboo in political circles —Kucinich anyone?

“Yes, I’m going to get to the bottom of it,” said Clinton with enthusiasm.

She also commented on her husband’s appearance on the Jimmy Kimmel’s show last year, in which he talked about his efforts to learn about what happened in Roswell, and pry inside the secrets held at the infamous Area 51, by adding “I think we may have been (visited already). We don’t know for sure.”

That’s an interesting response in itself, because it may hint at how even the spouse of the former “most powerful man in the world” –and someone who aspires to win that high office for herself– may have not managed to get to the bottom of the UFO rabbit hole, and answer with certainty the question ‘have we been contacted, Yes or No?’… OR it could even be that those inside the government who have looked into this darkest of abysses, are still scratching their heads at the mind-boggling complexity of the UFO enigma; a phenomenon that doesn’t really seem to conform to the simplistic explanations spawned during the early years of the Space Age.

…Then again, who really knows WHAT was discussed between she and the late Laurance Rockefeller during those long, private chats at his JY Ranch near Jackson’s Hole, Wyoming. It was then that Rockefeller gave Clinton a copy of Paul Davies’ Are We Alone? Philosophical Implications of the Discovery of Extraterrestrial Life –Memo to the UFO community: Notice how Rockefeller chose NOT to give her a book written by ANY of you??

But if there’s someone who seems to beat the Clintons in his enthusiasm about UFOs, that is John Podesta: The former chief of staff during president Bill Clinton’s administration, highest-profiled X-Files fan, who is now overseeing his wife’s campaign– and who caused quite a stir with that little Tweet he tweeted last year:

“He has made me personally pledge we are going to get the information out,” said Clinton. “One way or another. Maybe we could have, like, a task force to go to Area 51.”

Well, promising has never hurt a politician’s career, right? Especially during election year –and frankly, sending a task force to storm Area 51 seems less laughable to me, than forcing Mexico to pay for the expenses of a border wall…

Still, I must say I find this move by Clinton both bold and refreshing. Her Democratic ticket is by no means secure IMO, with all the thunder Bernie Sanders has stolen from her campaign among the younger demographics –the fact that the Establishment both on the left and right side of the spectrum is so antagonistic towards him is quite telling– and thus bringing up the UFO wildcard is a daring, unexpected move. Ever since I started to pay attention to Grant Cameron’s research into the US presidents’ involvement with the UFO question, I was eager to see if the subject would be brought up during the 2016 campaign.

Now it seems that it might, no matter how much the mainstream media will seek to either ignore it, or belittle its significance.

So kudos to Daymond Steer for making this election a whole less depressing that what it threatened to be, and for *hopefully* helping make the UFO subject become something more than a late-night show punchline –although I’m sure my thanks will not be as enthusiastic as those of Roland Emmerich’s

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  1. bigger problems
    Unfortunately whoever is on the ticket still has one giant, dumbass of a hurdle to get over, and his name is Trump. I frankly don’t care who gets the Democratic ticket, all I know is I’m not voting for Trump. And what scares me is not all the birthers/racists/tea parties that support him, it’s the youngsters now able to vote who are choosing him because of his celebrate appeal. Don’t think I haven’t seen it and frankly it disgusts me. You should never vote for someone who is the popular kid in the school yard. Also I think it’s funny how Trump keeps blaming the liberal media, yet they constantly talk about him which is why his poll numbers soar. Every time he says a bigoted slur he’s on there, and he knows it, doing it on purpose to get attention.

    OK, I’m stopping here before this gets too political. Sorry I didn’t talk about UFOs.

    1. Disclosure
      I’m old enough to know you should NEVER expect anything from a politician.

      BUT, I kinda like the fact that the topic is entering the 2016 presidential campaign. Not because I’m waiting for Disclosure, but because I want the subject to be treated as something more than a puff piece or a giggle story in the mainstream media.

      I’m also interested in seeing whether or not the question will be brought up during a televised debate. What question, you ask? The question Grant Cameron and his associates have honed down to be asked to people like Clinton so they are coaxed to go on the record:

      “During your career in [insert here] as [insert here], were you officially briefed on the subject of Unidentified Flying Objects? If so, when was it*, and what were you told?”

      (*) Cameron states it is very important to establish a date in which said politician might have been briefed, because that means there has to be proper official records about that meeting; it could be used to establish if more people were present.

      1. the thing is
        If a politician or candidate really pressed the subject and said “I’m gonna reveal all your UFO secrets,” that would never win an election. Not because people would think they are crazy, but because [I am old enough to know that] the people of the United States don’t really get to pick who is president *wink* *wink* *cough* *cough*

        *adjusts tinfoil hat to maximum jaunt*

        1. Never win an election
          You mean “never win an election… AGAIN,” right? After all, Jimmy Carter DID win the presidency even after promising to reveal all the UFO secrets that wouldn’t interfere with the interests of National Security.

          Granted, that probably was back when elections still *meant* something 😉

          One thing I’m certain, is that one grows cynic about politics at their own peril. If you end up believing voting doesn’t achieve anything, your fears will DEFINITELY come true…

          1. Planned Cognitive Dissonance
            No one is going to believe what any “government” tells then about UFO’s. We are on our own… and I feel fine.

          2. We are on our own
            Especially because what seems to be going on, is NOT the cliched ‘take me to your leader’ Sci-Fi scenario of the alien craft landing on the White House lawn.

            No, what seems to be going in is a ‘grassroots’ type of mass contact. And if you think about it that seems to be the best approach to establish a true relationship between humanity and a non-human intelligence; not to mention the best way to convince people of the reality of the UFO phenomenon.

            A mass sighting of UFOs is not as powerful as a mass of individual UFO sightings 😉

      2. Reminds me of an oft heard
        Reminds me of an oft heard refrain on the Bigfoot forums – “Why won’t the “government” come clean about Bigfoot?” Well, aren’t we way past worrying about about what the “government” thinks about this stuff? And just who is the “government” anyway? We have outgrown the need for an authority figure as abstract, dazed and unresponsive as Uncle Sam. Park him in a quiet corner and see that he doesn’t start any more inane fights if that is possible. In his superannuation he has grown tired, confused, quarrelsome and most untrustworthy on most matters anyway. He likes to tell long, lie-ridden “whoppers” that make no sense most of the time.

        1. Don’t need Daddy’s permission to believe in UFOs
          I pretty much align with that way of thinking. As expressed by my good friend Robbie Graham, the irony of Disclosure is that while it chastises the Establishment for not coming clean about UFOs, it still craves for that official endorsement so that one day when the US President goes on television with that fateful “My fellow Americans…” they will be able to shout to their neighbors “SEE?! I TOLD YOU SO!!”

          Rich Dolan raises a couple of very good points in his latest book UFOs for the 21st Century Mind, in that the ‘big Disclosure’ –if it ever happens– will probably come after the government has no choice but to keep up and drag along in the direction the rest of the people is moving –perhaps not unlike the way we’re achieving the legalization of drugs.

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