What if we were not alone?
What if the hundreds of thousands of people claiming to have seen unidentified flying objects, in fact had been witnesses to extra terrestrial spacecraft?
What if the thousands of people all over the world who tell about their encounters with alien beings through friendly contact or even forced abductions, were actually telling the truth?
What if our governments had known about an ET-presence for more than half a century, if they were in possession of alien technology that had the potential of changing how our world is run, and they chose to keep the public in the dark through a campaign of informational suppression?
What if that campaign acted as a chain around the ankles of humanity, keeping us from rising to a whole new level of consciousness and understanding of our selves, our planet and the universe around us?
And what if that campaign ended tomorrow?
The Day Before Disclosure
www.thedaybeforedisclosure.com
The Day Before Disclosure is a film documenting the growing awareness and the build up to what can potentially be the single, most important event in human history – the day the UFO and ET presence becomes a world wide accepted reality. This is the story of the witnesses that was laughed at, the researchers and reporters that wasn’t believed and the governmental and military personnel that were sworn to silence.
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Steve
After leaving school I spent 10 years in the British Army as a Telecoms Technician where I learnt IT. After that I worked on defence IT contracts and other large company projects. Since Sept 11th 2001 I have been researching and questioning the world and the story that is put in front of me. This site is just a journal of my continuing search and questions.
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