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For seven decades a key component for the success of the government imposed truth embargo has been the refusal by academic institutions in the United States to challenge that embargo and engage the mounting evidence for an extraterrestrial presence engaging the human race. It is not a stretch to label this the greatest intellectual failure in history.
For various reasons there would be no university based research and no accredited programs of study. On-campus lectures from experts in the field of extraterrestrial phenomena research were rare as were any comments by faculty on the subject. For seventy years this has been the status for America’s 5000 colleges and universities.
The reasons for this total abnegation of intellectual inquiry likely include the growing dependence on government research funding, fear of losing respect of peers or even one’s job, direct intimidation by government agencies and a fair measure of simple cowardice. And, of course, it was members of the academic community who often came forward to ridicule, demean and dismiss the work of researchers trying to put their evidence forward. Some wrote books making the case that interest in UAPs and all things associated with UAPs was an absurd waste of time.
Over the years PRG has spoken with many academics quite confident there was an extraterrestrial presence. They were willing to state this privately but not publicly. Now that is changing. Slowly and often awkwardly working academics are engaging the issue in public with apparently no consequence.
How far ranging is this new sentiment within the academic community? PRG wants to find out.
PRG will be seeking those willing to sign a petition along these lines:
“I am convinced there is a technological non-human presence currently engaging the human race and fully support formal confirmation of this fact by the President of the United States.
Further, I support the release into the public domain the science and engineering technology derived from this presence.”