There was a letter to the power cast with your host, Jane Steinberg and David

Biedi. There was a letter posted on our message boards. Paracast with your host, Gene Steinberg and David Beedding.

There was a letter posted on our message boards a week or so ago in response to the fact

that on last week's show, we had scheduled Tom Harkman, a very well-known talk show host who

happens to work for Air America, and he wondered maybe we should be putting on, oh, Michael Savage next

or Rush Limbaugh. But that's not the issue, whether the person's liberal or conservative.

You can't talk about UFOs. You can't talk about government conspiracies, disinformation,

secret weapons, whatever, without getting into politics. And so we're back on it today, and that's how it's got to be.

Well, when you talk about any kind of paranormal activity of any sort,

you're essentially talking about people's experiences.

When you have more than two people in a room, by definition, you're dealing with politics.

That's sort of the bottom line with any

number of human interactions that involve things like the facts or involve things like

hiding the facts, which is a sort of a key issue that we constantly run into and talking about

certainly UFOs. Indeed, on the paracast, I would say that

virtually every discussion we've had has been political. Okay. And if you look over the history

of so-called UFO secrecy, if it is, as has been claimed by a lot of people in the field,

Stanton Friedman talking about the cosmic water date.

The Disclosure Project was Dr. Stephen Greer, whatever you accept, you have to accept the fact

that through Democratic and Republican administrations, and will be equal opportunity offenders here,

as we always are, there's been UFO secrecy. They've kept the information quiet

for one reason or another. Even if we talk about a secret government or an Uber government

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