Vatican Says Aliens Are OK, Is E.T. Disclosure Imminent?

The Vatican just wrapped up a five day conference on astrobiology where some of the world’s greatest scientists gathered to discuss the detection and implications of extraterrestrial life, i.e.: aliens.

The man who was the impetus for this conference was Director of the Vatican Observatory, Father Jose Gabriel Funes. In May 2008, Funes conducted an interview with the Vatican’s L’Osservatore Romano newspaper in which he said that the existence of alien life did not conflict with Catholic theology.

The conference itself was convened by the Vatican’s Pontifical Academy of Sciences, chaired by its religious leader Bishop Marcelo Sanchez Sorondo, and was held at the Vatican from November 6-10.

So now that the Catholic Church has said that alien life is A-OK, is it safe to assume that world leaders are getting ready to let the cat out of the bag?  Are we preparing for a global announcement of epic proportions…that aliens DO exist and ARE visiting Earth?

Some say yes.

The Vatican’s new policy on extraterrestrial beings is consistent with rumors of secret meetings that were held at the United Nations beginning in February of 2008.

The supposed impending disclosure announcement of the existence of alien life comes on the heels of a secret, year-long openness policy on UFOs and extraterrestrial life.

In early 2008, the UN is said to have held closed-door talks where around 30 nations covertly agreed on a new openness policy regarding UFOs and alien life. The new policy was never publicly announced due to alleged threats against UN diplomats.

Experts say that we are now ready for the next phase – official disclosure of extraterrestrial life.

Hold on tight, we haven’t even gotten to the good part yet.

Some also argue that President Obama’s Nobel Peace Prize was a critical step in giving him global authority in making an extraterrestrial disclosure announcement.

So that’s why a UFO buzzed by during his inauguration!

The announcement would likely be made before the end of 2009.  Isn’t it ironic that President Obama will give his Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech on December 10, 2009 in Norway?

So where is this information coming from?

One source is said to be Dr. Pete Peterson, who, in a Project Camelot interview, reveals that President “Obama is planning to disclose the reality of ET contact by the end of the year; and that most, but not all, of the ET visitors are friendly.”

Another source?

David Wilcock, who  has learned that the alien disclosure will occur either before the end of 2009 or in early 2010. He claimed in a recent interview that “a 2-hour international TV special has already been booked that will introduce an alien species, similar to humans, to the world.”

As a final source, popular NASA scientist, Richard Hoagland, has publicly stated that the October 9, LCROSS moon-bombing mission uncovered an ancient base on the moon’s south pole. Hoagland recently stated in an interview that “LCROSS is part of a carefully constructed campaign to prepare the populace for imminent disclosure. The President of the United States will soon announce that scientists have discovered ruins on the moon, he added. Nobody saw the LCROSS debris plume because the probes struck a building which swallowed the effects of the explosion.” (the emphasis is my own)

So, the experts predict that the alien announcement will be made either in late 2009 or early 2010.  They also say that the disclosure will either a) reveal that alien life exists or that b) artificial structures were discovered at the moon’s south pole.

What do you think of all this?  Is it just a bunch of conjecture compiled by conspiracy theorists, or are we on the threshold of mankind’s most awe-inspiring discovery?

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