UFO Advocates Stirred-up

Believers and long-time investigators of Unidentified Flying Objects phenomena expressed disappointment regarding the way Peter Jennings handled the ABC News Special Report recently aired to the United States television audience.

Attendees of the 14th ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL UFO CONGRESS CONVENTION and FILM FESTIVAL held March 6-12, 2005 in Laughlin, Nevada talked openly of having expected too much. Clearly distraught, disclosure enthusiasts were united in expressing their feelings of betrayal and of expecting to much. They expected Peter Jennings Special ABC News Report on UFOs to at least leave non-believers with a positive impression of this often disputed topic. However, even with such convincing research, photos, and documentation as was made available to the show's producers to utilize by legitimate investigators, ABC still elected not to use most of the best material.

"The first hour of the broadcast was great," said one disappointed viewer. "Then, in the second half, they turned it around in such a way as to leave millions undecided. ABC's experts were skeptical of eye-witness sightings, and discounted any official cover-up or disinformation agenda regarding UFOs, extraterrestrials, flying saucers, and alien abductions by our government."

In startling contrast to the Jennings' report with its convenient, "Computer generated animation's" the well informed 700 UFO Congress attendees saw "Real time/dated video footage." A presentation showing hundreds of UFOs, extraterrestrial, or alien aerial craft was presented by Mexico's most respected, "60 Minutes", "Sunday To Sunday", and "ECO" anchor & prestigious journalist, Jaime Maussan.

Maussan was but one of the over one-dozen distinguished speakers, scientists, researchers, UFO investigators, retired military analysts, renowned authors, university professors, and internationally acclaimed experts, assembled from around the world, who presented conclusive evidence of frequent alien visitations to Planet Earth.

The International view was overwhelmingly positive in agreement that UFOs are real and the implications of their growing willingness to allow themselves to be filmed is another indication that the populace of this planet needs to be brought up to speed.

The Safespace News Agency, a reality based video News Magazine has been established on the premise that THE MAINSTREAM NEWS IS THE COVER-UP!

According to Safespace North American producer, Robert D. Miles, "Our journalists at http://SafespaceProject.com are ready to debunk the debunkers," he promised. "We are preparing to tell the world the real story of what is really going on, on a planetary basis. Viewers will see our world as it really is, not as they are currently being told it is, by the mainstream media. The UFO truth is coming out there..."

In the near future, stirred-up UFO advocates may not be let-down.



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