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12-29-05 UPDATE ON ‘PROPHET YAHWEH’ UFO CONTACT EVENTS After much contemplation, and due to intensive workloads that are better focused where they will serve a higher purpose, Prophet Yahweh’s case file has been temporarily placed on the back burner until a future time when resources permit. For any further information or background for research purposes please feel free to contact us. |
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POST DATE 5-04-05 Psi APPLICATIONS’ BOARD MEMBERS APPOINTED TO EXOPOLITICS INSTITUTE BOARDS Psi APPLICATIONS is proud to announce that Board Members Ed Komarek & Director Steve Moreno have receive appointments to serve on the Boards of the newly launched EXOPOLITICS INSTITUTE. Exopolitics is the study of the interactions and dynamics between off planet cultures and our own, and is a relatively new field of study emerging out of earlier UFO/ET studies. The EXOPOLITICS INSTITUTE was created by Dr. Michael E. Salla, an internationally recognized scholar in international politics, conflict resolution and US foreign policy, and author/editor of five books, the latest of which is his groundbreaking ‘Exopolitics: Political Implications of the Extraterrestrial Presence’ (Dandelion Books, 2004). This work
presents a scholarly framework for understanding the political implications surrounding the extraterrestrial presence. He holds a PhD in Government from Queensland University, Australia and has held many high academic appointments in substantial institutions including the ‘Center for Global Peace’. Director Steve Moreno is serving on the ADVISORY BOARD, receiving notable support and recognition in the institutes Special Programs section for Project Contact’s Peru/Rahma Initiative. We consider this to be major alliance with strategic networking and support. We shall do our very best to serve the EXOPOLITICS INSTITUTE and all it stands for. |
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Psi APP NEWS BRIEF PRESS RELEASE Steve Moreno also serves on the Exopolitics Institute’s Advisory Board http://www.exopoliticsinstitute.org/Institute-Advisory-Board.htm#Moreno
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Extraterrestrial Civilizations and World Peace Conference Report Day Two of the conference began with Captain Robert Salas (USAF retired) giving a detailed presentation on the Malmstrom Missile shutdown in 1967 where UFOs deactivated a number of nuclear missiles in Montana. Based on his experience and research, Captain Salas concluded that nuclear weapons are an obstacle to peaceful relations with extraterrestrials. In an enthusiastically received presentation, Ambassador John McDonald discussed the evolution of citizen diplomacy and speculated on how it might develop in response to the open appearance of extraterrestrial civilizations. Wendelle Stevens (Lt Col., USAF, ret.) described his research from over 60 years of investigations demonstrating the peaceful intent and activities of extraterrestrials. Dr Thomas Hansen then presented his Declaration of Cosmic Cooperation and drew upon his extensive peacework to describe how peaceful relations with extraterrestrials can be established. Neil Freer gave a powerful presentation on how humanity's evolution from a bio-engineered race created by extraterrestrials as workers, has led to the opportunity to emancipate itself from whatever dependencies are entrenched in human culture and genetic hardwiring. Philip Corso, Jr., provided an inspired presentation of his father's experiences with extraterrestrial technology and of his face to face encounter with an EBE. He described in detail how Col. Corso viewed extraterrestrials and explained the circumstances leading to the famous EBE rejoinder to Col Corso's question upon being asked to cooperate, what's in it for me? "A New World if you can take it!" The final session on Saturday began with the conference organizers discussing the role of the Exopolitics Institute in sponsoring the conference, its goals of supporting exopolitical researchers, and the need for generous public support to enable the Institute to sponsor similar future events and to assist exopolitical researchers in the field. This was followed by the conference keynote speaker, the Honorable Paul Hellyer, who gave a powerful presentation on the policy implications of the ongoing cover-up of UFO information and the weaponization of space. He contrasted the future as a choice between Star Dreams and Star Wars, and made clear the urgency in choosing more cooperative relations with extraterrestrials. The final day began with a presentation by local Hawaii resident and cetacean researcher, Joan Ocean, M.Sc., who thrilled the audience with her remarkable dolphin film footage. She described her research into dolphins and how they regularly interact with extraterrestrials and the impact for world peace. James Gilliland then gave a remarkable account of UFO/extraterrestrial activity around his retreat around Mt Adams and how many hundreds of researchers have travailed there to confirm his claims of ongoing UFO/extraterrestrial activity. JZ Knight then presented a riveting account of humanity's super-neural connections to extraterrestrials, and thrilled the audience who broke out on numerous occasions into spontaneous applause. Alfred Webre, J.D., then presented on his Decade of Contact initiative and explained how humanity's preparation for open contact with extraterrestrials need to be built on four pillars: disclosure of the extraterrestrial presence; a ten year period of formal public education concerning extraterrestrials; the development of a permanent ban on space weapons; and citizen diplomacy with extraterrestrial civilizations. The final conference presentation was by Dr Scott Jones who discussed how our planet is in peril due to the domination of a few decision makers concerning extraterrestrials. He argued how the policies passed by a few have led to restriction of extraterrestrial information, prevented the abolishment of weapons of mass destruction and led to the head long rush into war. The culmination of the conference was the final panel discussion of the Hawaii Declaration on Peaceful Relations with Extraterrestrial. An initial version had been circulated to all conference speakers prior to the conference and led to a revised version that was circulated to all conference delegates in the form of a questionnaire. After tabulating the results, speakers had two meetings to discuss the audience responses and decide upon an updated version. The penultimate version was presented at the last panel session and was open to discussion between speakers and audience. The audience proposed a number of revisions and after further debate, the proposals were adopted by the speakers and accepted into the final version which was formally adopted by consensus. This was a unique moment in the recent history of human awareness of extraterrestrials since for the first time consensus had been achieved on how to establish peaceful relations with extraterrestrial civilizations. Michael E. Salla, Ph.D & Angelika Whitecliff (Conference Organizers)
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