Extraterrestrial Sightings Are Now Serious Business!

It’s clear that the Pentagon’s partial yet unprecedented declassification of the UFO files was not only the consequence of years of reporting and public pressure, but also of the UFO sightings phenomenon itself percolating in our collective consciousness over decades. And it’s now time for the population to demand more answers and request that all UFO files be declassified and examined with more transparency. Otherwise, how much longer will it take for the government to publicly acknowledge that these sightings are indeed not-of-this-Earth and that they do not represent a threat to humanity?

For decades now, the International Raelian Movement (IRM) (1), the promoter of the Embassy for Extraterrestrials Project, knew the day would come when UFO sightings would no longer be confined to the fringe and move into the mainstream. And even if, to this day, officials and scientists aren’tacknowledging that these are extraterrestrials coming from a distant planet to visit us, the IRM will continue its relentless efforts to pressure the United Nations to put some skin in the game and support the creation of a diplomatic protocol for an Embassy for Extraterrestrials.

Indeed, the time has come for the U.N. to discuss a protocol to welcome this extraterrestrial civilization visiting us and to decide where they could officially and safely land in order for dialogues with our political leaders to take place without the risk of any inappropriate and illegal military interventions. And an Embassy with internationally recognized extraterritorial immunity would be the best residence to host and initiate these talks.

Félix Clairvoyant, special collaborator

(1) It is essential to note that even though the Embassy will be built by the International Raelian movement (IRM), a philosophical organization, the fact remains that this project is presented to you exclusively as a touristic, economic and diplomatic project. Also, note that all the costs associated with the construction of the Embassy, including the scoping and feasibility studies, will be the IRM’s responsibility.