Orson Wells infamous broadcast of the War of the Worlds, which sparked mass panic amongst the population, showed the "powers that be" that the world was no where near ready to accept the reality of aliens. Thus embarked a plan to slowly educate the population into accepting the reality of aliens from another planet in preparation for their arrival.
Just look at what has happened in past 70 odd years. Countless films, documentaries and an increase in testimonies over sightings. Whistle blowers exposing above top secret organisations and facilities dedicated to alien activity. Setting up dummy organisations such as SETTI in a serious scientific hunt for intelligent life. THere is a serious education programme going on.
Now the education programme is stepping up, making aliens fun and friendly thing for young kids. Teach them young, get them hooked and beleiving from a few years of age. This is demonstrated by school activity which made the local press.
‘Aliens’ inspire Portsmouth pupils - Portsmouth News
oungsters at Manor Infant School in Buckland, Portsmouth, were surprised when they arrived to see a crashed UFO early yesterday morning. Surrounded by police warning tape, the spaceship was observed excitedly by the children as they explored around the crash area, looking for clues and finding them in the form of ‘space jelly’ and glitter.
It was the second year that alien activities have been held at the school
Headteacher Ashley Howard said ‘It is not just about promoting the creativity of the pupils writing, but also their thinking skills – do aliens exist?’
Just look at what has happened in past 70 odd years. Countless films, documentaries and an increase in testimonies over sightings. Whistle blowers exposing above top secret organisations and facilities dedicated to alien activity. Setting up dummy organisations such as SETTI in a serious scientific hunt for intelligent life. THere is a serious education programme going on.
Now the education programme is stepping up, making aliens fun and friendly thing for young kids. Teach them young, get them hooked and beleiving from a few years of age. This is demonstrated by school activity which made the local press.
‘Aliens’ inspire Portsmouth pupils - Portsmouth News
oungsters at Manor Infant School in Buckland, Portsmouth, were surprised when they arrived to see a crashed UFO early yesterday morning. Surrounded by police warning tape, the spaceship was observed excitedly by the children as they explored around the crash area, looking for clues and finding them in the form of ‘space jelly’ and glitter.
It was the second year that alien activities have been held at the school
Headteacher Ashley Howard said ‘It is not just about promoting the creativity of the pupils writing, but also their thinking skills – do aliens exist?’