First Interstellar Treaty Conferences; 1961 in Exeter & Second 1971 in Persepolis Iran of ET Species

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“At the first treaty we found out that most alien species didn’t consider us humans anything more than ‘rather dangerous, hairless apes,’ and that caused a number of politicians and military men to realize for the first time that humanity (in 1961) might be in a lot of trouble.” – Capt. Mark Richards Contrary to the nonstop denials of the UFO presence this non-stop government induced ‘controversy’ has been maintained to keep the public confused about the subject in perpetuity. It is not that the facts were ever unknown or in doubt in military circles where supersoldiers are trained to defend us from galactic bad guys. But why does such nonsense persist? One reason is that the secret treaties with we sign with galactic races stipulate that the public not be told. This means fabricating a history for public consumption to be taught in schools and pushed out in disinformation campaigns. Nowadays controlled leaks by whistleblowers encourage freethinkers to discern the facts for themselves. The major movie Above Majestic and the Cosmic Disclosure series with over 200 episodes on Gaia.com are examples of extensive revelations exposing the Secret Space Program that can be found by any curious person using a basic search engine. The history of two of these eye-opening Interstellar Treaty Conferences is revealed here in a three-part series of interviews that speak for themselves. These revelations read like science fiction, they are so richly detailed with a set of stories of what it takes to get along when 200 different native Earth species, all smarter than us, get together to hash out political behavior protocols. Will we ever be seen by them as sentient beings who respect the sacredness of our planet? The panoply of sentient life forms that do live here is a wonder to behold. These podcast transcripts are illustrated with samplings from a much larger set of conference notes available from Earth Defense Headquarters. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3