In October 21, 2009, that is three years ago, Dr. Michael
Salla wrote in the Examiner:
“An official announcement by the Obama administration
disclosing the reality of extraterrestrial
life is imminent. For several months, senior administration officials
have been quietly deliberating behind closed doors how much to disclose to the
world about extraterrestrial life. Dissatisfaction among powerful institutions
such as the U.S. Navy over
the decades-long secrecy policy has given a boost to efforts to disclose the
reality of extraterrestrial life and technology.
The impending disclosure announcement follows upon the
secret implementation of a year long openness policy on UFOsand extraterrestrial life.
Over the period February 12-14, 2008, the United Nations held closed doors
discussions where approximately 30 nations
secretly agreed on a new openness policy on UFOs and
extraterrestrial life in 2009.”
Of course, the ex academic that discovered the
extraterrestrials in the Internet, was always wrong. However, he didn’t feel
bad because Exopoliticians know perfectly well that their pseudo-science is a
fabric of lies and an experiment in delusion.
Dr Greer knows that alien ships will
never visit his living room and Alfred Webre knows that Andy Bassiago never was
in Mars or back in time in Gettysburg.
What is EXOPOLITICS?
Exopolitics represents a
post-modern meme-based prototypal entertainment system. Facts and fictions do
not relate to such virtual superliminal constructs as SERPO and Project
Camelot, any more than they relate to the Yellow Brick Road of OZ or Bob Hope’s
Road to Morocco. If anything good could be said about them, it is that they
represent cerebral Pop Art of a very high standard. This is a relatively new genre
of highly wrought modern social comedy: it was born between the burgeoning
games systems of web virtuality, and got caught between cyber culture, science
fiction hallucinations, and countless elitist conspiracies of many a kidney.
Having said that, I accept that Exopolitics is an authentic form of post-modern
expression, and I rank it with Thunderbirds, Mission Impossible and the UK Dr.
Who.
However, I think that great hoaxers do
not believe in their own games. When the heaxer becomes a believer, he is
finished. He is no more in control of his/her memes.
It looks like the Andy Bassiago time
and space jump nonsense, not only divided the Exopolitical movement but won the
minds of Webre and some other cosmic gurus.
WE MUST always keep in mind the
characteristics of Memes as artificial life. Memes mutate, grow, reproduce and
change, and sometimes, like the golem, memes become more powerful than their
creators.
