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Tories 'would publish UFO files'

By T.K. Randall
February 4, 2009 · Comment icon 2 comments

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British Tory MP David Cameron has vowed that should he become prime minister he would ensure that any secret files pertaining to Unidentified Flying Objects be released to the public.
David Cameron has vowed to publish any secret files that may exist on UFOs if he becomes prime minister. Speaking at one of his regular Cameron Direct public meetings, he pledged to be "open and frank" with any government knowledge about close encounters. The Conservative leader was responding to a question about apparent government cover-ups of UFO activity. Mr Cameron joked: "I'm convinced we've been visited by aliens - one of them is trade secretary Peter Mandelson." "


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Comment icon #1 Posted by Soupy 15 years ago
no he won't
Comment icon #2 Posted by necrodreamer 15 years ago
They always say that. Then, when said Govt official gets into office, the secret agency probably threaten them with "this is why you will have to lie" or "if they find out, the aliens will retaliate" kinds of things. Either that, or they aren't told at all.


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