We take the issue of Disclosure very seriously.
We do, however, have an open and experimental point-of-view when it comes to engaging readers, viewers, supporters and skeptics.
We have to communicate on all the levels.
The Need-to-Know Petition, by itself, is about raising the issue to the national stage where it belongs.
Just like the "Sign the Petition" posters that have spread across the Internet, these editorial cartoons should be part of that mix. By using humor and the creative possibilties of the digital universe and operating under the concept of fair use for political expression as has been embraced by the courts, we offer our fun-house of Disclosure Comix to make you smile and think. Along the way, you need to also act and, yes, Sign the Petition.
The timing of THE NEED-TO-KNOW PETITION could be fortuitous. If we clear the 25,000 hurdle by December 30, 2011, the Obama Administration promises a response. That will come smack in the middle of the Republican primary season.
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That last White House response (to Steve Bassett's original petition) came from the Office of Science and Technology Policy and was inept and lame. So we can expect them to try it again. How would you like to be a fly-on-the-wall for that Oval Office conversation?
Now let's imagine that we kick start things starting now. We get those 25,000 signatures, and more. And that we do it well before the deadline. Wouldn't that be a news story?
Then, no matter what the official response on the official White House website is, the media will ask the presidential candidates about their positions on the content of the petition itself.
In the blowback from the Petition's success, reporters may see it as a curveball to throw in debates and/or news conferences.
What will those men and woman who want to run the country say? What will President Obama say if he is asked about the content of this petition in a national debate in prime time of October 2012? How would the media react then?
You can have a ticket to that show.
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Even though both Sarah Palin and Herman Cain are out of primary season for now, such is the transformative power of bringing UFO Disclosure forward into the public marketplace of ideas that nothing is impossible to imagine. Well, possibly, these last two may be hard to imagine, but they were hard to resist. :-)
We hope the use of editorial cartoons increases the dialogue and moves the ball down the field.
It's just another tool to engage those who haven't been exposed to this material talking about it in a serious way. It forces the people who do know something to consider that there are others out there who are going to start demanding the truth in different ways. The managers of this secret, whatever it turns out to be, will begin to get the first inkling that the game of deception that has been played for seven decades is starting to reach an end.
That's a serious analysis of the stakes here. Please Sign the Petition at http://wh.gov/jeK before December 30th.
These images were created in support of this Petition campaign by our friends over at Movie Smackdown. We encourage you to visit their site when you have a chance.
Meantime, you can click on any of these images to see them in FULL-SIZE. And, yes, you may download them, copy them and send them all over the planet and we hope you will. These images are protected as "Fair Use" because they are clearly political speech.
Yes, things could get interesting. But first we need those signatures...
