
I met Governor and Presidential candidate Bill Richardson a couple of weeks ago, on a Manhattan rooftop. Nice guy. Smart guy. Down-to-earth guy. Not at all the type you'd expect to, say, indulge fantasies about a massive government conspiracy to hide the existence of aliens here on Earth.
Nevertheless, the AP is reporting that Richardson is now pledging to get to the bottom of the 60-year-old Roswell UFO mystery.
And, as the Carpetbagger Report notes, Richardson isn't the only Oval Office applicant who has expressed an interest in life Out There.
A New Hampshire kid recently asked Rudy Guiliani, "If (there's) something living on another planet and it's bad and it comes over here, what would you do?"
Rudy smiled -- but didn't blow off the question.
"Well if we're properly prepared for all the different things that can happen to us, we'll be prepared for that, as well," he said.
In Shirley MacLaine's new book,* TPM* observes, the actress and longtime friend of
Dennis Kucinich makes an interesting claim: During a visit to her home in Washington state, Kucinich said he saw a UFO and heard messages from it.
And then of course, there's this flashback...
Maybe all the attention from politicos is working. "In a victory for UFO enthusiasts, NASA has agreed to search for documents related to a mysterious incident that the government has tried to downplay -- or, some would say, cover up -- for decades," according to WiSci.
Meanwhile, David Hambling points us to an Italian investigation "into a series of unexplained fires in fridges, televisions and mobile phones" that is blaming aliens" for the conflagrations, according to Ananova.
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