"Shall the voters for the City and County of Denver adopt an Initiated Ordinance to require the creation of an extraterrestrial affairs commission to help ensure the health, safety, and cultural awareness of Denver residents and visitors in relation to potential encounters or interactions with extraterrestrial intelligent beings or their vehicles, and fund such commission from grants, gifts and donations?" Yes___ No___

The proposed ordinance includes a declaration of findings, purposes of the commission, appointing the members, and powers and duties of the commission. The commission would be funded by grants, gifts and donations and would not require any funding from the Denver city budget.

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*All bulleted points above are taken from comments by 20 of the whistleblowers in the Disclosure Project press conference May 2001.

Patents Kept from Public
"...we have a member of our team who had worked at the patent office and had personally seen that there were several thousand patents that had been sequestered away, and illegally classified, that dealt with these sort of technologies [clean energy], because someone who had a vested interest in the conventional oil, gas and coal energy sector didn't want the public to have them." - Dr. Steven Greer speaks "About the Orion Project Scientists" (Starts 2:40 min. into video)

Carter's Request for UFO Info Was Denied by Bush
Daniel Sheehan stated that President Jimmy Carter requested information known by U.S. intelligence agencies about UFO's and Extraterrestrial beings. His request was denied by CIA Director George H. Bush.
Sheehan was a key counsel in the Pentagon Papers, Watergate, Iran-Contra, and Karen Silkwood cases.
See Mr. Sheehan speak at The Disclosure Project 2001 press conference (1 hour & 20 minutes into video)

• School students going deeply into the issue by holding debates/mock elections in class. They will also doing reports on the implications for human life from acknowledging extraterrestrial civilizations and the relationship of the issue to different academic disciplines. These students are likely to represent the first generation that will start their adult lives in a post-UFO disclosure, and open ET contact, environment
• Neighborhood groups inviting speakers to explain the ballot initiative;
• Civic and non-profit organizations discussing the UFO/E.T. issue and, in some cases, offering official endorsement. Presentations about our galactic neighbors and visitors have already been well received by Rotary, Optimists, and Kiwanis organizations;
• Local print media undertaking extensive coverage of the topic and, in some cases, their publishing the initiative's full text along with readers' views pro and con;
• National and global news media following the story with even more depth and than what their coverage in 2008;
• UFO-E.T.-oriented authors/documentary film-makers finding greater demand for their views and services in Denver and elsewhere.