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Posted 18 December 2008 - 02:40 AM

THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL-VIDEOS/REPORTS

-THE REMAKE OF THE 1951 CLASSIC-'AN AGENDA DIFFERENCE'

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*'Sweeps' NOTE:

…Why 're-make' this movie? As usual…the 'Original' was superior. But, times change huh. Now people MUST BE acclimated to not only accepting the FACT that UFO's/ET's actually do exist, but 'They' must now be looked at as 'enemies'. The NEW film makes Klaatu, the ET visitor, a half BAD Guy…while the 'Original' cast him as a Helper of Humankind. Of course…the 'Newy' re-does GORT the Robot Policeman as well. Who cares? OK…and well…one has to LOOK at why this re-make has been put out NOW. Both 'Movies' help acquaint the 'Dumbed Down Public' with a sense that ET existence is REAL. That's what 'Hollywood' and the Military/Government…in co-operation with each other…want accomplished in people's minds. OK, but NOW the emphasis is on making the 'ALIENS' look like the ½ bad guys. This is also what the Government/Military want people to 'Put in their pockets'. People WILL believe 'what they are told'. That IS the 'Black Ops' agenda…to instill fear in people about 'ET's'. You be the judge folks…watch the 'Trailers and… BTW 'The Spoiler'…below, which tells you the WHOLE story. Tah/'S'

*CLICK below on the 'My Website' Link for the NEW movie Trailer and the 1951 Trailer:

NEW-RE MAKE MOVIE TRAILER

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1951 MOVIE TRAILER


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WANT THE 'WHOLE' STORY? GOOD…HERE'S THE 'SPOILER':


It's sometime in the 1920s and we see a snowstorm on a mountaintop in India. A man is sitting alone in a tent when he hears something. He goes out in the blizzard and climbs a peak to find a glowing blue-white sphere. He reaches out to touch it when everything goes white. The next morning, he wakes up lying in the snow. The sphere is gone, and there's a hole in his right glove with a small scar on the back of the hand.

Present day - Dr. Helen Benson…Jennifer Connelly…is an astro-biologist who's teaching a class. She goes home to her stepson Jacob…Jaden Smith. Helen tries hard, but Jacob doesn't seem to consider her to be his mother and he calls her "Helen." While Helen is making dinner, she gets a phone call. A man's voice refuses to identify himself or the situation and says someone will be there shortly to escort her somewhere. Right then, a bunch of government officials and cops show up and insist that she go with them. Jacob is sent to a neighbor's house.

Nobody will tell Helen what's going on and one official admits that he doesn't know either. She's taken to a military facility where the government has already assembled a large group of scientists, none of whom knowing why they're there. They're finally briefed on the situation - an unidentified object is coming to Earth at an unreal speed. They don't know what it is, but it's obviously aimed straight for Earth and will hit Manhattan. The scientists ask how much time they have and whether they can evacuate. They can't; it will hit in 78 minutes. Helen, who secretly snuck her cell phone in with her, calls Jacob to tell him that she just had to talk to some people about a big storm that night. She tells him she loves him very much and tries to talk with him longer, but he says they're having dinner and hangs up.

The scientists and soldiers are in the air in aircrafts, waiting for the impact. However, they count down and nothing happens. The object is slowing down as it approaches Earth and lands in Central Park (rather than smashing into it). The scientists and soldiers are wearing protective suits and they approach the object. It's a sphere just like the one in the beginning on the mountain, but it's enormous. Tons of soldiers and police show up to the park, armed and ready to fight. A figure walks out of the sphere and Helen walks up to it, even though everybody is screaming at her to stay back. Just when Helen and the alien (who looks like a large, man-sized, gray blob) are about to shake hands, someone shoots the alien.

That's when a giant robot comes out of the sphere, charges up (eyes turn red), and emits a terrible sound that has everybody in agony. It then somehow shuts down everything in the park - lights, cars, and guns. After a moment, the robot turns everything back on and powers down (eyes go dark). Now everybody swarms to the alien, who's on the ground bleeding.


They take the alien to a military medical facility, but are unsure of what to do. They figure they better get the bullet out and call a surgeon. As the surgeon is extracting the bullet, he realizes the gray matter is falling away, revealing a pale, bald human body underneath. Within hours, the alien has fully formed and is conscious.

Apparently, he can talk and says his name is Klaatu…Keanu Reeves. The U.S. Secretary of Defense (Kathy Bates) shows up and wants to interrogate (and perhaps torture) Klaatu into revealing his plans. She sees his presence at an act of hostile invasion. Klaatu says he has come for a purpose and has taken on human form. He asks to speak to the world leaders at the U.N., but she refuses. Klaatu says he is there is save Earth. Helen believes that Klaatu is not there to hurt them and helps him to escape. She injects him with saline solution instead of the drug the government prepared, and whispers to Klaatu to run away. Klaatu uses his powers (not exactly clear what they are, but he controls machines and people) to escape.

Meanwhile, more spheres have arrived all over Earth. They're smaller and about the size of the first sphere. The government is keeping Klaatu a secret and tries to find him by alerting the media and law enforcement and calling him an escaped convict. Klaatu is at a train station, but the entire world is in a panic over the alien invasion and all trains are delayed. He suddenly collapses when the stitches from his bullet wound and surgery. Helen later gets a call from the station, which says that her patient is there. She goes to find him and he uses the sample of the gray matter she kept on his wound, and it heals by itself. They are now driving away from the city with Jacob, who doesn't know who Klaatu really is. He says the government should kill the aliens, even if they're not evil, just in case. He says that's what his dad would have done.

Klaatu instructs Helen where to drive and for some reason, they end up at a McDonald's. Jacob gets out first to use the bathroom and Helen and Klaatu talk in the car. She tells him that Jacob's mother died when he was a baby and Helen married his father. Jacob's father had been in the army, but as a civil engineer, not a fighter. He had gone overseas to try to help rebuild. He died a year ago and Jacob still insists that he's been left alone.

It turns out Klaatu is meeting a friend - another fellow alien names Mr. Wu (James Hong) who was sent to Earth 70 years ago to learn about humans. He tells Klaatu that there is no hope for them. Humans are destructive and even they sense their impending doom. Klaatu says he will begin the process. Wu agrees it's the right thing to do, but says he will stay on Earth. Klaatu is surprised and says Wu will die if he doesn't leave. Wu says he doesn't care - he has come to love Earth and sees another side to humans.


Klaatu now instructs Helen to drive them to the middle of a forest, where he walks off into the trees. Helen tells Jacob to stay in the car and follow him. He is standing by a lake with one of the smaller spheres floating in the middle. All around them, all kinds of animals (insects, reptiles, fish) are flocking to the sphere. Helen returns to the car and Jacob realizes Klaatu is an alien.

He gets angry, saying Helen shouldn't be helping "one of them." Klaatu returns to the car and Helen demands to know what he's going to do. He says humans are destroying themselves and the Earth and that "they" (assume the other intelligent life forms in the universe) cannot allow that. There aren't many planets able to sustain life so Earth is necessary. Helen understandably freaks out and pleads with Klaatu, saying that people can change. Klaatu refuses and says it's not in their nature to change. He tried to reason with them, but they wouldn't talk to him. Helen says the U.S. military and the Secretary of Defense do not represent Earth and that she will take him to talk to the leaders. Just then, a cop happens to pull up behind them and recognizes Klaatu as the escaped convict. When he tries to arrest Klaatu, Klaatu moves Helen's car with one hand and smashes the cop between it and the cop's car.

Jacob starts screaming at Klaatu for killing him, but Klaatu takes some of the healing gray matter and puts it in the cop's mouth. He then touches the cop and brings him back to life.

Klaatu gives Helen a chance by going with her to see her friend, Professor Barnhardt (John Cleese). The Professor tries to reason with Klaatu, saying that all civilizations only change when they're at the precipice of a crisis. He says human will change, now that they are really at the edge of destruction. Meanwhile, Jacob is in the other room watching TV and sees a news bulletin about Klaatu. He calls the number to report him. Soldiers quickly show up at Barnhardt's house and Klaatu, Helen, and Jacob run away into the woods. However, Jacob quickly runs off on his own and Helen chases him. Jacob is yelling to the soldiers in helicopters so that they can be captured. He still insists that Helen shouldn't be helping Klaatu and that his dad would have killed him. Helen loses it and yells that Jacob's dad isn't there anymore. Just then, a soldier rappels out of the aircraft and grabs Helen. Before they can get Jacob, Klaatu shows up and destroys the helicopters (the ones without Helen inside) with his powers. Jacob runs away, afraid that Klaatu will hurt him, but Jacob almost falls off a small wooden bridge and Klaatu saves him. Jacob seems to finally warm up a little and asks Klaatu to help him get home. Klaatu agrees.

Meanwhile, the smaller spheres have all left Earth, carrying samples of live animals inside. The Secretary of Defense realizes the spheres were miniature Noah's Arks and that the people have been left to be wiped out. Also, the giant robot that emerged from the sphere with Klaatu is still in Central Park. The government has tried attacking it, but it destroys everything. They finally realize that the robot activates when there are acts of aggression around him. The government then quietly sneaks up around it with a huge casing and quietly seals it up, all without any hostility or gunfire. They take it to a remote military facility in a desert somewhere. They tried a diamond drill, but it broke, so they send someone inside next to the robot to fix it. However, a close-up of the broken drill reveals tiny robotic insects that are multiplying and eating away at the metal. They start spreading over and eating up everything, including the guy. The military officials watching through the glass incinerate the entire room, but the robot is unscathed. The bugs keep eating away everything, including the glass. Turns out the robot is actually made up of the tiny insects and he dissolves himself into a black cloud of flying insects, escaping the facility, destroying all the soldiers and weapons outside, and flying over the rest of the world and eating up everything.

Helen has been imprisoned but she keeps asking for the chance to change Klaatu's mind. The Secretary of Defense sees that it's hopeless and their only chance is Helen. Helen and her friend Michael (Jon Hamm) go to find Klaatu and Jacob. Jacob calls Helen and agrees to meet somewhere. It turns out it's the cemetery where Jacob's father is buried. Jacob wants Klaatu to bring his father back to life, but Klaatu says there are things even he can't do and seems sincerely sorry. Jacob breaks down in front of the grave. Then Helen shows up and tells Jacob that he's not alone and his father is not gone - she sees his father in Jacob every day. Jacob finally apologizes to Helen and they hug. Klaatu is watching them and says he understand now. He sees there is another side to humans and agrees to try to stop the destruction process.

The black clouds of robotic insects are sweeping over big cities, destroying everything. Michael, Helen, Klaatu, and Jacob are driving back to Manhattan because Klaatu must get back to the sphere. The city is deserted, but soldiers are still waiting at checkpoints to look for Klaatu. They drive through a military checkpoint because there's no time to stop. At first, the soldiers chase them, but then get orders to let them go through. The group gets to the park, but senses something is wrong because there is nobody near the sphere. All the cops and soldiers have left and the park is empty.

They drive straight toward the sphere, but it turns out the park has been rigged with land mines to kill Klaatu. The car flips repeatedly and hits a tree, but only Michael dies and the other three are okay. They have to run to the sphere, but the black cloud is there by now. They take refuge under a bridge, but Jacob starts bleeding from his nose and mouth and collapses. Klaatu says the bugs are inside him, killing him. Helen's nose starts bleeding too. Helen pleads with Klaatu to save Jacob. Klaatu takes both their hands and all of the bugs leave their bodies and enter Klaatu's. Klaatu then runs out into the black cloud to get to the sphere. His clothes and skin are gradually being eaten away and he starts to fall. He manages to touch the sphere, and as soon as he does, everything goes white. The bugs all deactivate and die, falling to the ground like silver sand. The sphere and Klaatu have disappeared. Then EVERYTHING shuts down - lights, buildings, cars, etc. People everywhere cautiously emerge. Helen and Jacob walk out from under the bridge.

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Posted 18 December 2008 - 09:05 PM

View Postskylark, on Dec 18 2008, 02:40 AM, said:

THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL-VIDEOS/REPORTS

-THE REMAKE OF THE 1951 CLASSIC-'AN AGENDA DIFFERENCE'

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*'Sweeps' NOTE:

…Why 're-make' this movie? As usual…the 'Original' was superior. But, times change huh. Now people MUST BE acclimated to not only accepting the FACT that UFO's/ET's actually do exist, but 'They' must now be looked at as 'enemies'. The NEW film makes Klaatu, the ET visitor, a half BAD Guy…while the 'Original' cast him as a Helper of Humankind. Of course…the 'Newy' re-does GORT the Robot Policeman as well. Who cares? OK…and well…one has to LOOK at why this re-make has been put out NOW. Both 'Movies' help acquaint the 'Dumbed Down Public' with a sense that ET existence is REAL. That's what 'Hollywood' and the Military/Government…in co-operation with each other…want accomplished in people's minds. OK, but NOW the emphasis is on making the 'ALIENS' look like the ½ bad guys. This is also what the Government/Military want people to 'Put in their pockets'. People WILL believe 'what they are told'. That IS the 'Black Ops' agenda…to instill fear in people about 'ET's'. You be the judge folks…watch the 'Trailers and… BTW 'The Spoiler'…below, which tells you the WHOLE story. Tah/'S'

*CLICK below on the 'My Website' Link for the NEW movie Trailer and the 1951 Trailer:

NEW-RE MAKE MOVIE TRAILER

Visit My Website


1951 MOVIE TRAILER


Visit My Website



WANT THE 'WHOLE' STORY? GOOD…HERE'S THE 'SPOILER':


It's sometime in the 1920s and we see a snowstorm on a mountaintop in India. A man is sitting alone in a tent when he hears something. He goes out in the blizzard and climbs a peak to find a glowing blue-white sphere. He reaches out to touch it when everything goes white. The next morning, he wakes up lying in the snow. The sphere is gone, and there's a hole in his right glove with a small scar on the back of the hand.

Present day - Dr. Helen Benson…Jennifer Connelly…is an astro-biologist who's teaching a class. She goes home to her stepson Jacob…Jaden Smith. Helen tries hard, but Jacob doesn't seem to consider her to be his mother and he calls her "Helen." While Helen is making dinner, she gets a phone call. A man's voice refuses to identify himself or the situation and says someone will be there shortly to escort her somewhere. Right then, a bunch of government officials and cops show up and insist that she go with them. Jacob is sent to a neighbor's house.

Nobody will tell Helen what's going on and one official admits that he doesn't know either. She's taken to a military facility where the government has already assembled a large group of scientists, none of whom knowing why they're there. They're finally briefed on the situation - an unidentified object is coming to Earth at an unreal speed. They don't know what it is, but it's obviously aimed straight for Earth and will hit Manhattan. The scientists ask how much time they have and whether they can evacuate. They can't; it will hit in 78 minutes. Helen, who secretly snuck her cell phone in with her, calls Jacob to tell him that she just had to talk to some people about a big storm that night. She tells him she loves him very much and tries to talk with him longer, but he says they're having dinner and hangs up.

The scientists and soldiers are in the air in aircrafts, waiting for the impact. However, they count down and nothing happens. The object is slowing down as it approaches Earth and lands in Central Park (rather than smashing into it). The scientists and soldiers are wearing protective suits and they approach the object. It's a sphere just like the one in the beginning on the mountain, but it's enormous. Tons of soldiers and police show up to the park, armed and ready to fight. A figure walks out of the sphere and Helen walks up to it, even though everybody is screaming at her to stay back. Just when Helen and the alien (who looks like a large, man-sized, gray blob) are about to shake hands, someone shoots the alien.

That's when a giant robot comes out of the sphere, charges up (eyes turn red), and emits a terrible sound that has everybody in agony. It then somehow shuts down everything in the park - lights, cars, and guns. After a moment, the robot turns everything back on and powers down (eyes go dark). Now everybody swarms to the alien, who's on the ground bleeding.


They take the alien to a military medical facility, but are unsure of what to do. They figure they better get the bullet out and call a surgeon. As the surgeon is extracting the bullet, he realizes the gray matter is falling away, revealing a pale, bald human body underneath. Within hours, the alien has fully formed and is conscious.

Apparently, he can talk and says his name is Klaatu…Keanu Reeves. The U.S. Secretary of Defense (Kathy Bates) shows up and wants to interrogate (and perhaps torture) Klaatu into revealing his plans. She sees his presence at an act of hostile invasion. Klaatu says he has come for a purpose and has taken on human form. He asks to speak to the world leaders at the U.N., but she refuses. Klaatu says he is there is save Earth. Helen believes that Klaatu is not there to hurt them and helps him to escape. She injects him with saline solution instead of the drug the government prepared, and whispers to Klaatu to run away. Klaatu uses his powers (not exactly clear what they are, but he controls machines and people) to escape.

Meanwhile, more spheres have arrived all over Earth. They're smaller and about the size of the first sphere. The government is keeping Klaatu a secret and tries to find him by alerting the media and law enforcement and calling him an escaped convict. Klaatu is at a train station, but the entire world is in a panic over the alien invasion and all trains are delayed. He suddenly collapses when the stitches from his bullet wound and surgery. Helen later gets a call from the station, which says that her patient is there. She goes to find him and he uses the sample of the gray matter she kept on his wound, and it heals by itself. They are now driving away from the city with Jacob, who doesn't know who Klaatu really is. He says the government should kill the aliens, even if they're not evil, just in case. He says that's what his dad would have done.

Klaatu instructs Helen where to drive and for some reason, they end up at a McDonald's. Jacob gets out first to use the bathroom and Helen and Klaatu talk in the car. She tells him that Jacob's mother died when he was a baby and Helen married his father. Jacob's father had been in the army, but as a civil engineer, not a fighter. He had gone overseas to try to help rebuild. He died a year ago and Jacob still insists that he's been left alone.

It turns out Klaatu is meeting a friend - another fellow alien names Mr. Wu (James Hong) who was sent to Earth 70 years ago to learn about humans. He tells Klaatu that there is no hope for them. Humans are destructive and even they sense their impending doom. Klaatu says he will begin the process. Wu agrees it's the right thing to do, but says he will stay on Earth. Klaatu is surprised and says Wu will die if he doesn't leave. Wu says he doesn't care - he has come to love Earth and sees another side to humans.


Klaatu now instructs Helen to drive them to the middle of a forest, where he walks off into the trees. Helen tells Jacob to stay in the car and follow him. He is standing by a lake with one of the smaller spheres floating in the middle. All around them, all kinds of animals (insects, reptiles, fish) are flocking to the sphere. Helen returns to the car and Jacob realizes Klaatu is an alien.

He gets angry, saying Helen shouldn't be helping "one of them." Klaatu returns to the car and Helen demands to know what he's going to do. He says humans are destroying themselves and the Earth and that "they" (assume the other intelligent life forms in the universe) cannot allow that. There aren't many planets able to sustain life so Earth is necessary. Helen understandably freaks out and pleads with Klaatu, saying that people can change. Klaatu refuses and says it's not in their nature to change. He tried to reason with them, but they wouldn't talk to him. Helen says the U.S. military and the Secretary of Defense do not represent Earth and that she will take him to talk to the leaders. Just then, a cop happens to pull up behind them and recognizes Klaatu as the escaped convict. When he tries to arrest Klaatu, Klaatu moves Helen's car with one hand and smashes the cop between it and the cop's car.

Jacob starts screaming at Klaatu for killing him, but Klaatu takes some of the healing gray matter and puts it in the cop's mouth. He then touches the cop and brings him back to life.

Klaatu gives Helen a chance by going with her to see her friend, Professor Barnhardt (John Cleese). The Professor tries to reason with Klaatu, saying that all civilizations only change when they're at the precipice of a crisis. He says human will change, now that they are really at the edge of destruction. Meanwhile, Jacob is in the other room watching TV and sees a news bulletin about Klaatu. He calls the number to report him. Soldiers quickly show up at Barnhardt's house and Klaatu, Helen, and Jacob run away into the woods. However, Jacob quickly runs off on his own and Helen chases him. Jacob is yelling to the soldiers in helicopters so that they can be captured. He still insists that Helen shouldn't be helping Klaatu and that his dad would have killed him. Helen loses it and yells that Jacob's dad isn't there anymore. Just then, a soldier rappels out of the aircraft and grabs Helen. Before they can get Jacob, Klaatu shows up and destroys the helicopters (the ones without Helen inside) with his powers. Jacob runs away, afraid that Klaatu will hurt him, but Jacob almost falls off a small wooden bridge and Klaatu saves him. Jacob seems to finally warm up a little and asks Klaatu to help him get home. Klaatu agrees.

Meanwhile, the smaller spheres have all left Earth, carrying samples of live animals inside. The Secretary of Defense realizes the spheres were miniature Noah's Arks and that the people have been left to be wiped out. Also, the giant robot that emerged from the sphere with Klaatu is still in Central Park. The government has tried attacking it, but it destroys everything. They finally realize that the robot activates when there are acts of aggression around him. The government then quietly sneaks up around it with a huge casing and quietly seals it up, all without any hostility or gunfire. They take it to a remote military facility in a desert somewhere. They tried a diamond drill, but it broke, so they send someone inside next to the robot to fix it. However, a close-up of the broken drill reveals tiny robotic insects that are multiplying and eating away at the metal. They start spreading over and eating up everything, including the guy. The military officials watching through the glass incinerate the entire room, but the robot is unscathed. The bugs keep eating away everything, including the glass. Turns out the robot is actually made up of the tiny insects and he dissolves himself into a black cloud of flying insects, escaping the facility, destroying all the soldiers and weapons outside, and flying over the rest of the world and eating up everything.

Helen has been imprisoned but she keeps asking for the chance to change Klaatu's mind. The Secretary of Defense sees that it's hopeless and their only chance is Helen. Helen and her friend Michael (Jon Hamm) go to find Klaatu and Jacob. Jacob calls Helen and agrees to meet somewhere. It turns out it's the cemetery where Jacob's father is buried. Jacob wants Klaatu to bring his father back to life, but Klaatu says there are things even he can't do and seems sincerely sorry. Jacob breaks down in front of the grave. Then Helen shows up and tells Jacob that he's not alone and his father is not gone - she sees his father in Jacob every day. Jacob finally apologizes to Helen and they hug. Klaatu is watching them and says he understand now. He sees there is another side to humans and agrees to try to stop the destruction process.

The black clouds of robotic insects are sweeping over big cities, destroying everything. Michael, Helen, Klaatu, and Jacob are driving back to Manhattan because Klaatu must get back to the sphere. The city is deserted, but soldiers are still waiting at checkpoints to look for Klaatu. They drive through a military checkpoint because there's no time to stop. At first, the soldiers chase them, but then get orders to let them go through. The group gets to the park, but senses something is wrong because there is nobody near the sphere. All the cops and soldiers have left and the park is empty.

They drive straight toward the sphere, but it turns out the park has been rigged with land mines to kill Klaatu. The car flips repeatedly and hits a tree, but only Michael dies and the other three are okay. They have to run to the sphere, but the black cloud is there by now. They take refuge under a bridge, but Jacob starts bleeding from his nose and mouth and collapses. Klaatu says the bugs are inside him, killing him. Helen's nose starts bleeding too. Helen pleads with Klaatu to save Jacob. Klaatu takes both their hands and all of the bugs leave their bodies and enter Klaatu's. Klaatu then runs out into the black cloud to get to the sphere. His clothes and skin are gradually being eaten away and he starts to fall. He manages to touch the sphere, and as soon as he does, everything goes white. The bugs all deactivate and die, falling to the ground like silver sand. The sphere and Klaatu have disappeared. Then EVERYTHING shuts down - lights, buildings, cars, etc. People everywhere cautiously emerge. Helen and Jacob walk out from under the bridge.

-FYI 'Sweeps' and all,

[b]Original 'Day the Earth Stood Still' was UFO acclimation?


The original 1951 movie THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL was part of a public acclimation program about UFOs and extraterrestrial visitation, with involvement by the U.S. Air Force, according to an alleged transcript of a 1981 intelligence briefing to former President Ronald Reagan.

The transcript, reportedly provided by current and former members of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) through an intermediary, was posted on the internet Oct. 30, 2007.

Reagan allegedly received the briefing at Camp David, Maryland, between Friday and Sunday, March 6 and 8, 1981. Other top advisors to Reagan were also said to be present.

It was claimed in the 2007 internet posting that the briefing was presented by a CIA contract employee who worked within a group of "caretakers" who reportedly safeguard records and resources about the issue of extraterrestrial visitation to, and activities on Earth.

The transcript includes discussion of U.S. Government efforts to both deceive and inform the public about UFOs and extraterrestrial visitation.

Subsequently, Reagan mentions stories from his days as a Hollywood actor.

"I always knew there was some form of cooperation between our government and the motion picture industry. I heard rumors over the years ... even during my acting days."

The CIA "caretaker" explains further to Reagan.

"Well, Mr. President, the first cooperative venture was the movie, THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL. That was a cooperative venture with the United States Air Force and the movie industry."

HOLLYWOOD AND UFOS

This account is not the first such report of U.S. Government relationships with Hollywood about the topic of UFOs.

Many credible reports allege that Walt Disney was approached in 1957 by the Air Force to produce a documentary film that would inform and educate the public about extraterrestrial visitation to Earth. However, after work on the project was begun, the Air Force reportedly cancelled it.

The 1977 Steven Spielberg movie CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND was also reported to have had technical advisors who had specific knowledge of the UFO situation.

Early in the film, the police chase involving several officers in pursuit of UFOs in Ohio is reportedly based on a real incident.

It has also been claimed that the special 12-person team that mysteriously appears in several scenes, including the climax involving the departure of the extraterrestrial spaceship, is based on a real classified mission.

In fact, in the alleged briefing to Reagan, the president follows up on the briefer´s reference to The Day the Earth Stood Still.

"That movie, CLOSE ENCOUNTERS, was that one of them?" asks Reagan.

"Yes, Mr. President, we provided the basic subject matter for that movie," the briefer answers.

Reagan: "Was it based on a real incident?"

In the alleged transcript, the "caretaker" briefing the president answers with an overview U.S. Government activities following the "Roswell incident" and in the following years. The explanation is an answer in the affirmative to Reagan's question.

Reagan: "OK, this is just amazing! I can see, about that movie. The movie was based on a real event. I saw that movie. Twelve men left, along with Richard Dreyfuss."

Then-CIA director William Casey tells Reagan, "Mr. President, yes, the movie was similar to the real event, at least the last part of the movie."

FACT AND FICTION

Creative works such as films, TV, books, articles and other media are often presented as non-fiction or fiction. However, the lines between these two categories are often blurry.

Documentary or non-fiction works might sometimes have inaccuracies or misrepresentations, both precise and more subtle.

Fictional works can contain much truth and be a representation of real events, with some details changed.

There can be many kinds of blending of fact and fiction.

Based on current public knowledge, it is unclear if the original THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL was, in fact, partially based on real events or that the Air Force was involved in the movie's content.

Likewise, the 2008 version starring Keanu Reeves and Jennifer Connelly may or may not include elements based on input from insiders who may know more about the topics in the film.

The alleged 1981 briefing to Ronald Reagan that included references to the movie and to Spielberg's CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND may or may not be real. Or, the briefing could also be a blend of fact and fiction.

In fact, the series of UFO-related information releases of which the Reagan UFO briefing was a part have been considered by some observers to possibly contain certain facts and truths wrapped in inaccurate information.

The blending of truth and deception is a method often used in disinformation, psychological operations and similar types of intelligence activities involving public perception management. So, it is possible that some accounts, reports, information releases, rumors and tales about the UFO situation could contain truths buried within creative and fictional contexts.

Our understanding of, and adjustment to surprising situations regarding these kinds of unusual topics seemingly could be helped by movies, TV shows, books and other works that address these subjects in useful ways.
They can open our minds to possibilities and possible realities.
-Captain ;)


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Posted 19 December 2008 - 09:58 PM

View Postcaptain, on Dec 18 2008, 09:05 PM, said:

-FYI 'Sweeps' and all,

Original 'Day the Earth Stood Still' was UFO acclimation?


The original 1951 movie THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL was part of a public acclimation program about UFOs and extraterrestrial visitation, with involvement by the U.S. Air Force, according to an alleged transcript of a 1981 intelligence briefing to former President Ronald Reagan.

The transcript, reportedly provided by current and former members of the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) through an intermediary, was posted on the internet Oct. 30, 2007.

Reagan allegedly received the briefing at Camp David, Maryland, between Friday and Sunday, March 6 and 8, 1981. Other top advisors to Reagan were also said to be present.

It was claimed in the 2007 internet posting that the briefing was presented by a CIA contract employee who worked within a group of "caretakers" who reportedly safeguard records and resources about the issue of extraterrestrial visitation to, and activities on Earth.

The transcript includes discussion of U.S. Government efforts to both deceive and inform the public about UFOs and extraterrestrial visitation.

Subsequently, Reagan mentions stories from his days as a Hollywood actor.

"I always knew there was some form of cooperation between our government and the motion picture industry. I heard rumors over the years ... even during my acting days."

The CIA "caretaker" explains further to Reagan.

"Well, Mr. President, the first cooperative venture was the movie, THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL. That was a cooperative venture with the United States Air Force and the movie industry."

HOLLYWOOD AND UFOS

This account is not the first such report of U.S. Government relationships with Hollywood about the topic of UFOs.

Many credible reports allege that Walt Disney was approached in 1957 by the Air Force to produce a documentary film that would inform and educate the public about extraterrestrial visitation to Earth. However, after work on the project was begun, the Air Force reportedly cancelled it.

The 1977 Steven Spielberg movie CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND was also reported to have had technical advisors who had specific knowledge of the UFO situation.

Early in the film, the police chase involving several officers in pursuit of UFOs in Ohio is reportedly based on a real incident.

It has also been claimed that the special 12-person team that mysteriously appears in several scenes, including the climax involving the departure of the extraterrestrial spaceship, is based on a real classified mission.

In fact, in the alleged briefing to Reagan, the president follows up on the briefer´s reference to The Day the Earth Stood Still.

"That movie, CLOSE ENCOUNTERS, was that one of them?" asks Reagan.

"Yes, Mr. President, we provided the basic subject matter for that movie," the briefer answers.

Reagan: "Was it based on a real incident?"

In the alleged transcript, the "caretaker" briefing the president answers with an overview U.S. Government activities following the "Roswell incident" and in the following years. The explanation is an answer in the affirmative to Reagan's question.

Reagan: "OK, this is just amazing! I can see, about that movie. The movie was based on a real event. I saw that movie. Twelve men left, along with Richard Dreyfuss."

Then-CIA director William Casey tells Reagan, "Mr. President, yes, the movie was similar to the real event, at least the last part of the movie."

FACT AND FICTION

Creative works such as films, TV, books, articles and other media are often presented as non-fiction or fiction. However, the lines between these two categories are often blurry.

Documentary or non-fiction works might sometimes have inaccuracies or misrepresentations, both precise and more subtle.

Fictional works can contain much truth and be a representation of real events, with some details changed.

There can be many kinds of blending of fact and fiction.

Based on current public knowledge, it is unclear if the original THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL was, in fact, partially based on real events or that the Air Force was involved in the movie's content.

Likewise, the 2008 version starring Keanu Reeves and Jennifer Connelly may or may not include elements based on input from insiders who may know more about the topics in the film.

The alleged 1981 briefing to Ronald Reagan that included references to the movie and to Spielberg's CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND may or may not be real. Or, the briefing could also be a blend of fact and fiction.

In fact, the series of UFO-related information releases of which the Reagan UFO briefing was a part have been considered by some observers to possibly contain certain facts and truths wrapped in inaccurate information.

The blending of truth and deception is a method often used in disinformation, psychological operations and similar types of intelligence activities involving public perception management. So, it is possible that some accounts, reports, information releases, rumors and tales about the UFO situation could contain truths buried within creative and fictional contexts.

Our understanding of, and adjustment to surprising situations regarding these kinds of unusual topics seemingly could be helped by movies, TV shows, books and other works that address these subjects in useful ways.
They can open our minds to possibilities and possible realities.
-Captain ;)

[b]*Right and OK Captain,
...But, look at what 'Hollywood'/and Secret ops conspiracies working together had to do!
In this film-the 'NEWY'...they used the Pretext/Premise of Humankind being the 'baddy' and destroying the Bio-Sphere. Get it? They used the 'Flim Flam/Scam of 'Climate change/Warming as the excuse for coming to Earth and killing off Humans so the Planet could in time recover.
What GARBAGE. The ET's HAVE been with Humans/creating them since time immemorial on this Planet...so why would they destroy 'their work'? It's like 'Admitting defeat' isn't it? OK...The Film is Fun and ends on a good note...Humans are saved dot dot dot. But, disregard the Premise...and enjoy the film. Tah/'S'