EU Takes Up the UFO Issue

Apparently, last November, Mario Borghezio called on member nations of the European Parliament to release their UFO documents. By June of this year, 17 European nations had signed onto his declaration.

Alfred Webre reports on it at length in the Seattle Exopolitics Examiner of June 18, 2010:

“As of June 18, 2010 seventeen members of the European Union Parliament, led by Italian EU MP Mario Borghezi, [sic] have reportedly signed and tabled a ‘Written declaration on the declassification of documentation on UFOs’ calling on member states to disclose documents relating to UFOs, and end UFO secrecy.”

The article is very long. For the rest of it, please go to https://tinyurl.com/2g3oj9b.

Borghezio himself has a colored past which I’ll discuss in a separate post. Here is the actual declaration

Real UFOs

https://www.realufos.net/2010/06/eu-takes-up-ufo-issue-disclosure-news_18.html

Thanks to Rob.

Major news here:

In a move that [may contribute] to UFO disclosure on an unprecedented scale throughout the EU, an Italian Member of the European Parliament [Mario Borghezio] in Strasbourg, France, has submitted a request to the highest legislative body within the European Union for full disclosure of classified UFO documents by the 27 nation governments that belong to the EU :

Below is an extract of his submission which you may read here:

Written declaration on the declassification of documentation on UFOs

The European Parliament,

– having regard to Articles 4, 179, 180 and 189 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union,

– having regard to Rule 123 of its Rules of Procedure,

A. whereas in 1978 the 33rd General Assembly of the United Nations formally recognised UFOs as a valid issue,

B. whereas in 1993 a resolution drafted by the Italian physicist Tullio Regge and seeking to extend to European level the investigative remit of what was then the only government body looking into UFOs (the SEPRA, which has now become the GEIPAN) was tabled in Parliament,

C. whereas many members of the scientific community have been looking into the issue of UFOs and have denounced the systematic covering-up of information on the subject,

D. whereas a study of the material collected by the governments of all the Member States would have major scientific and technological spinoffs,

1. Considers it essential to set up a scientific centre for the analysis and dissemination of the scientific data gathered to date by various European bodies and governments;

2. Calls for public archives on UFOs to be opened up and for records to be declassified by the Member States, thus providing the public and the mass media with access to the full range of documentation on the subject;

3. Instructs its President to forward this declaration, together with the names of the signatories, to the Council, the Commission and the governments of the Member States.

Source – EU Parliament

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