[exopolitics] Jerry Pippin Show Coverage of ET Civilizations Conference

Aloha all, I want to alert you to the Jerry Pippin Show's fine coverage of the ET Civilizations and World Peace conference. A number of interviews are available online and video excerpts of several presentations are also available, along with reports by Paola Harris who covered the conference for Jerry. There are also links to conference reports and the Hawaii Declaration. The URL for Jerry's conference webpage is:
http://www.jerrypippin.com/Hawaii%20ETCWP%20Conference.htm.

Furthermore, the Hawaii Declaration has so far been translated from the English original into French, German and Italian. The translated versions are available from the conference webpage http://www.etworldpeace.com  and link directly to Paola Harris's website where the translations were first made available. I thank Paola for making the translated versions available and promoting the Declaration internationally.

I thank Jerry, Paola and Larry Dickens for their very professional work in covering the conference and urge you all to support Jerry's continued efforts in promoting UFO/extraterrestrial disclosure, and supporting those of us in the field organizing conferences or doing field investigations. You can learn more about the Jerry Pippin Show at: http://www.jerrypippin.com
and Paola Harris at: http://www.paolaharris.it/

In peace

Michael E. Salla, PhD
ET Civilizations and World Peace Conference
www.etworldpeace.com

Photos of Conference:
http://www.exopoliticsinstitute.org/Conference-Photos.html

SIGN PETITION SUPPORTING
Hawaii Declaration on Peaceful Relations with Extraterrestrial Civilizations

http://www.petitiononline.com/ETPeace/

Extraterrestrial Civilizations & World Peace Conference - June 9-11, 2006. Kona, Hawaii

CLICK HERE TO VIEW: http://vegasradioshow.com/JPSvideo/2006%20Hawaii%20Exopolitics%20Conference%20-%20Paul%20Hellyer%20Excerpt.wmv
   
(For photos of conference and other videos, see: http://www.jerrypippin.com/Hawaii%20ETCWP%20Conference.htm#Videos%20and%20Photos


STAR WARS OR STAR DREAMS
Video Excerpts of the Presentation by Hon. Paul Hellyer (Former Canadian Minister of National Defense from 1963-1967)
© Presenter and Exopolitics   

Complete Videos of the presentations of all conference speakers can be purchased from
www.etworldpeace.com


QUOTE FROM PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN (1987 United Nations ADDRESS):

"What could be more alien to the universal aspirations of our peoples than war and the threat of war?... My message today is that the dreams of ordinary people reach to astonishing heights. If we diplomatic pilgrims are to achieve equal altitudes, we must build all we do on the full breadth of humanity's will and consent and the full expanse of the human heart.  Thank you, and God bless you all."  Read full 1987 U.N. Address by President Reagan: http://www.reagan.utexas.edu/archives/speeches/1987/092187b.htm  

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Comments

[Claus]

Hi,

since I wasn't able to find a link to contact you via email, I'm using this comment form to address some technical issues of this blog.

It takes very, very long to load (in fact, sometimes it doesn't stop to load *at all*). I do have a ADSL connection, but I think the reason is, that, for a blog, there's simply *way* too much content on one single page.

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The bottom line of this comment is: Imho, such lengthy articles *way* extend the purpose of a blog.

Suggestion: Why don't you post a summary together with a link to a PDF version to print it out?

And, regarding the design of the site in general: I would suggest to dismiss the underlined links. Instead I would maybe give them a different color, etc. I find it *very hard* to read *all* those links - and, again - in such a small column. Why don't you put all the links on a separate page ? I think the clarity of the layout would greatly benefit from this.

Greetings,

Claus