EU space official supports UFO disclosure – says NASA can't be trusted
December 22, 10:33 AM
by Jeff Peckman, Denver UFO Examiner
Dr. Peter Creola, a retired Swiss
chief delegate at the European Space Agency (ESA) and head of the Swiss
office for space policies, has joined forces with those who demand the
truth about UFOs. ESA is the European version of NASA. On the topic of
disclosing the truth about UFOs, Dr. Creola said "…you cannot
unconditionally trust NASA."
Robert
Fleischer, Coordinator of Exopolitics Germany praised Dr. Creola by
stating "There are not many European high officials who dare to step
forward when it comes to the reality of the UFO phenomenon… As chairman
of the 'Ariane Programme Board', he played a key role in launching the
first European carrier missile 'Ariane' and has been involved in
numerous key projects of ESA."
Fleischer also shared comments by Dr. Creola from a recent interview published in "Mysteries", a German magazine:
"Question: In your opinion, would a
scientific investigation of the UFO phenomenon and the propulsion
systems used by UFOs bring new possibilities for terrestrial space
activities?
Creola:
Of course – not only for our space activities, but maybe even for the
future of mankind! I always found it astonishing that sightings of
silent crafts, which are obviously not bound to our gravitational laws,
are being ignored by science – at least officially. (…)
Question: Do you think that the US space agency NASA is covering up evidence about UFOs?
Creola: Well, NASA is part of the
government system. Whatever is the official policy also applies to NASA
and has to be carried out in that fashion. If, for example, the
official line is not to comment on certain topics related to UFO
sightings, or if some of these sightings involve National Security,
then NASA will obviously follow that doctrine. Indeed, in this case,
you cannot unconditionally trust NASA.
That,
of course, also applies to Roswell. If indeed something
extraterrestrial crashed there in 1947 and if the US government has
successfully managed to keep it undisclosed to this day, then NASA
would also be bound to this policy (not to disclose)."
Dr.
Creola's comments are consistent with whistleblower testimony from the
Disclosure Project and other high ranking former government leaders
around the world. Let's hope his courage and honorable intentions will
inspire a similar effort at NASA in the U.S.
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