| Buzz Aldrin was scheduled for a phone interview on | | | | That's what it was." |
| the Friday, June 8, 2007, edition of Your World with Neil | | | | Throwing caution to the wind, Aldrin brings up two |
| Cavuto on the Fox News cable channel. Originally | | | | points that involve accusations UFO Researchers |
| booked to talk about the latest space shuttle launch, he | | | | have made against NASA and the Government for |
| suddenly found himself being asked about Paris Hilton | | | | years: |
| and had some very interesting things to say. | | | | 1. The U.S. Government is hiding information about |
| Friday, June 8, 2007, should have been a big news day. | | | | UFOs for fear of public reaction to the affirmation that |
| A former Preacher's Wife was sentenced to three | | | | Aliens exist and are visiting our planet at will. |
| years in prison for shooting her husband in the back | | | | 2. The U.S. Government knows all about UFOs and |
| while he slept. A Tax Protestor couple in New | | | | has the ability to identify them. |
| Hampshire discovered what happens when you | | | | To my knowledge, Aldrin has hardly ever used the |
| challenge the authority of people you elect to office: | | | | term, "UFO." Astronauts have avoided that term like |
| You get state police and an army of federal troops | | | | the plague. Deke Slayton, an Astronaut and Chief of |
| with tanks and federal agents with submachine guns | | | | the Astronaut Office made this statement in 1976: "I |
| at your door. The space shuttle took off on a mission | | | | don't recall any of our astronauts ever reporting |
| to support the International Space Station. It was | | | | UFOs." Why would he say that when there were |
| announced that the current Chairman of the Joint | | | | already so many Astronaut sightings and UFO photos |
| Chiefs of Staff was stepping down. East Coast air | | | | on record by then? Simple. They were already |
| travel was practically brought to a stand still by a | | | | IDENTIFIED, not UNIDENTIFIED. And as far as word |
| computer glitch. | | | | games go, the use of the term UFO by government or |
| None of those news pieces ended up being the | | | | military personnel officially ended with the close of |
| biggest story of the day. Instead it was Paris (Hilton, | | | | Project Bluebook (the official U.S. Government |
| not France). Yes, it apparently took Fox and other | | | | investigation into UFOs) in 1969. |
| news gathering and reporting organizations eight hours | | | | As indicated by Buzz Aldrin's latest statement, NASA |
| to tell the tale of Naughty Paris and the Nasty Judge. It | | | | already knew how to recognize UFOs in 1969. Aldrin: |
| didn't seem to bother the news pundits that Paris was | | | | "Think about what people would have said and what |
| ordered back to jail to serve a forty-five day sentence | | | | they would have done if we told them it was a UFO |
| for a probation violation, when other celebs have spent | | | | following us? That's what it was." However, Aldrin |
| as little as five hours in jail for the same thing. I mean, | | | | hasn't always been so forthcoming. I recall Aldrin's |
| give a gal a break! Don't billion dollar babies get an | | | | trademark Cheshire cat smile on the Sally Jesse |
| automatic pass? Regardless of how you feel about | | | | Raphael Show anytime we asked about UFOs or |
| the Paris Affair, it may have paid off in an unusual | | | | Aliens. It was his preprogrammed defense mechanism. |
| way for UFO Researchers. | | | | Anytime he's asked about UFOs during a television, |
| Buzz Aldrin was supposed to be talking about the | | | | cable or film interview, the smile pops up. Other times |
| latest Space Shuttle Mission. Imagine his surprise when | | | | he'll substitute the smile with handy comments like, "It's |
| the famous astronaut's guest spot was jammed into | | | | a big universe" or "I guess someone else has to be out |
| the middle of the never-ending discussion about Paris. | | | | there," but it's still more than we ever hear from Neil |
| An experienced media guest, Buzz is never at a loss | | | | Armstrong. |
| for prefabricated words. Years ago I appeared on the | | | | The world is still waiting to hear what the first man to |
| Sally Jesse Raphael Show with him and a few other | | | | walk on the moon has to say about what happened |
| UFO Researchers. As long as you didn't ask him | | | | during the Apollo 11 Mission. Described as a deeply |
| anything out of the ordinary, he had some terrific | | | | private and honest man, Armstrong has been virtually |
| prepared responses. If you did, he stammered and | | | | silent since returning to Earth except for a few |
| stumbled. That's what happened on Your World with | | | | interviews almost immediately after the mission. The |
| Neil Cavuto today around 1:30pm Arizona Time. | | | | question that has always bothered me is why? |
| Asked to comment on how he felt about living in a | | | | The only sensible answer is that things happened on |
| world where Paris dominates the news for hours on | | | | the Apollo 11 Moon Mission that Neil Armstrong doesn't |
| end, he began by stammering on about some science | | | | want to talk about. It's likely that he would rather say |
| fiction book he once wrote. The story was about a | | | | nothing then lie to people, mislead them or deliver a |
| civilization that was going to be destroyed in exactly | | | | series of NASA approved responses. It's impossible to |
| 140 years by a terrible calamity. He point was that | | | | say exactly what happened, but there is a decent |
| everyone knew about it and did nothing until the very | | | | body of evidence to indicate that it was anything but a |
| last minute. Huh? Like I said, not good without the | | | | routine flight. |
| prefab responses. | | | | During a time when the media was allowed to monitor |
| Buzz continued and finally made a lucid point. He | | | | most radio transmissions from the mission, odd noises |
| apparently feels that we have lost our focus. Instead | | | | and allegedly unknown languages were heard. Various |
| of worrying about how the Russians, Chinese and | | | | statements regarding unknown objects and particular |
| Japanese are slowly overtaking us in space research | | | | incidents were made by all three of the Apollo 11 |
| and exploration, we sensationalize and promote | | | | Astronauts. Some photos taken during the mission |
| non-events like today's Paris debacle. Just as Your | | | | appear to show a number of odd lights and strange |
| World was headed to a break, Aldrin reminisced about | | | | objects in various positions near the moon. |
| the days of the Apollo 11 Moon Mission and said, | | | | Armstrong's overall lack of enthusiasm for press |
| "Suppose Neal and I said, 'Look at what's outside of | | | | events brings up another question. Why would NASA |
| our window! It's a UFO!' Instead, we said, 'It's unusual to | | | | choose a quiet guy like Neil Armstrong to be the first |
| see a booster rocket outside of our window.' Think | | | | man to walk on the Moon? They had to know that |
| about what people would have said and what they | | | | everyone in the world would want to interview him for |
| would have done if we told them it was a UFO | | | | years to come. That could have been a major publicity |
| following us? That's what it was." | | | | boom for NASA; instead it turned into a bust that |
| This was not Aldrin's first statement about UFO | | | | probably contributed to the eventual gutting of the |
| encounters during the Apollo 11 Mission. He appeared | | | | Space Program. That leaves the door open for all |
| on a Science Channel program entitled, "First on the | | | | kinds of speculation. |
| Moon: The Untold Story" in 2005 and made this | | | | Whenever he's asked a question about something that |
| unusual observation: "There was something out there | | | | Neil Armstrong said or did during the Apollo 11 Moon |
| that, uh, was close enough to be observed and what | | | | Mission, Buzz Aldrin always says, "You would have to |
| could it be? Mike (Collins) decided he thought he could | | | | ask Neil about that." We would love to Buzz, but he |
| see it in the telescope and he was able to do that and | | | | ain't talking! The best we can hope for is a final |
| when it was in one position, that had a series of | | | | disclosure from Armstrong while he is alive or some |
| ellipses, but when you made it real sharp it was sort of | | | | kind of written or recorded statement left behind after |
| L shaped. That didn't tell us very much." | | | | he passes on. Now almost seventy-six years old, his |
| While interesting, it was carefully worded and left the | | | | last public appearance was at the White House in |
| door open to various interpretations. Compare that to | | | | 2004 for the 35th Anniversary Celebration of the |
| the statement he made today, "Think about what | | | | Moon Landing. As usual, he had little to say during that |
| people would have said and what they would have | | | | occasion. |
| done if we told them it was a UFO following us? | | | | |