Space Aliens Come to Denver

Al Gore is visiting?

No, seriously. Aliens are coming to town.

“A video that purportedly shows a living, breathing space alien will be shown to
the news media Friday in Denver “

Denver has a history of this stuff I learned recently. On a lark, I bought a book “Mysteries and Miracles of Colorado”. I was interested in the tales of lost treasures, but it has stories of bizarre murders in the old West, and, as I soon learned, stories of alien encounters. Didn’t realize it when I bought it, but half the book was infested with stories of the damn things. All landing here in Colorado. Where’s my bug killer?

Though not soon destined for the Library of Congress, there’s many exciting tales in this book, including the mysterious flying objects dissecting horses, or the haunted ranch protected by horse eating aliens, or the Bizarre Death of Snippy the Horse. In Colorado, it seems, horses are high on the list of alien interests, and somewhere along the way, about the 60’s, the U.S. Air Force had enough of this nonsense, and contracted the University of Colorado in Boulder (where else) to investigate the little gray guys… The author of my book, of course, is convinced the investigation was all a whitewash. Well, it’s certainly sounds like those academics in Boulder were milking the Feds.

But I digress. The legend goes on – and local Jeff Peckman

“…is pushing a ballot initiative to create an Extraterrestrial Affairs Commission in Denver to prepare the city for close encounters of the alien kind, said the video is authentic and convinced him that aliens exist.”

Yes. He probably videotaped a Boulder City Council Meeting.

Anyway, the Video is Coming to Town. Be prepared. Life as we know it is about to end.

http://www.rockymountainnews.com/news/2008/may/28/purported-ufo-video-be-shown-friday/?printer=1/

Purported UFO video to be shown Friday

by Daniel J. Chacon
May 28, 2008
Rocky Mountain News

A video that purportedly shows a living, breathing space alien will be shown to the news media Friday in Denver.

Jeff Peckman, who is pushing a ballot initiative to create an Extraterrestrial Affairs Commission in Denver to prepare the city for close encounters of the alien kind, said the video is authentic and convinced him that aliens exist.

"As impressive as it is, it's still one tiny portion in the context of a vast amount of peripheral evidence," he said Wednesday. "It's really the final visual confirmation of what you already know to be true having seen all the other evidence."

When Peckman went before city officials this month to discuss his proposed ET initiative, he promised to show the video.

Peckman said the general public will have to wait to see it because it's being included in a documentary by Stan Romanek.

"No one will be allowed to film the segment with the extraterrestrial because there is an agreement in place limiting that kind of exposure during negotiations for the documentary," he said.

But people won't have to wait too long to see it for themselves.

"There is an open, public meeting in about a month in Colorado Springs," Peckman said. "We'll hope to do one in Denver at some point, and then in a few months, there will be the documentary that anybody can have, and it'll have the footage."

An instructor at the Colorado Film School in Denver scrutinized the video "very carefully" and determined it was authentic, Peckman said.

Peckman, 54, said the video was among the reasons he was "compelled" to launch the proposed ballot initiative, which has generated news as far as South Africa.

"It shows an extraterrestrial's head popping up outside of a window at night, looking in the window, that's visible through an infrared camera," he said. The alien is about 4 feet tall and can be seen blinking, Peckman said earlier this month.

In a statement, Peckman said "other related credible evidence" proving aliens exist will be shown at Friday's news conference, too.

In 2003, Peckman authored an off-beat ballot initiative that would have required the city to implement stress-reduction techniques. The "Safety Through Peace" initiative failed, but garnered 32 percent of the vote.

chacond@RockyMountainNews.com or 303-954-5099