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This was at a time when Mike Jamieson and I co-founded Operation Right To Know a organization that held UFO demonstrations in the United States and in other locations around the world. At this time most in the field knew that some UFOs were real and most likely extraterrestrial and that there was a government cover-up but that was about as far as the thinking went at the time for most in the field. There were some exceptions such as the work by Wendle Stevens. I ended up dropping out of the public eye until a series of UFO/ET related events got me back on the internet last year and I became involved in the new emerging field of exopolitics. I am sure there are those who believe my attempts to reduce tensions and develop consensus between the exopolitical global peace activists and the exopolitical global security activists is a fool’s errand and that such is not possible at this time. I see this as simply a logical extension of the process of consensus building that began with the creation of the historic Hawaii Declaration. Those that think I may be on a fool's errand could be right and my thinking may once again be getting too far ahead and I should again take a break. I am certainly feeling the heat from both sides of the divide. Nevertheless I think this is important enough to give it a try and I plan to do just that. I think as a first step the most committed on both sides should begin some internet discussions as to how we may begin to reduce tensions and develop consensus. Next we could begin work to make a extraterrestrial civilizations and global security conference a reality. My thinking is that until we can comprehend and focus on just what are the true global security threats rather than the myriad of perceived threats of all things exopolitical, any kind of peace making and consensus between the opposing parties will be impossible. I expect a wide range of perceptions to be placed on the table ranging from that all things exopolitical are a threat to global security to that ET races are no threat to global security and that it is only the global security folks themselves that are a threat to global security. On the one hand we have committed people like Col. John Alexander and Dr. Jack Sarfatti who may feel that the global peace activists are a threat to global security and who advertently or inadvertently help terrorists. On the other hand we have people like Dr. Steven Greer and Dr. Richard Boylan who may feel that ET's are no threat and that people like John Alexander in the name of protecting against terrorism have blood on their hands and have themselves become right wing terrorists attacking political adversaries with left wing perspectives using covert high tech devices. John Alexander supporters would of course cry foul and that this is just more demonizing of John by paranoid leftists. Could it be possible that there is both truth and illusion across the spectrum of exopolitical views and that a coming together could sort out the grain from the chaff to the benefit of all? What a radical thought! :-) I think that the extraterrestrial presence can become a unifying factor rather than a divisive factor amongst earth humanity if we are willing to rise above our differences and begin a serious dialogue amongst ourselves. There are various venues involving the internet, phone conversations and face to face meetings and even a conference where we can begin to sort things out. Are we up to the task, I just don't know, it could take a few more years but I would hope the sooner the better as such actions would most certainly promote and assist the disclosure process. Are there short term risks, of course, but I would think the long term benefits would be worth 128