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continue into more advanced states of evolution? Dr. Richard Boylan and Dr. Steven Greer please take note. :-) It is my opinion that with the passage of the National Security Act of 1947 our evolution took a turn for the worse. This act placed exopolitics under military control outside of constitutional constraints and out of the public domain. We as a people collectively put our evolution in the hands of the National Security Apparatus which is rightly focused on threat in its mission but was wrongly applied to the exopolitical situation. Today I believe that the Military, Industrial, National Security apparatus now has begun to realize that threat is only one half of the total situational awareness equation or coin. What has been ignored by these controllers is opportunity. Such a grave imbalance between threat and opportunity has led to very serious still secret exopolitical repercussions that could even result in extinction of our race either by an alien invasion or survival at best as a colony by a predatory intelligence. What a mess, how do we get evolution back on track to a more optimal level? The answer is to be found in restoring the balance between competition and cooperation. Humanity has to come together. We have to dismantle the culture of excessive secrecy, deception, propaganda, in favor of openness and truthfulness. In other words it is ethics, truth, openness that allows for interspecies cooperation. Ethics are the rules we agree to abide by in order to work together to gain resources necessary for survival and to defend against predation. Social scientists and ecologists operating in the public domain have the best background and social environment to properly conceptualize our exopolitical situational awareness with a focus on opportunities. The military should focus on threat, that is its proper place in society. This is what it is conditioned and trained to do. The faster the military as an institution can learn from its past mistakes and recognize it rightful place in society the better. The faster we in the public can assimilate the huge back log of data that has been accumulated, compartmentalized and buried in the black world the better. We have got to remove the boundaries that limit our evolution and only keep those that are truly important to national security. As The Moody Blues song goes, "Its a question of balance." A Call For Interlocking Civilian-Military Exopolitical Networks I have been giving a lot of thought of late about how to better increase contact and information transfers between military and civilian exopolitical evaluators. The reason for this is that optimal exopolitical situational awareness for all of us military and civilian alike is only possible if special access programs become more permeable. These programs should only restrict exopolitical information that is clearly in the interest of national security. Information flow is the lifeblood of a free and open society. Threat, the providence of the military must be balanced against, opportunity, the providence of a free and informed society. As I have stated in other papers, optimal exopolitical situational awareness is essential in enabling a more optimal evolutionary track for our species and is critical in avoiding evolutionary catastrophe. It’s becoming very clear to the progressives both inside and outside the box that this is so. 141