What is up with the Canadians?

First we have former cabinet minister Paul Hellyer about to give a big speech at the Exopolitics Toronto Symposium on UFO Disclosure and Planetary Directions on Sunday Sept. 25. He has already said things such as he believes American scientists have re-engineered alien wreckage from a supposed UFO crash at Roswell, N.M. in 1947 to produce modern technical marvels. He has also hinted that he may have inside info on some UFO matters. I personally can’t wait to hear what he has to say, but at the same time I have a feeling that this is being hyped up too much and I will probably be disappointed. Still, anytime a person from Government in willing to speak up and say they believe in such things it makes me and everyone else who believes look a little less crazy. Probably the US government can’t afford too many people like that speaking up or the media might actually start to take us crazy people seriously.

Second there is the strange incident that happened last week with Grant Cameron. Grant Cameron who researches what the Presidents have known about UFOs and aliens was coming from Canada to attend a UFO conference in LA when he was pulled aside by Homeland Security Officers. He was refused permission to enter the US on the grounds that he was seeking employment without having received US Department of Labor certification. When he explained to the agents that he often speaks at such things and has never been denied entry to the US before, he was told “we won’t make that mistake again.”

Then, Cameron's computer tested positive for explosives. He has no explanation for this other than he had just got it back from Dell and thought maybe they had cleaned it with some strange chemical. The agent told him to run a program on it so he popped up his presentation which had numerous pix of George Bush. The agent wanted to know why he had pictures of the President and he explained as best he could. After finally getting back to Canada he left numerous messages with organizers of the conference of why he was a no show. Nobody received any of his messages and when they tried to call him his phone was disconnected and his email was also not functioning. Cameron speculates that it was the work he did on a History Channel program about the Presidents that aired a couple weeks back that got him on some sort of electronic list for trouble makers. Cameron has now retained a lawyer feeling he was rejected entry with a phony charge. Anyone who wants to see the actual documents can hop on over to http://www.earthfiles.com/news/news.cfm?ID=976&category=Environment.

I also happened to notice, while glancing through my blog, that most of the UFO related news stories last week came from Canada. Strange.

Who would have thought the mild mannered Canadians would be such trouble makers? Shouldn’t the Homeland Security Dept be spending time more wisely, like trying to keep terrorist out of the US. Why is the US Government suddenly so afraid of Grant Cameron who has been speaking at US conferences for years? Is there something that Hellyer is privy to that they were afraid Cameron might spill the beans on? Is it all just a big coincidence? Heck, I don’t know the answer to any of these questions, all I know is apparently the US Government is deathly afraid of Canadian UFO researchers.

On the heels of all this drama, Whitley Strieber added his own drama saying that he feared that all the UFO researchers would start disappearing and be put in Government prison camps. While keeping UFO researchers from entering the country could be the first step in this plan, I am hoping we are a long way off from prison camps. Hopefully my passport will still work if I notice UFO researchers disappearing because I know it won’t take them long to get around to the UFO weekly columnists and bloggers.