Changes in UFO Reports on TV News - Preparing for First Contact?

Recently I have noticed that TV reports of UFO sightings have become more frequent, I don't have the stats to back that up but it's just my personal feeling as I try to keep my ears open to the way UFOs are being reported by the media. 

It seems that the phenomenon became a wanted 'soft' news item by many local station's editors, and they treat the subject differently than other paranormal activities, you will not see the same treatment given to a ghost story, for example.

We the conspiracy theorists will say this is the way the media chose to prepare us for first contact, slowly dripping down the reality of UFOs, and the possibility of visitors from outer space, to the general public. It could be interesting to ask an editor in a generic news channel and see what the response would look like. I wouldn't count on a straight answer anyway as it was shown in the past that as far as the media moguls instruction for those who manage the media, we are never in the loop.

Proving UFOs Existence in 5 Points - They are Plausible

Is it possible to prove the reality of UFOs and the UFO conspiracy in just 5 short and basic points? 

No, not yet. Even though the reality of the phenomenon is obvious to anyone who bothers to do his basic research, we still don't have  a smoking gun, some kind of evidence or mass sighting that by itself would be enough to persuade the world beyond a reasonable doubt.

However, as we scroll through the massive amount of historical evidence and testimonies we could actually try to build an easy to grasp case for UFO existence, and maybe the conspiracy as well, in just 5 basic points. Ready? Here we go.

1. They are plausible.

At least 100 billion stars in our galaxy alone, which is one of hundreds of million of galaxies in the universe, 

and many Exoplanets are found by astronomers.The universe is not only big in unimaginable ways, it also allows countless opportunities for life to develop.

Nowadays we witness a paradigm shift in the scientific community, as the idea that the universe is teeming with life has become mainstream, and scientists are willing to openly discuss it.

Craig Venter on life materials exchange between earth and mars, and on 'human contamination' life in space

Neil deGrasse Tyson: 'To say life on earth is unique in the universe would be inexcusably egocentric'.

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