Contrary to an unfounded rumors published on an internet website by a former U.S. Naval Intelligence officer, and circulating in the UFO/ET community, a review of the actual videotape of the full, unedited version of US President Barack Obama's April 5, 2009 disarmament speech in Prague, as made available by the Czech presidency of the European Union, reveals that Obama did not make any direct or oblique reference to the role of extraterrestrials in preventing nuclear war on earth.  Neither does the full text of Obama’s speech as delivered, which conforms to Obama’s reading of it from a teleprompter, make any direct or oblique reference to extraterrestrial civilizations.  Unfounded rumors published by the former U.S. Naval Intelligence officer of CNN’s removal of extraterrestrial references by Obama before re-broadcasting the speech appear to be false as well, as there were no such references made Obama’s Prague speech.

Obama ET rumor source

One central source of the Obama ET rumor, now circulating in extraterrestrial/UFO study circles, appears to be the website “Welcome the Light: NESARA, Channeling and Ethereal information”, in an April 6, 2009 article by Mark Huber, the website’s administrator and a former U.S. Naval Intelligence officer.

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“The ‘exact’ transcripts are not available. They did play the first one on CNN at 11AM today. Obama gave a long speech in Prague on nuclear stockpile reductions by all holders of these and detailed the importance of this and non-proliferation of those weapons to all the nations on the planet.

“Near the end of his comments he threw in a couple of subtle sentences in which he posed a question to his ‘audience’ to consider that there ‘might be others out there who would like to assist us’ and then suggested that they would probably be reluctant to directly contact us to offer their help because we treat all beyond our planet as hostile by pointing all our weapons at them. So maybe we should reconsider our policies about strangers and be more open to consider how all might benefit from possible exchanges of perspectives.

“We went to CNN around 12Noon and they had ’snipped’ those comments from the speech archives.”

On the website, Mark Huber lists himself as having been involved with military and intelligence for 24 years, and to be “a contact for Faction 3 intelligence (military and ethereal information 38 levels above the President of the United States).”

Obama actual speech: Video and text

The full video version and actual text of Barack Obama’s full speech in Prague on April 5, 2009 are readily available on the Internet.

You Tube carries Obama’s Prague speech, including the official video made available by EUXTV on April 5, 2009.

You can view the speech itself in its entirety, and see if any words or phrases resembling “there ‘might be others out there who would like to assist us”’ or “they would probably be reluctant to directly contact us to offer their help because we treat all beyond our planet as hostile by pointing all our weapons at them” appear as part of Barack Obama’s teleprompter-driven speech.

I viewed the speech as recorded and could not find any references that Mark Huber, a former U.S. Naval Intelligence officer, with 24 years in military aviation and intelligence, publishes are there, or any evidence of Huber’s accusations that CNN has ‘snipped those comments.’”

One can rightly ask why baseless Obama ET/UFO rumors are being fed

In the military-intelligence world of U.S. Naval Intelligence, episodes like the Mark Huber publication are termed “disinformation,” or intentional misinformation published for purposes of sustaining a specific “meme” or psychosocial thought form.

For example, a common unsubstantiated “meme” now circulation in extraterrestrial/ UFO and dimensional channeling circles is that the persona of Barack Obama at a deeper level is actually a “starseed” or higher soul from the star system Sirius, who has incarnated as the persona of Barack Obama in order to transform the world from its present war economy to a sustainable planetary society.

The “meme” of Obama’s Sirius starseed origins may or may not have a factual basis.  Scientific parapsychology has proved phenomena that suggest the existence of a multi-dimensional human “soul” which outlives the body, as well as a model of a human soul’s reincarnation.  It is certainly scientifically feasible that one such soul from an advanced, upper-dimensional ethical extraterrestrial civilization, such as some sources state may exist in the Sirius star system, may be incarnated as the higher self of the Barack Obama persona.

My question is why someone like Mark Huber, a 24 year U.S. Naval Intelligence veteran, is promoting active journalistic mis-reporting on his website, not only against the integrity of Barack Obama’s speech, but against CNN’s journalistic integrity as well. 

Dr. John Jay Harper, for example, is former lifetime U.S. Naval officer who has professionally written about his NDE (Near Death Experiences) in a scientific manner in his book Tranceformers: Shamans of the 21st Century, and without any of the misreporting that Huber does.

The simplest answer is that Huber’s “misreporting” about purported extraterrestrial references in Obama’ Prague speech may be an active form of disinformation, whose function is to propagate a meme – that U.S. President Barack Obama is a starseed, actively dropping hints about extraterrestrials in his public statements – without any reference to the journalistic facts.

Cui bono – Who gains?

A legitimate question in any intelligence-related activity, like the support of memes through active journalistic misrepresentation by a former U.S. Naval Intelligence officer, is: Cui Bono? Who gains from this publication of false information about Barack Obama and extraterrestrial civilizations?

Several years ago, a representative of the Canadian branch of an organization called NESARA approached me.  

The Canadian NESARA representative asked me to look into the legitimacy of the National Economic Security And Reformation Act (NESARA), a purported law that was secretly passed in the United States.   According to the NESARA website, NESARA provides for “major financial benefits to American citizens including: 1) end of income taxes; 2) forgiveness of credit card and mortgage debt as remedy for bank frauds; 3) U.S. Treasury Bank system which absorbs the Federal Reserve and new precious metals backed U.S. Treasury currency; 4) restoration of Constitutional Law, and much more. Many bank presidents and senior stockbrokers have privately confirmed to close personal friends that they have been briefed about the U.S. Treasury bank system.”

The origins of the NESARA Act are set out as follows: “In June 2000, news of the secret NESARA law passage came from U.S. naval intelligence contacts, some of the White Knights who have assisted the Justices in activities involving NESARA. Many powerful groups have tried to stop the announcement and implementation of the NESARA law which provides major financial improvements for Americans. After 18 months of clearing interference, the Justices had the current Congress pass resolutions "approving" NESARA on September 9, 2001. NESARA was to be announced at 10 a.m. EDT on September 11, 2001. Groups opposing NESARA arranged for the attacks to occur on 9/11 to keep NESARA from being announced. Since then we have had months of unseen battles as the Justices and other White Knights deal with problems on many fronts almost constantly."

We do not know if Mark Huber was part of the “U.S. naval intelligence contact White Knights” who originally promoted NESARA, but on his website, Huber states “We’ve been working together to get NESARA announced and to inform people about the GF [Galactic Federation] and to anchor that energy here.”

You can review the NESARA “story” here.

My evaluations of NESARA following this review were two-fold. (1) NESARA is a legal fraud, as the process set out in the U.S. constitutional for the adoption of a statute was not followed; (2) U.S. Naval Intelligence officers are prominently mentioned as “White Knights” in the promotion of NESARA.   Upon evaluation, it appeared to me (and to others) that NESARA might be a disinformation and mind control operation/scam by U.S. Naval Intelligence or some other military-intelligence agency.  NESARA’s purpose seems to be to capture unwitting minds and keep them disoriented and occupied in a world of delusion-based thinking (like Obama’s talking about ETs at Prague). NESARA, in military intelligence terms, is a legend.

Obama’s substantive speech & the importance of the extraterrestrial issue

Obama’s speech at Prague, announcing a commitment to finally seek U.S. Senate ratification of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty is a substantive step forward in world public order, and exopolitics.  The damage of ionizing radiation from nuclear fallout and the use of U.S. depleted uranium weapons (illegally manufactured using Canadian uranium which by Canadian law cannot be used in weapons) is multiple, ranging from an epidemic in human diabetes, mental illness, autism, and the destruction of the DNA of humans and all living things.  One expert witness states that whereas in the early 1990s, 80% of male human sperm was motile and normal, now only 15% of human sperm is normal and 85% is abnormally and non-motile, due to ionizing radiation from nuclear testing, depleted uranium, and nuclear power plants.  Obama’s speech promises an end to at least one part of this silent nuclear war against the human DNA.

The issues around the extraterrestrial presence on earth are vital, relate to our human positive future, and must be dealt with using a sound, scientific approach.

Ethical extraterrestrial civilizations are on record has having intervened in human public affairs to try and stop the deep damage of nuclear weapons. There are reliable reports that representatives of advanced extraterrestrial civilizations met with U.S. President Dwight Eisenhower on Feb. 20, 1954 in an effort to stop the U.S. nuclear weapons program, because of the harmful effect of ionizing radiation on the earth’s biosphere, the human and world genome, and on the dimensional ecology which extraterrestrial civilizations share with human civilization.  The U.S. responded 9 days after Eisenhower’s meeting with the 1954 Bravo Test of a 15-megaton hydrogen bomb weapon.  Capt. Robert Salas (USAF Ret.) has documented the extraterrestrial intervention shutting down Malstrom Air Force Base missile ICBM silo complex under his command in 1967.

An end to ET-related disinformation about Obama

Active disinformation published about Barack Obama and the extraterrestrial issue on the website site of a former U.S. Naval Intelligence officer promoting NESARA, for example, has the effect of disorienting persons interested in exopolitics and the extraterrestrial presence.  Today, an ET/UFO author asking me if Huber’s report was true called me.   Reports like Huber’s are damaging the public credibility of the extraterrestrial presence, and to the opportunity that Barack Obama will take active serous steps to reveal the presence of extraterrestrial civilizations and develop public interest, transparent policies towards ethical extraterrestrial civilizations during his terms in office.

FULL TEXT AS DELIVERED

Barack Obama speech

Prague, April 5, 2009

Below is the speech President Obama delivered in Prague. Text is as delivered.

    Thank you so much. Thank you for this wonderful welcome. Thank you to the people of Prague. Thank you to the people of the Czech Republic. (Applause.) Today, I'm proud to stand here with you in the middle of this great city, in the center of Europe. (Applause.) And, to paraphrase one of my predecessors, I am also proud to be the man who brought Michelle Obama to Prague. (Applause.)

    To Mr. President, Mr. Prime Minister, to all the dignitaries who are here, thank you for your extraordinary hospitality. And to the people of the Czech Republic, thank you for your friendship to the United States. (Applause.)

    I've learned over many years to appreciate the good company and the good humor of the Czech people in my hometown of Chicago. (Applause.) Behind me is a statue of a hero of the Czech people -- Tomas Masaryk. (Applause.) In 1918, after America had pledged its support for Czech independence, Masaryk spoke to a crowd in Chicago that was estimated to be over 100,000. I don't think I can match his record -- (laughter) -- but I am honored to follow his footsteps from Chicago to Prague. (Applause.)

    For over a thousand years, Prague has set itself apart from any other city in any other place. You've known war and peace. You've seen empires rise and fall. You've led revolutions in the arts and science, in politics and in poetry. Through it all, the people of Prague have insisted on pursuing their own path, and defining their own destiny. And this city -- this Golden City which is both ancient and youthful -- stands as a living monument to your unconquerable spirit.

    When I was born, the world was divided, and our nations were faced with very different circumstances. Few people would have predicted that someone like me would one day become the President of the United States. (Applause.) Few people would have predicted that an American President would one day be permitted to speak to an audience like this in Prague. (Applause.) Few would have imagined that the Czech Republic would become a free nation, a member of NATO, a leader of a united Europe. Those ideas would have been dismissed as dreams.

    We are here today because enough people ignored the voices who told them that the world could not change.

    We're here today because of the courage of those who stood up and took risks to say that freedom is a right for all people, no matter what side of a wall they live on, and no matter what they look like.

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    We are here today because of the Prague Spring -- because the simple and principled pursuit of liberty and opportunity shamed those who relied on the power of tanks and arms to put down the will of a people.

    We are here today because 20 years ago, the people of this city took to the streets to claim the promise of a new day, and the fundamental human rights that had been denied them for far too long. Sametová Revoluce -- (applause) -- the Velvet Revolution taught us many things. It showed us that peaceful protest could shake the foundations of an empire, and expose the emptiness of an ideology. It showed us that small countries can play a pivotal role in world events, and that young people can lead the way in overcoming old conflicts. (Applause.) And it proved that moral leadership is more powerful than any weapon.

    That's why I'm speaking to you in the center of a Europe that is peaceful, united and free -- because ordinary people believed that divisions could be bridged, even when their leaders did not. They believed that walls could come down; that peace could prevail.

    We are here today because Americans and Czechs believed against all odds that today could be possible. (Applause.)

    Now, we share this common history. But now this generation -- our generation -- cannot stand still. We, too, have a choice to make. As the world has become less divided, it has become more interconnected. And we've seen events move faster than our ability to control them -- a global economy in crisis, a changing climate, the persistent dangers of old conflicts, new threats and the spread of catastrophic weapons.

    None of these challenges can be solved quickly or easily. But all of them demand that we listen to one another and work together; that we focus on our common interests, not on occasional differences; and that we reaffirm our shared values, which are stronger than any force that could drive us apart. That is the work that we must carry on. That is the work that I have come to Europe to begin. (Applause.)

    To renew our prosperity, we need action coordinated across borders. That means investments to create new jobs. That means resisting the walls of protectionism that stand in the way of growth. That means a change in our financial system, with new rules to prevent abuse and future crisis. (Applause.)

    And we have an obligation to our common prosperity and our common humanity to extend a hand to those emerging markets and impoverished people who are suffering the most, even though they may have had very little to do with financial crises, which is why we set aside over a trillion dollars for the International Monetary Fund earlier this week, to make sure that everybody -- everybody -- receives some assistance. (Applause.)

    Now, to protect our planet, now is the time to change the way that we use energy. (Applause.) Together, we must confront climate change by ending the world's dependence on fossil fuels, by tapping the power of new sources of energy like the wind and sun, and calling upon all nations to do their part. And I pledge to you that in this global effort, the United States is now ready to lead. (Applause.)

    To provide for our common security, we must strengthen our alliance. NATO was founded 60 years ago, after Communism took over Czechoslovakia. That was when the free world learned too late that it could not afford division. So we came together to forge the strongest alliance that the world has ever known. And we should -- stood shoulder to shoulder -- year after year, decade after decade -- until an Iron Curtain was lifted, and freedom spread like flowing water.

    This marks the 10th year of NATO membership for the Czech Republic. And I know that many times in the 20th century, decisions were made without you at the table. Great powers let you down, or determined your destiny without your voice being heard. I am here to say that the United States will never turn its back on the people of this nation. (Applause.) We are bound by shared values, shared history -- (applause.) We are bound by shared values and shared history and the enduring promise of our alliance. NATO's Article V states it clearly: An attack on one is an attack on all. That is a promise for our time, and for all time.

    The people of the Czech Republic kept that promise after America was attacked; thousands were killed on our soil, and NATO responded. NATO's mission in Afghanistan is fundamental to the safety of people on both sides of the Atlantic. We are targeting the same al Qaeda terrorists who have struck from New York to London, and helping the Afghan people take responsibility for their future. We are demonstrating that free nations can make common cause on behalf of our common security. And I want you to know that we honor the sacrifices of the Czech people in this endeavor, and mourn the loss of those you've lost.

    But no alliance can afford to stand still. We must work together as NATO members so that we have contingency plans in place to deal with new threats, wherever they may come from. We must strengthen our cooperation with one another, and with other nations and institutions around the world, to confront dangers that recognize no borders. And we must pursue constructive relations with Russia on issues of common concern.

    Now, one of those issues that I'll focus on today is fundamental to the security of our nations and to the peace of the world -- that's the future of nuclear weapons in the 21st century.

    The existence of thousands of nuclear weapons is the most dangerous legacy of the Cold War. No nuclear war was fought between the United States and the Soviet Union, but generations lived with the knowledge that their world could be erased in a single flash of light. Cities like Prague that existed for centuries, that embodied the beauty and the talent of so much of humanity, would have ceased to exist.

    Today, the Cold War has disappeared but thousands of those weapons have not. In a strange turn of history, the threat of global nuclear war has gone down, but the risk of a nuclear attack has gone up. More nations have acquired these weapons. Testing has continued. Black market trade in nuclear secrets and nuclear materials abound. The technology to build a bomb has spread. Terrorists are determined to buy, build or steal one. Our efforts to contain these dangers are centered on a global non-proliferation regime, but as more people and nations break the rules, we could reach the point where the center cannot hold.

    Now, understand, this matters to people everywhere. One nuclear weapon exploded in one city -- be it New York or Moscow, Islamabad or Mumbai, Tokyo or Tel Aviv, Paris or Prague -- could kill hundreds of thousands of people. And no matter where it happens, there is no end to what the consequences might be -- for our global safety, our security, our society, our economy, to our ultimate survival.

    Some argue that the spread of these weapons cannot be stopped, cannot be checked -- that we are destined to live in a world where more nations and more people possess the ultimate tools of destruction. Such fatalism is a deadly adversary, for if we believe that the spread of nuclear weapons is inevitable, then in some way we are admitting to ourselves that the use of nuclear weapons is inevitable.

    Just as we stood for freedom in the 20th century, we must stand together for the right of people everywhere to live free from fear in the 21st century. (Applause.) And as nuclear power -- as a nuclear power, as the only nuclear power to have used a nuclear weapon, the United States has a moral responsibility to act. We cannot succeed in this endeavor alone, but we can lead it, we can start it.

    So today, I state clearly and with conviction America's commitment to seek the peace and security of a world without nuclear weapons. (Applause.) I'm not naive. This goal will not be reached quickly -- perhaps not in my lifetime. It will take patience and persistence. But now we, too, must ignore the voices who tell us that the world cannot change. We have to insist, "Yes, we can." (Applause.)

    Now, let me describe to you the trajectory we need to be on. First, the United States will take concrete steps towards a world without nuclear weapons. To put an end to Cold War thinking, we will reduce the role of nuclear weapons in our national security strategy, and urge others to do the same. Make no mistake: As long as these weapons exist, the United States will maintain a safe, secure and effective arsenal to deter any adversary, and guarantee that defense to our allies -- including the Czech Republic. But we will begin the work of reducing our arsenal.

    To reduce our warheads and stockpiles, we will negotiate a new Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty with the Russians this year. (Applause.) President Medvedev and I began this process in London, and will seek a new agreement by the end of this year that is legally binding and sufficiently bold. And this will set the stage for further cuts, and we will seek to include all nuclear weapons states in this endeavor.

    To achieve a global ban on nuclear testing, my administration will immediately and aggressively pursue U.S. ratification of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty. (Applause.) After more than five decades of talks, it is time for the testing of nuclear weapons to finally be banned.

    And to cut off the building blocks needed for a bomb, the United States will seek a new treaty that verifiably ends the production of fissile materials intended for use in state nuclear weapons. If we are serious about stopping the spread of these weapons, then we should put an end to the dedicated production of weapons-grade materials that create them. That's the first step.

    Second, together we will strengthen the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty as a basis for cooperation.

    The basic bargain is sound: Countries with nuclear weapons will move towards disarmament, countries without nuclear weapons will not acquire them, and all countries can access peaceful nuclear energy. To strengthen the treaty, we should embrace several principles. We need more resources and authority to strengthen international inspections. We need real and immediate consequences for countries caught breaking the rules or trying to leave the treaty without cause.

    And we should build a new framework for civil nuclear cooperation, including an international fuel bank, so that countries can access peaceful power without increasing the risks of proliferation. That must be the right of every nation that renounces nuclear weapons, especially developing countries embarking on peaceful programs. And no approach will succeed if it's based on the denial of rights to nations that play by the rules. We must harness the power of nuclear energy on behalf of our efforts to combat climate change, and to advance peace opportunity for all people.

    But we go forward with no illusions. Some countries will break the rules. That's why we need a structure in place that ensures when any nation does, they will face consequences.

    Just this morning, we were reminded again of why we need a new and more rigorous approach to address this threat. North Korea broke the rules once again by testing a rocket that could be used for long range missiles. This provocation underscores the need for action -- not just this afternoon at the U.N. Security Council, but in our determination to prevent the spread of these weapons.

    Rules must be binding. Violations must be punished. Words must mean something. The world must stand together to prevent the spread of these weapons. Now is the time for a strong international response -- (applause) -- now is the time for a strong international response, and North Korea must know that the path to security and respect will never come through threats and illegal weapons. All nations must come together to build a stronger, global regime. And that's why we must stand shoulder to shoulder to pressure the North Koreans to change course.

    Iran has yet to build a nuclear weapon. My administration will seek engagement with Iran based on mutual interests and mutual respect. We believe in dialogue. (Applause.) But in that dialogue we will present a clear choice. We want Iran to take its rightful place in the community of nations, politically and economically. We will support Iran's right to peaceful nuclear energy with rigorous inspections. That's a path that the Islamic Republic can take. Or the government can choose increased isolation, international pressure, and a potential nuclear arms race in the region that will increase insecurity for all.

    So let me be clear: Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile activity poses a real threat, not just to the United States, but to Iran's neighbors and our allies. The Czech Republic and Poland have been courageous in agreeing to host a defense against these missiles. As long as the threat from Iran persists, we will go forward with a missile defense system that is cost-effective and proven. (Applause.) If the Iranian threat is eliminated, we will have a stronger basis for security, and the driving force for missile defense construction in Europe will be removed. (Applause.)

    So, finally, we must ensure that terrorists never acquire a nuclear weapon. This is the most immediate and extreme threat to global security. One terrorist with one nuclear weapon could unleash massive destruction. Al Qaeda has said it seeks a bomb and that it would have no problem with using it. And we know that there is unsecured nuclear material across the globe. To protect our people, we must act with a sense of purpose without delay.

    So today I am announcing a new international effort to secure all vulnerable nuclear material around the world within four years. We will set new standards, expand our cooperation with Russia, pursue new partnerships to lock down these sensitive materials.

    We must also build on our efforts to break up black markets, detect and intercept materials in transit, and use financial tools to disrupt this dangerous trade. Because this threat will be lasting, we should come together to turn efforts such as the Proliferation Security Initiative and the Global Initiative to Combat Nuclear Terrorism into durable international institutions. And we should start by having a Global Summit on Nuclear Security that the United States will host within the next year. (Applause.)

    Now, I know that there are some who will question whether we can act on such a broad agenda. There are those who doubt whether true international cooperation is possible, given inevitable differences among nations. And there are those who hear talk of a world without nuclear weapons and doubt whether it's worth setting a goal that seems impossible to achieve.

    But make no mistake: We know where that road leads. When nations and peoples allow themselves to be defined by their differences, the gulf between them widens. When we fail to pursue peace, then it stays forever beyond our grasp. We know the path when we choose fear over hope. To denounce or shrug off a call for cooperation is an easy but also a cowardly thing to do. That's how wars begin. That's where human progress ends.

    There is violence and injustice in our world that must be confronted. We must confront it not by splitting apart but by standing together as free nations, as free people. (Applause.) I know that a call to arms can stir the souls of men and women more than a call to lay them down. But that is why the voices for peace and progress must be raised together. (Applause.)

    Those are the voices that still echo through the streets of Prague. Those are the ghosts of 1968. Those were the joyful sounds of the Velvet Revolution. Those were the Czechs who helped bring down a nuclear-armed empire without firing a shot.

    Human destiny will be what we make of it. And here in Prague, let us honor our past by reaching for a better future. Let us bridge our divisions, build upon our hopes, accept our responsibility to leave this world more prosperous and more peaceful than we found it. (Applause.) Together we can do it.

    Thank you very much. Thank you, Prague. (Applause.)

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