Canada's foremost ET hunter ...

Contributor: "YYC"

... "we are not alone" (CBC).

Canadian Stanton Friedman is a superstar in the UFO world, a man who can walk into a conference about aliens and be recognized the way that golf fans recognize Tiger Woods prowling the fairways of the Masters.

In the past few months the mainstream media have begun talking openly about UFO's. It makes me wonder what they're up to.

(Here's a YouTube video of Stanton Friedman on UFO's.)

Check out the car in the CBC photo. It carries an American flag, so he must have been in the States at the time. It also proudly boasts he's a Grand Marshall, which could mean he's a Mason, but might only mean he was Grand Marshall of a parade at an annual Philadelphia UFO Conference at which he has more than once been a presenter.

According to Wikipedia, that title "often appears as a rank in science fiction sources" - Note: "science fiction".

Also - according to Wikipedia - Friedman is a dual citizen of the US and Canada, and was educated at the U. of Chicago - from whence also came the school of global free markets, headed by Milton Friedman who invented the Shock Doctrine (full length video based on Naomi Klein's book). Are the two Friedmans related?

Is it coincidental that Milton Friedman's son David is "a long-time science fiction fan"?

Why does the CBC tout Stanton Friedman as a Canadian and then show him riding in a car with an American flag on it? More importantly, why are the mainstream media suddenly focusing on UFOs? Are we being prepared for some kind of "event" - real or staged?

I keep thinking about all the unfortunate real people who have reported painful experiences with ETs. I'd like to know what this phenomenon is, but somehow I worry that the "experts" being recently brought to the public eye on this subject are there to muddy the waters.