Shall we call you “RA?”

Lenny

Let it go Al. We don’t have a history of that term being derogatory. You are making more much more out of it than is there. That was Robert’s point when he mentioned the firemen. When we as a race feel that we are being deprived of a thing, we tend to over react or we demand more attention than we give to the minorities when a similar event happens to them.

Often the racist’s agitators or politicians who depend on racism for votes use situations like the one Robert presents to stir up imagined hatreds against our race. Al, if you don’t tone it down you could be seen as heading in that direction.

Brad

Gary

My friends who in the field that is helping my country clean up this disaster says they don’t believe that they can stop what is coming. They say that they are now only trying to minimize the coming disaster.

I am afraid of nuclear power plants now, but they are all over Japan. What have we done?

Nori

I wish you would take a name. It would make it easier for me, and I’m sure many others who wish to communicate with you.

I like this blog because it gives me an opening to the thoughts of the world unabridged. Whether you love or hate the topic they pick to discuss or the attitude they bring to it, you get the pulse of the world without censorship from its participants.

This blog may not be as sophisticated as Huffington Post, but it’s comment section is far superior because it is not censored to project the blog’s moral position on what should be in a comment.

But I am interested in aliens, I may not believe they exist on earth, but the topic is definitely of interest to me, hence your contribution is engrossing to me. How can we or others start up a conversation with you if you only use the moniker “anonymous” when you write in. How about “Shiva” or “RA” or something that tells us who are interested in aliens that we can come in and comment or ask questions?

Please use a title of some sort.

Gwen