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Title: UFO-RAMA Issue: Nr. 106 Date: December 2007 Publisher: reteufo Country: Italy Language: Italian

Magazine Overview

Title: UFO-RAMA
Issue: Nr. 106
Date: December 2007
Publisher: reteufo
Country: Italy
Language: Italian

This issue of UFO-RAMA, a monthly UFOlogy bulletin from Italy and the world, focuses on significant developments in government transparency regarding UFOs and extraterrestrial life, alongside articles on genetics and space events.

Editorial

The editorial reflects on the year 2007 concluding with major declarations from Japanese government officials who affirm their belief in the existence of UFOs, described as objects guided by other extraterrestrial intelligences. It also notes an official announcement from the British government regarding the release of further classified UFO files. The editorial highlights this as a phase of political openness from various governments on the UFO issue, suggesting that the continued denial of the 'UFO problem' is no longer feasible. It anticipates that 2008 will be a 'truly important' year, urging readers to prepare.

Government Disclosure: UK and Japan

British Government to Open its "X Files"

An article from LAREPUBBLICA.IT dated December 14, 2007, reports that the British government intends to release details of dozens of unidentified flying object (UFO) sightings, previously kept secret. The "Sunday Telegraph" is cited, stating that the Ministry of Defence will make public 160 archived UFO sightings. Since 1950, over 10,000 UFO sightings have been recorded in Great Britain, with 5% remaining unexplained.

"Let's prepare to fight aliens" - Japanese Government Officials Acknowledge UFO Existence

A report from CORRIERE.IT dated December 21, 2007, details statements from two high-ranking Japanese government officials. Shigeru Ishiba, the Chief of Staff of the Japanese Self-Defense Forces, stated that Japan must prepare for a potential attack by aliens. He, along with other officials, has begun to speak officially about the existence of unidentified objects. Nobutaka Machimura, the Chief Cabinet Secretary, admitted during a press conference that while the government can only offer stereotyped responses to persistent questions about UFOs, he personally believes they exist. Ishiba further commented that there is no reason to deny the existence of unidentified objects, suggesting they are controlled by another form of life. He also expressed a desire to verify if the Japanese military is capable of facing an alien attack, noting that Japanese troops often play a role in such scenarios in films. He also pointed out that Japanese legislation does not yet have directives for dealing with an extraterrestrial invasion. Both officials emphasized that these were personal opinions.

The article also notes Japan's pacifist constitution, which renounces military forces for war and prohibits participation in international conflicts, with Tokyo having only Self-Defense Forces since World War II.

Genetics and Artificial Life

Venter Seeks Patent on Artificial Life

An article from Corriere della Sera dated December 15, 2007, discusses biologist Craig Venter's patent application related to artificial life. Venter, a controversial figure, has synthesized the first synthetic genome, potentially paving the way for the creation of artificial life. The patent request, filed in June, seeks to protect not just the specific bacterium created but all potentially produced synthetic organisms. If approved, all laboratories working with synthetic biology would need to pay royalties to Venter's company, Synthetic Genomics.

Controversial Announcements

"We will clone Hitler"

A report from La Repubblica dated December 20, 2007, details an announcement by a Canadian sect that plans to clone Hitler. The sect's founder, Claude Vorilhon (known as "Rael"), stated that they are preparing to clone Adolf Hitler and that the first to rejoice would be the Jewish people, as it would allow him to finally face a tribunal. The announcement has generated significant concern.

Historical Documents

Documents on Hitler's Final Days

An article from La Repubblica dated December 20, 2007, by Leonardo Coen, discusses newly emerged documents from Russia's FSB (successor to the KGB) concerning the fate of Hitler's remains. The documents confirm that Hitler's cremated remains were exhumed on April 4, 1970, in Magdeburg, East Germany, and cremated the following day in a pyre in the Schenbeck area.

Space and Science News

"An Englishwoman Gave Birth to Hitler's Child"

A piece from Corriere della Sera dated December 14, 2007, discusses a revelation by Val Hann, who claims that Unity Mitford, described as 'more Nazi than the Nazis' and admired by Hitler, may have given birth to his child. Hann states that Hitler considered her a perfect example of 'Aryan femininity'. The child was reportedly born in a house for pregnant women in Oxfordshire.

Spielberg's "Close Encounters" Turns 30

An article from Corriere della Sera dated December 17, 2007, celebrates the 30th anniversary of Steven Spielberg's film "Close Encounters of the Third Kind." It describes the film as a stunning, optimistic, and visually/sonically brilliant masterpiece that remains a cornerstone of science fiction. It also highlights the film's metaphorical and political message about overcoming the perspective that 'the other' is necessarily hostile.

Asteroid on a Collision Course with Mars

An article from IL MESSAGGERO dated December 22, 2007, reports that an asteroid, designated "2007 WDS," has a 1 in 75 chance of impacting Mars by January 30th. The asteroid's size is comparable to the one that caused the Tunguska event in Siberia in 1908, which released energy equivalent to 15 megatons of nuclear force. If the impact occurs, it is expected near the planet's equator, not far from where the NASA rover "Opportunity" has been exploring. NASA astronomer Steve Chesley stated that while an impact on Earth would be concerning, this event is not, but it is exciting.

Shuttle Launch Delayed

In related space news, NASA has postponed the launch of the Atlantis shuttle to the International Space Station (ISS) from January 2nd to January 10th, allowing personnel to spend the holidays with their families.

Book Review

"Tutto è Uno" (Everything is One) by M. Talbot

A review of the book "Tutto è Uno" by M. Talbot, which explores the holographic universe hypothesis proposed by scientists David Bohm and Karl Pribram. The review suggests that this perspective can clarify many unsolved enigmas in physics and paranormal phenomena. The book is 283 pages and costs €15.49.

Recurring Themes and Editorial Stance

This issue of UFO-RAMA strongly emphasizes the theme of increasing governmental transparency and acknowledgment of UFO phenomena worldwide. The editorial stance is one of anticipation and excitement for further revelations in 2008, suggesting a paradigm shift in how UFOs are officially perceived and discussed. The magazine also touches upon the intersection of science fiction and reality, with the anniversary of "Close Encounters" and the potential asteroid impact on Mars. Furthermore, it explores cutting-edge scientific and ethical debates in genetics and the controversial implications of cloning.