JohnJun 18th, 2008 - 05:50:15

Hundreds of former and current members of the US military & astronauts all claim to have worked with or seen UFO technology. Gary McKinnon claims he found evidence of that on Pentagon servers. If that turns out to be accurate the relevant US goverment officials should be put on trial, and McKinnon given a knighthood.

If he is found to be malicious hacker then the relevant court proceedings should go ahead in the US, but a trial must first take place in the UK. Where the US will be able to put forward their case and evidence but must include all evidence of UFO technology to the court with former military UFO witnesseses & scientists who claim to have worked with the technology being allowed to testify should the need arise.

The US evidence showing malicious intent should be scrutinised and not just assumed to be completely accurate without doing so. If determined by the UK court that the US is hiding information on UFO technology, McKinnon will be vindicated in his efforts to attempt to discover this by hacking into a poorly secured system that his effort to do so can hardly be called hacking.

Following this either minor charges or none at all will sound appropriate. Further proceedings should then be taken by the UK goverment and other goverments into disclosing the technology to solve the world's energy problems, and a failure to do so should be defined as a crime against humanity.

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AmazedJun 20th, 2008 - 02:15:21

He should be enlisted by the military in the UK to find flaws in their systems. Absolute disgrace that he could hack into what should be the most secure systems on earth. These threats and intimidation by the US appear to be their way of covering up their inadequate defence systems. After all if he can hack in on a dial up connection (as mentioned on other news sites), how many other not so friendly countries have been in and out of their servers on a regular basis. Perhaps even Alkieda.

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