THE MYSTERY of aliens, UFOs, and what the government actually knows about extra terrestrials will be a focal point of the third and final US Presidential debate if a former MoD investigator gets his way. Nick Pope, who investigated the UFO phenomena for the UK MoD in the 1990s, and now gives talks as conferences across the globe, wants to capitalise on the recent Wikileaks email disclosures, which again placed Hillary Clinton and her campaign manager John Podesta at the forefront of the mysterious subject. Emails of Mr Podesta’s, made public by Wikileaks, showed he had been in contact with the late former astronaut Edgar Mitchell, a key believer that aliens visit Earth, and former Blink-182 frontman Tom DeLonge, now a UFO researcher, over the subject. Now Mr Pope is trying to ensure the opportunity for the topic to fly during the final debate in the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, TODAY, is not missed. Mr Pope has written a number of tweets on the issue, hoping it will catch the eye of the debate host.
He tweeted: “If Chris Wallace @FoxNewsSunday asks about UFOs in the third Presidential debate it’ll be the ultimate curveball question. #AskAboutUFOs.” This followed an earlier one saying: “The latest WikiLeaks revelations make a question on UFOs a genuine possibility at the final Presidential debate. An intriguing prospect.” And before that he said: “I hope Trump won’t use the #PodestaEmails to smear Hillary as a UFO nut. “Curiosity reflects public interest & commitment to open government.”

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