According to the Associated Press, Chief Cabinet Secretary Nobutaka Machimura told a group of reporters “I definitely believe they exist” in response to a lawmaker who was demanding an inquiry in recent UFO sightings.

The reporters responded with laughter.

According to the Associated Press, more than one-third of Americans believe in UFOs and ghosts.

The poll also found 14 percent of Americans say they have seen a UFO.

According to the Washington Post, one group is trying to do just that. The Paradigm Research Group met recently at the National Press Club to demand a “truth amnesty” on the secret they believe the government has been hiding since the beginning of the government – the existence of extraterrestrials.

Unfortunately, none of the candidates seem interested. Someone from the Barack Obama group told the Post they were more interested in more pressing issues like the war in Iraq and terrorism. A spokesman for the Hillary Clinton camp said, “Let me check in with the mothership.”

According to Reality TV Magazine, the Sci-Fi Channel announced they have picked up a “UFO Hunters” show created from the same people who brought you “Ghost Hunters.”

This show will feature the New York Strange Phenomena Investigators (NYSPI) who will roam the country each week in search of signs of extra-terrestrial life. If “Ghost Hunters” is any indication, this should shape up to be one interesting show.

According to the Associated Press, 35,000 people ascended on the town to commemorate the anniversary of the famed UFO legend.

The festival included live concerts, costumes, a parade and lectures on body snatching and NASA conspiracies. I’m also sure they served funnel cake.

According to United Press International, organizers of a UFO summit in Charleston, West Virginia claim they have that evidence and will unveil it at their conference the “Flatwoods Monster 55th Anniversary and A Flying Saucer Extravaganza.”

The organizers claims their series of speakers will present the evidence. They even include UFO investigator and nuclear physicist Staton Friedman who still claims Roswell was a huge government coverup.

 According to the Free Internet Press, the Ministry of Defence will open their UFO files to the public for the first time.

A date for the unveiling hasn’t been set, but we’ll keep an open eye for them. If anyone knows of their whereabouts, please let us know in the comments section below.

According to the Canadian, it’s 70 years for hacking into over 97 NASA computers and databases.

McKinnon claims he hacked into government systems in order to find proof of the existence of UFOs and that government agencies have not only been keeping it secret, but also utilizing its technologies without the public’s knowledge. In an interview with the BBC, he claims he read testimonies from 400 expert witnesses who worked as air traffic controllers and military radar operations and he claims they said, “They all said there are UFOs, there are aliens.”

According to the Scotsman, Gary McKinnon lost his appeal against being extradicted to the United States to stand trial for hacking several U.S. government databases and is en route to stand trial.

His attorney said he would appeal the case to the House of Lords. For McKinnon’s complete backstory, check our archives by clicking here.

According to the Canadian, it’s possible. They believe that “exoscience” or the study of Extraterrestrials is the inspiration for the series.

They say one of the most prominent similarities is the “Galactic Federation of Planets” governed by “constitutionalism” but differs in that Earth is the political center of the universe whereas Earth in Exoscience is outside of the planet federation.

Anyway, read the article. They can explain it better because it’s giving me a headache.