Exopolitics Honduras Is Born

The recent creation of Exopolitics Honduras is certainly a sign of things to come in Latin America. Issues connected to the extraterrestrial hypothesis have not been high on the national government’s agenda. While there is certainly a summary of evidence for unidentified objects in Central America, the Honduran media or government are yet to comment.

The exopolitical question as a whole has not received any official attention in this region of the world, however, this is all about to change. Antony Jackson, a British ex-pat living in Honduras and proxy director of the new initiative had this to say:

“The blatant lack of any real official investigation into this arena leaves private citizens with little choice but to take such grassroots action. It’s quite clear to those who have bothered to research the available evidence that we are being interacted with as a species by other non-terrestrial and highly intelligent beings. This is not conjecture or speculation.

The fact that concerned citizens have to make the move forward with issues that will potentially affect our global community just goes to show you how much of a ‘hot potato’ this really is. It seems that most global governments are not willing to deal with this reality, some even outright denying the entire body of evidence.

The time has come to raise this issue into the annals of official policy creation, to press on the importance of such a reality and to work together as a global community to usher in a new exopolitical age. Getting governments to address the exopolitical issue is however, just the beginning.”

Jackson, a businessman living in Tegucigalpa states, “the exopolitical effort being set up in Honduras is key to bringing Central America into the extraterrestrial debate.” He goes on to say, “and until a Honduran national is willing to step in to replace me and deal with the logistics involved in strengthening this network, then let’s just say that I’ve got my work cut out for me here.”

The Exopolitics team in Honduras are in the process of contacting politicians within the Honduran cabinet and offering them an informed look into what’s been going on behind closed doors for the last 60 years. Testimony and documentation are just a part of the information that they’ll be presenting to officials.