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Gary Mckinnon talks about his extradition to the USA live on GMTV. The daily mail has started a campaign to stop the? extradition. The home secretary Alan Johnson can stop this so bombard him with letters and calls about it. Rt Hon Alan Johnson MP Home Secretary 2 Marsham Street London SW1P 4DF Telephone number: 020 7035 4848 Mr mckinnon decided to use his hacking skills to do what he calls “research” on an issue he firmly believes in. Mr mckinnon told the BBC that he is convinced that the United States government is withholding critical information about Unidentified Flying Objects. “It wasn’t just an interest in little green men and flying saucers,” said Mr mckinnon. “I believe that there are spacecraft, or there have been craft, flying around that the public doesn’t know about.” Mr mckinnon further explained that he believes the US military has reverse engineered an anti-gravity propulsion system from recovered alien spacecraft, and that this propulsion system is being kept a secret. The US alleges that Mr mckinnon attack the base at Fort Meyer In that sense, Mr mckinnon said he sees his own hacking as “humanitarian.” He said he only wanted to find evidence of a UFO cover-up and expose it. He called the alleged anti-gravity propulsion system “extra-terrestrial technology we should have access to”. The US government alleges that between February 2001 and March 2002, the 40-year-old computer enthusiast from north London hacked into dozens of US Army, Navy, Air Force, and Department of Defense computers, as well as 16 Nasa computers. It says his hacking caused some $700000 dollars worth of damage to government systems. The US government also says Mr mckinnon once took down an entire network of 2000 US Army computers. His goal, they claim, was to access classified information. ufodisclosure.synthasite.com
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