Reverse Speech Respectfully Disagrees with
Jon Kelly's Claim Of A Coming UFO Event
Supposedly Revealed In Obama's Inauguration Speech

February 22 2009

Speech recognition expert Jon Kelly has recently published a claim - using Reverse Speech - that we feel the need to comment on. Kelly alleges that there will be a significant event of an 'extraterrestrial nature' that will occur sometime over the next four years. His claim can be seen by clicking here. As proof of his claim he quotes the following purported speech reversal found on Barack Obama's inauguration address. Kelly claims the reversal says, "Knows power of alien saucers." It can be heard by clicking here.

However when applying the reversal to official Reverse Speech parameters and rigorous, strict check points it simply doesn't match up and therefore cannot be considered a legitimate speech reversal. The recorded segment sounds more like. "Knows power of alieM SNOBSUS." It is nowhere close to Reverse Speech required pronunciation protocols and therefore its subjective message cannot be relied upon.

Based on this flawed reversal, we do not believe there will be an event such as Kelly describes over the next four years. (Certainly, no one can rule out a significant ET event completely unrelated to the Obama speech. UFO encounters and sightings occur around the world essentially on a daily basis.  See http://www.ufocenter.com, for example.)

The track history of Reverse Speech is impressive when practiced correctly by appropriately qualified individuals using recognised guidelines and we stand by many of its claims. We cannot, however, support this particular example put forth by Jon Kelly. Jon took training in Reverse Speech in 1998 and qualified as a Reverse Speech Investigator - the first level to a formal Reverse Speech Analyst certification. He was also employed as Reverse Speech marketing manager for a period of 3 months. He left the Reverse Speech organisation in 1999 and started his own business. Some of his claims have been impressive and based on good reversals. This one, however, is not.

David John Oates
Founder of Reverse Speech Technologies