Has the US government been hiding the truth about
UFOs? It all comes back to a secret decision Welcome To The Ufo News, It's Time
To Explore, The Truth Is Out There! UFO spotters have been dismissed as loonies.
But has the US government been hiding the truth? ‘There’s been an active cover-up.
The light has finally been shone.’ For thousands of years, people across the world
have seen strange objects doing weird things. And for at least 70 years, there’s
been a consistent hard-line position
heeded by governments, media and the military, aggressively ridiculing and stigmatising anyone
giving credibility to the phenomenon of UFOs (Unidentified Flying Objects), better known
today as UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena). Most often, in polite company, if anyone
raises the subject of ‘flying saucers’ or the possibility of non-human intelligent life, they’re generally dismissed with a derisory titter and snide references to tin-foil
hat-wearing swivel-eyed loonies. Just admitting th
at he saw a UAP
destroyed the political campaign of one US Democratic Party presidential
candidate, Dennis Kucinich in 2008. But is the mockery justified? Why do we attack
people who report seeing anomalous phenomena? Are the tens of thousands of witnesses who say they have experienced this high
strangeness truly all deluded? For the past five years, momentous
allegations have been unfolding, largely in secret, in private hearings,
in the United States’ Congress, that are likely to soon tu
rn our understanding of this anomalous phenomena - and the
stigma attached to it - on its head. Politicians, scientists, and whistle-blowers are now openly accusing the US Government
of a massive decades-long cover-up. They’re suggesting the world has been egregiously
misled in a deliberate disinformation campaign designed to suppress interest in a phenomenon
that, contrary to its public position, the US has in fact always
taken very seriously indeed. And in a 7SPOTLIGHT investigation, mult
iple sources openly accused
the US Government of a cover-up. The world ‘deserves to know’
In Washington DC, Republican Congressman Tim Burchett, a member of
the Congress’ Foreign Affairs Committee, was explicit: “I think there’s a cover up”. Burchett told me the American public and
the world “frankly deserves to know” what he says he now knows because of briefings he’s
recently received from insider eyewitnesses. It’s easy to dismiss the claims of
an outspoken politician - but it is harder
to ignore the candour of an
eminent Stanford University Professor, a Nobel Prize nominee no less, who
also alleges a US Government cover-up. Professor Garry Nolan, one of the
world’s most renowned immunologists, who has done secret work for the CIA
investigating the effects of UAPs on military and intelligence service personnel, explained to me why he “knows”
there’s been a coverup. “I’ve spoken to the people who are about to
come out and whistle blow on it,” he said. “There’s been an acti
ve cover-up. The light has finally been shone (on the
perpetrators),” he told me. What Professor Nolan is referring to
is astonishingly tough proposed new laws now before the Congress, which appear
likely to be passed into law within months. There is speculation that there might even
be public hearings into UAPs, just like the 1970s Watergate hearings, where whistle-blowers
will get their chance to testify under oath. What is likely to happen
first are private hearings, and some have quiet
ly been
underway for several years. It is the early revelations
from those secret briefings that I’m told have goaded Congress into action. Congress and UFOs The US Congress’ powerful armed services
and intelligence committees appear to have bipartisan support for muscular
new laws that will compel the release of forgotten or hidden evidence
about UAPs right back to 1947. That date is no accident. The year 1947 is the date of one of the most mythologised alleged UFO-UAP
incidents in modern
history, the purported crash of an
alien spacecraft near Roswell, New Mexico in July that year - a conspiracy
theory long denied by the US Air Force. Congress’ lower house, the House
of Representatives, has already passed laws demanding cooperation by all US
intelligence and defence agencies to allow former or serving Government and private contractor
employees to blow the whistle on UAP secrets, ensuring there are protections
against them losing their job for revealing what they know in
breach of
non-disclosure agreements or security oaths. The full proposed legislative package goes much
further, requiring information on all unidentified aerospace – or undersea – phenomena.
Congress has clearly lost its patience. As I was told by several political representatives
and their staffers, there is a feeling that past legislative mandates requiring UAP disclosure
have been wilfully stonewalled and ignored. Congressional representatives and Senators
are now finding the spine to c
hallenge the Pentagon and intelligence services, whom
it believes are holding back on UAPs. This is because of what many of them have seen
and heard in private briefings behind closed doors in secure hearing rooms, including
dramatic videos shot by military pilots. Extraordinary allegations have also been made
by key witnesses already in these hearings. The New York Times reported in 2020 that a
defence contractor astrophysicist Eric W. Davis, who spent years working as a consultant for
th
e Pentagon’s UAP investigation program, gave a classified briefing to the US
Defence Department on what he called “off-world vehicles not made on this earth.” Witnesses have suggested the seemingly incredible, that the US may well be in possession of
advanced alien technology, possibly even bodies. Debunkers scoff, but whatever the truth
is, it appears likely to soon be resolved. Growing public interest in UFOs Politicians like Tim Burchett unabashedly admit they can see a vote in the enormou
s
growing public interest about UAPs. “If you look at polling data, it actually shows the majority of people think that there
is something going on,” he tells me. As Professor Garry Nolan observes, the
Congress is even demanding lists of all non-disclosure laws associated
with UFO-UAP secret programs. “Why is that interesting?” he says. “It’s not the NDAs themselves. It’s the people
who signed the NDAs because that then is the paper trail to the individuals and the
programs in which they’r
e associated.” Nolan also told me that he
knows that one of the most disputed recently leaked smoking gun UAP
documents of recent times is authentic. The so-called Admiral Wilson memo purports to
record a conversation between physicist Dr Eric Davis and a former Director of the US Defence
Intelligence Agency, Vice Admiral Thomas Wilson. In that conversation, which Wilson categorically
denies ever having, Wilson reportedly admitted the existence of a secret US Government
alien spacecraft cr
ash retrieval program. The memo records Admiral Wilson’s
purported admission that the retrieved technology was hidden
outside the oversight of Congress or Freedom of Information laws in
a private aerospace corporation. Clearly, if any of this is true,
it suggests that crimes may well have been committed to conceal an
historic secret from public knowledge. Professor Nolan knows such claims
sound incredible but, as he told me, he believes the memo is a true record of Dr
Davis’ conversation
with the DIA director. “I might say to my colleagues out there, I know
this all sounds absolutely crazy, but if you’ve seen the things that I’ve seen, you would only be
able to come to a similar conclusion,” he says. The US government’s investigation
Since the US Air Force’s Project Blue Book investigation into UAPs was shut down in 1970, the
official position of most western governments has been to reject any suggestion that UAPs might pose
any threat to national security or flight safety.
The public was assured that no
further investigation into the phenomenon was justified since that time. But it’s now becoming clear that the US Department
of Defence secretly kept on studying UAPs; the evidence suggests it never really stopped
its investigations into the phenomena at all. In December 2017, the New York
Times revealed the existence of a secret Pentagon UAP investigation
probing, among other incidents, a spate of unidentified objects
swarming around US Navy vessels off both
the west and east coast of
America in 2004 and through 2014-2015. A turning point was the so-called Tic-Tac
sighting incident, involving a carrier battlegroup of ships escorting the USS
Nimitz off the California coast in 2004. 7NEWS Spotlight’s 2021 report
detailed how multiple sensor systems, comprising advanced radar, ATFLIR –
forward looking infra-red imaging, and other optical sensor systems, corroborated
the accounts of pilot eyewitnesses who testified that they saw an object that loo
ked like a
giant peppermint tic-tac, possibly a craft of some kind, doing manoeuvres far beyond
the capabilities of known human science. These objects had no visible means of propulsion, yet they reportedly moved at hypersonic
speeds, sometimes instantaneously. More recent encounters were
recorded by US Navy pilots on video, and it is these recordings that were shown
recently to politicians in closed hearings. I am told by former and serving pilots that
these mysterious sightings encounter
s are still occurring and that there are
growing fears there could soon be a collision or confrontation with one
of these objects (or perhaps, craft?). In the opinion of multiple sources, it is indisputably a national
security and flight safety concern. A secret decision
Seventy years ago, a decision was made in secret by a group of
scientists, military officers and spies that public interest in UFOs, what we today call
UAPs, should be debunked and discredited. A secret report was prepared
for
the United States’ spy agency, the CIA (the Central Intelligence Agency),
recommending a mass media campaign that would “strip” Unidentified Flying Objects
of their so-called “aura of mystery.” The report said: “The debunking aim
would result in reduction in public interest in ‘flying saucers’ which today
evoke a strong psychological reaction. This education could be accomplished
by mass media such [as] television, motion pictures and popular articles. “Basis of such education would
b
e actual case histories which had been puzzling at first but later explained. “As in the case of conjuring tricks, there
is much less stimulation if the ‘secret’ is known. Such a program should tend to reduce
the current gullibility of the public and consequently their susceptibility
to clever hostile propaganda.” In truth, the now declassified Robertson
Panel report records that while at least one scientist member of the panel concluded
that an extra-terrestrial explanation was the only po
ssible conclusion for “many cases”,
he was overruled by the rest of the panel. The panel’s decision to debunk UAPs appears
to have been a fix, a forgone conclusion. This Robertson Panel decision to
suppress public interest into UAPs began the now 70-year-long campaign of ridicule
and stigma attached to almost any UAP sighting. If Professor Garry Nolan is right and
whistleblowers are indeed about to come forward with dramatic evidence
of a US Government cover-up, then things are about to ge
t very
interesting in Washington DC. Thanks For Watching My Video. What Do You
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