There's something strange in the skies over the Earth. Operating from the South East Pacific,
to the Middle East, and even here in the American homeland,
the United States military has encountered unexplained aerial phenomenon that even its
best fighters and air defense systems have failed to identify or bring down.
Now the United States Congress, in a historically unprecedented move,
is demanding answers from the Department of Defense: what exactly is in our skies?
UFOs and military involvement is nothing new, with the American military swept right into
controversy when an unidentified object crashed onto a rancher's land in Roswell, New Mexico back
in 1947. The crashed item would without question turn out to be a specialized weather balloon,
but perhaps fearing the leaking of information on a very sensitive and top secret program to
monitor Soviet nuclear tests, Public Information officer Walter Haut made the blunder of the
century when he dictated a press release that the Army had discovered a crashed flying disc.
This massive blunder would go on to entangle the US military with UFOs for decades to come,
and ardent believers to this day still hold on to the belief that there really was an alien disc at
Roswell, despite the rancher who discovered the item reporting that he had discovered wreckage
made of, quote, “rubber strips, tinfoil, paper and sticks”. He’d only start thinking about UFOs
when he heard one of many popular flying disc stories at the time. Other details, including
bodies and material with magical properties, would all end up being reported second-hand.
Nonetheless, while Roswell may have been a top secret weather balloon, Americans were
definitely seeing strange things in the sky. In 1952, a series of highly publicized UFO
incidents over Washington D.C. led to growing national paranoia, fueled by highly misleading
'facts' propagated by national newspaper chains. With fear over UFOs reaching a fever pitch,
the US government consolidated several investigations into one single program
codenamed Project Blue Book. This investigation would run until December 17th, 1969, when the
program was canceled after not discovering any credible threat to the United States of America.
While Project Blue Book found that people were terrible eyewitnesses,
and that nearly all sightings could be explained by misidentification or natural phenomenon,
the final report did admit that a small percentage of sightings were both impossible to explain and
had credible witnesses. Despite this, and growing sightings of UFOs in sensitive military sites
such as nuclear weapons storage depots and ICBM fields, the official investigation was over.
Then in 2020- because seriously, when else would this have happened- the doors on the
UFO phenomenon were blown open once more by the shocking admission by the United States military
that its fighter aircraft had indeed tracked unidentified aerial phenomenon. In a massive
blow to the conspiracy theorists who claim the US government actively hides evidence of UFOs,
the Department of Defense declassified three different videos of UFOs being investigated
by American fighters. This was followed by the announcement that the Navy was
installing formal guidelines for its pilots to report encounters with UFOs.
All the press attention also revealed the existence of a then-classified program run by
the Department of Defense between 2007 and 2012 meant to study unidentified aerial phenomenon.
The head of the classified program would himself go on to say the following about his findings:
"These aircraft -- we'll call them aircraft -- are displaying characteristics that are
not currently within the US inventory nor in any foreign inventory that we are aware of...”
Once more adding fuel to the UFO fire was the revelation that in 2019
US senators received a classified briefing on UFOs by Navy leadership,
with the spokesman for the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations stating,
“Navy officials did indeed meet with interested congressional members and staffers... to provide
a classified brief on efforts to understand and identify these threats to the safety
and security of our aviators.” Painting the UFO phenomenon as a concern to the safety of pilots,
the statement may have inadvertently admitted that something was in fact being encountered
by American military and civilian pilots, even if it isn't necessarily of alien origin.
Given that the US recently confirmed it had already flown a prototype sixth-generation
fighter aircraft, we can only imagine that part of the reason so many of these UFO investigations
have remained classified is because of the need to maintain secrecy around extremely sensitive weapon
systems being tested by the US military- some of which have likely been spotted by civilians
who no doubt thought they were looking at an alien aircraft, similar to the way that
flight tests of the B-2 bomber and F-117 during the 1980s led to an avalanche of UFO reports.
Yet it seems the American congress is not satisfied with the answers it has received so far,
and now it's official: the American military has 180 days from the start of 2021 to give
a detailed and complete disclosure on the UFO phenomenon. For conspiracy theorists everywhere,
it's time to rejoice as the congressional mandate dictates that the report must be unclassified,
and thus available to the public.
The report instructs various intelligence agencies and the military to analyze in detail UFO data
and intelligence gathered by the Office of Naval Intelligence, the now defunct Unidentified Aerial
Phenomenon Task Force, and the FBI. UFO reports are actually nothing new, with curious congressmen
and women occasionally tucking in provisions for mandatory briefings on the phenomenon into funding
bills- yet this report is different, as it is the most comprehensive gathering of interagency
data on UFOs since Project Blue Book. It also formally establishes an interagency process
to both gather and analyze future unidentified aerial phenomenon, and report on these findings to
the federal government. The report also mandates that any potential threats to national security
posed by UFOs should be identified, and calls on the American intelligence community to assess
whether any potential foreign adversary, such as China or Russia, are behind the UFO phenomenon.
Before you get your hopes too high though, while the report is mandated to be unclassified and thus
accessible to the public, congress approved the inclusion of a classified annex. This
doesn't necessarily mean that any specific information on UFOs is being kept secret,
but rather is a necessary measure for such a comprehensive report to be possible in the
first place. Such a detailed report on UFOs is going to include highly classified details
such as intelligence sources in foreign governments and the testing and capabilities
of next-generation weapon systems which may have led to UFO sightings themselves.
It will no doubt also include highly classified details of America's most sophisticated tracking
systems, all information that the US would not want its adversaries to get their hands on.
This report certainly comes at an auspicious time, with in late 2020 the former head of the Israeli
space program publicly announcing that the US and Israeli governments were in cooperation
with extraterrestrials. The statement, coming from such a highly placed government official
and credible witness, was sadly largely lost on a public completely focused on Covid-19 and an
explosive presidential election. For believers in our visitation by aliens from outer space though,
these two almost back-to-back developments signals at a greater plan
to slowly indoctrinate the public to the reality that UFOs are real,
and aliens have been visiting us for decades. We just have to be prepared
for the formal announcement by the slow disclosure of evidence to their existence.
If that's true then that's going to come as a pretty big blow to the poor nerds who've
been wasting their time pouring over boring computer data over at Breakthrough Listen,
the multi-million dollar privately funded program that is focused on eavesdropping
on the electronic signals of alien life out in the universe.
Now that we're pretty sure the aliens are here, learn how to protect the earth
with How to defend the earth from alien invasion! Or check this other video out!