Pentagon Has Been Pushing Americans to Believe in UFOs for Decades, New Report Finds

UFOs have recently returned to many news, and this may be the government in this way. Last week, the Wall Street Journal published the first of the first two-part series responsible for creating and promoting UFO mythology in the United States.

The article shows that the government has a purposeful way to believe in small green men on various points and UFOs for years. This news, all domain Anomalia determination Bureau (AARO) President Sean Kirkpatrick’s president Sean Kirkpatrick’s president (AARO) is coming as the head of the Pentagon. Speaking with the magazine, Kirkpatrick said the government found the government’s evidence that the government “faced the evidence of alien technology” to distract real weapons programs to implement the government by the government.

Like magazine findings like “UFOs with a surprisingly new twist in the story of America’s cultural obsessor”, but the special anecdotes of the story are new and very interesting, not more widely interested in and are not surprising. Instead, they hold many critic of UFO narrow We’ve said long ago: UFO Mythos, Shadow Defense officials came out of the disinformation campaign to be hidden more space secrets on the American National Security Community.

Last year We wrote a story Meeting with the very prominent UFO critic, the government was lying to Americans and thus lying to Americans, and thus lying to Americans, and thus met a documentary in 2014, met with Mark Pilkington.

However, the investigation of the magazine, undoubtedly, most UFO researchers provide fresh information about a number of strange events that will interest. In particular, an episode, which emerged with Kirkpatrick’s investigation, covers a UFO vision in 1967, and the government’s disinformational efforts were not only direct members of the public, but also their employees. Robert Salas, the 84-year-old former air captain, has launched its old business and nuclear vacation against the Soviet Union in the nuclear war. One night Salas says that the guards of the building “bright red-orange oval” is seen on the front door of the object. Success, Salas, Salas, found that the missiles in the enterprise were diamomically disabled.

What happened? Did aliens be able to disable the base’s nuclear capabilities? The magazine notes that if there is a very crazy-explanation for the less superboan – episode:

The Kirkpatrick team dug into the story and found an overhead explanation. If the concrete and steel covering America’s nuclear missiles, it was thick enough to give them a chance to a Soviet holiday. However, scientists were afraid of the intensive storm of electromagnetic waves created by nuclear detonations, and a meter could not be used to show the necessary devices.

To test this sensitivity, the air forces have developed an exotic electromagnetic generator that simulates this pulse of the energy that violates this pulse without you need to blow up a nuclear weapon. When activated, this device, which is placed on a portable platform above 60 meters above, will sometimes collect power until it glow with orange light. It will then explode an energy that can look like lightning.

Another interested anecdotal shared in the report covers a strange custom of the highly hidden government programs to the new induced members. These inbarians were given a UFO, a picture of Kirkpatrick:

For decades, the most classified programs of the Air Force will give a piece of paper with a picture that looks like a flying saucepan, as part of induction briefings. The craftsmanship is described as a maneuvering tool. Officers said Yankee Blue was part of a part of the program, which joined Dubbly, and the art of crafting technology. They will not mention them again. Many never learned that it was fake. Kirkpatrick, the practice had previously started and it turned out to be ongoing. The Secretary of Defense sent a memorial in the spring of 2023, to immediately stop the spring of 2023, but was damaged.

Officials, officials, called the “tall ritual” managing this application, but it is easy to find different interpretations of events, like the most related things related to the UFO phenomenon. Was that really “hazing ritual”? Or was it part of the built-in disinformation campaign designed to sow the confusion and protect the cover for themselves, even for these secret programs? Frankly, there is no way to say.

Similarly, there is no way to say that the magazine’s story has not been futzhesized in some similar ways. The simple truth is that when it comes to UFOs, it is impossible to trust something that comes out of the mouth of a government or former government official. Of course, you refuse to refuse to find the truth of the issue, which is what the government wants.