US EditionPentagon Spread UFO Myths to Conceal Stealth Jet Development
- In the 1980s, high-ranking U.S. military personnel intentionally propagated UFO myths and altered images around Area 51 to obscure secret weapons testing, as uncovered by a recent report analyzed by the Wall Street Journal.
- This effort aimed to mislead civilians and foreign intelligence, including the Soviet Union, by creating a smokescreen around classified stealth jet and EMP programs.
- In 2022, Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick was appointed to head a Pentagon office responsible for investigating UAP encounters across multiple environments; this office uncovered deceptive information campaigns and informed Congress before Kirkpatrick resigned in 2023 following personal threats.
- A 2024 Pentagon report confirmed no evidence of alien technology but acknowledged deliberate myth spreading, with a second report expected in 2025 to detail false documents used in the cover-up.
- These revelations indicate that UFO stories were primarily used as a cover for Cold War-era secrecy, demonstrating the deliberate use of misleading information to influence public perceptions and safeguard classified military technologies.
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Pentagon Secretly Spread Area 51, UFO Stories To Hide Classified Weapons Programs: Report
Humanoid-alien-UFO-at-Area-51 A bombshell new report reveals the Pentagon secretly operated a decades-long disinformation campaign to hide classified weapons programs being conducted at Area 51. According to the report, the United States Department of Defense fabricated evidence of alien technology and encouraged UFO stories as a cover-up to what was really taking place at the mysterious military base. The report, published by the Wall Street Jo…
A report by the Pentagon states that the US authorities intentionally disseminated false information about the phenomenon of UFOs and aliens. The aim is to conceal programmes...
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