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and blackmailed,

he then began to debunk the issue.

Skepticism is very healthy.

And I'm a big skeptic about

more than 90% of the information

out there on this subject

which the public needs to be skeptical.

However,

skepticism is not just blindly denying

everything that is legitimate.

For example,

we have 3,500 cases

where extra terrestrial vehicles

have landed and left physical traces.

We have 4,000 cases

where they have been tracked on radar,

and seen by pilots.

We have an enormous amount

of photo and video evidence,

and physical evidence.

And, in our last project,

brought out an actual

body that is most likely

not of human origin.

So, the question becomes

what is the metric for the evidence?

Well, the evidence is

actually overwhelming.

There's more evidence for UFOs

than there are for black holes.

Most of the theories in astrophysics,

most of the evidence for

most of the medicines you take.

I'm speaking now as a trauma doctor.

And yet, we have this

blockage in the mainstream media

and scientific establishment saying,

"Where is the evidence?"

"What do we know?"

We know now we live in

an ever-expanding universe.

We know that there are

billions of stars, and

planets literally out there.

And the universe is getting bigger.

We know from our fancy telescopes

that just in the last

2 years, more than 20

planets have been identified

outside our solar system

that seem to be far enough

from their suns and dense enough

that they might be able to support

some form of life. So...

It makes it increasingly

less likely that we're alone.

Oh, you're trying to give me

a hint that there are aliens?

"Of course flying saucers are real, and

they are interplanetary."

Air Chief Marshall,

Lord Dowding.

When I was eight or nine,

I saw one of these objects

in broad daylight.

There was a beautiful,

seamless, disc in a blue sky

back when the skies were very blue.

And I was with some boys

in the neighborhood,

and we saw this and went, "Oh, My God!"

"They're real. We saw a UFO."

And my parents said,

"Oh, well, you're just a kid."

But I became completely

absorbed in this.

So my interest in this

goes back to my childhood.

The disclosure project

was an accident of history.

In 1990, I formed the center for the

study of extraterrestrial intelligence,

to form a diplomatic core

to make peaceful contact

with these civilizations.

Because, once you

conclude that they're real,

and they're of interstellar origin,

the next question is,

"What are we gonna do about it?"

And so, I concluded what we

should be doing about it

is not militarizing the relationship,

but sort of having

a citizens diplomacy effort,

much like the physicians

for social responsibility

who were going to the Soviet Union

to create a dialog during the

coldest days of the Cold War.

There was no one at the United

Nations or State Department

or any foreign ministry dealing with it.

So we started a set of

protocols to make contact.

And sure enough we had

some spectacular successes.

Holy, damn, hot sh*t!

- Hot dog!

- Thank you.

This got kicked up to

the intelligence community.

So, by 1992,

I was getting visits from

the head of Army Intelligence,

people inside the National

Security Agency,

and other three-lettered agencies.

My intention was never to get involved

with trying to disclose this issue.

My interest was in this whole

concept of making contact

for peaceful purposes,

and to advance our civilization

from a planetary civilization to

an interplanetary civilization.

That was really the heart

of my sincere interest.

But along that way,

you know, and eventually, a man who is

friends with the director of the CIA,

by the time Clinton became president,

and who said, "You're not gonna

be the first person to brief."

"the Director of Central Intelligence

and the Clinton administration on this

because they had made inquiries, and

they had been lied to,

which I did not believe."

I mean, he was that blunt about it.

This is really where I then

went down the rabbit hole.

So can the government

keep a secret this big?

One of the biggest weapons in the

intelligence community's arsenal

is our general belief

that the US government couldn't

possibly keep a secret this big

from the American public.

But the existence of the

National Reconnaissance Office

remained secret for over 30 years.

The mere existence of the NSA,

jokingly referred to as

"No Such Agency,"

was kept secret, until it grew so large

that it was quite conspicuous.

And those working in the Manhattan

Project developing the atom bomb

were told that any secrets

that they disclose

would result in ten years in prison,

or an equivalent of a $100,000 fine.

Only when the weapons were

used at Hiroshima and Nagasaki

did the government disclose

what they were.

Of all things to keep secret,

the fact that there is this

bountiful option that we have

of reaching out into the stars

and being friendly neighbors

with other civilizations

in sharing information,

and sharing resources, and

sharing knowledge, and sharing

spiritual insights and values.

To suppress that information,

and to conceal it

is part of the efforts of

the national security state

that is threatened by that reality.

And so this is one of the ultimate

secrets that needs to be exposed.

"We have indeed been contacted,

perhaps even visited,

by extraterrestrial beings,

and the US government,

in collusion with the other

national powers of the Earth,

is determined to keep this information

from the general public."

Victor Marchetti,

former Special Assistant

to the Executive Director of the CIA.

And in this document

from the Canadian government,

"The matter is the most

highly classified subject

in the United States government,

rating higher

than the H-bomb."

That was the most top

secret doomsday weapon

at that time in development.

And the second item, B,

"Flying saucers exist, period."

C, "Their modus operandi is unknown,

but concentrated effort is

being made by a small group

headed by Dr. Vannevar Bush."

And then, D,

"The entire matter is considered

by the United States authorities

to be of tremendous significance."

What is more sensitive

than the development of the

hydrogen bomb prior to its detonation?

The UFO issue.

Our priority, therefore...

The entire subject has been managed

in a way from the '40s onward

with extraordinary secrecy around it.

The event at Roswell, because

it resulted in the acquisition

of material that could be studied.

It created a sea change in the whole

national security organization,

because within weeks of that event,

the CIA was formed.

Within weeks, there was

the formation of the Air Force

which was split off from

the army Air Force.

It also let, however,

the development of unacknowledged

special access projects.

Which is why Eisenhower,

even though he knew about

the subject on a fairly deep level,

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