Popular Mechanics - Inside the Pentagon's Secret UFO Program

From what I gather, Aliens only reveal themselves to governments? Why not a TV network with a global footprint, like CNN?

originally posted by: LookingAtMars

Popular Mechanics has a very long and detailed story on the web on the goverment and it's UAP's. Looks like a lot of digging was done by them.

All that digging and absolutely no mention of how the DIA has been blatantly lying to the American public for years about their 'non-interest' of very serious UFO incidents like La Joya and Tehran - no bloody wonder the DIA purged their UFO files four years ago.

The BlackVault's John Greenewald Junior makes some pertinent points below about DIA UFO documents from the 1970's and upwards containing witness drawings, sighting reports, craft descriptions etc.. and also brings up the subject of routing and transmittal codes which shows which specific Intelligence Agencies and Military bases are being sent the report (even though in many cases they completely deny having them). 

UFOs and the Pentagon's 'Defense Intelligence Agency'

a reply to: carewemust

Because there are podcasts with more viewers than CNN.

a reply to: LookingAtMars

Thanks for this information...S&F

If I'm not mistaken many years ago Bigelow was given direct access to all FAA pilot reported ufo reports...they were to go directly to his company and they alone...perhaps this was agreed upon through Harry Reid....but it deserves further review because I could be way off.

a reply to: LookingAtMars


This is one of the links off of the popular mechanics article...I had not seen this but it has some of the crew of the Nimitz incident discuss what they had witnessed...interesting piece to add to what Commander Fravor has passed along..

The Nimitz Encounter

a reply to: IMSAM

They should make the Gigabyte of knowledge public

a reply to: LookingAtMars



This so-called ten-month report is the same old stuff Bigelow and his gang have been holding for years. They gave this old stuff to the Pentagon in order to justify 22 million dollars given to BASS.


Nothing new here or groundbreaking.

The US government already knows all of it.

Because almost no one believes CNN, Al Jezeera, or Tass to tell the truth...

a reply to: LookingAtMars

If they're going to educate the millennials about ufology it may make sense to create a FAKE group like TTSA just to cater to the lower soul of superficial BS and create a cult-like following and interest.


But when the people finally ask, where’s the beef? Then the whole structure of artificial UAP or UFO interest will come crashing down like the Twin towers, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5,4 3, 2, 1, You're out!

One single tidbit that usually escapes most people is how all of these agencies never, ever say that UFOS DO NOT EXIST.
All they say is that they HAVE NO INTEREST or DO NOT INVESTIGATE them.

Now, given how majority of these agencies are sworn to protect national security of the United States of America and defend U.S. from foreign dangers, them not investigating the potentially dangerous phenomena starts sounding pretty silly.

They did not, do not and will not deny there are UFOs.
They did, do and will state they have no interest, they do not investigate, they have no authority, etc etc.
They did, do and will investigate.