Pentagon secretly planted Area 51 UFO conspiracy theory to hide classified weapons program: bombshell report
New York Post7 days
After nearly 80 years of sightings and speculation, it is confirmed — again — that there's no shred of evidence that UFOs are alien spacecraft. Most "mysteries" turn out to be drones, balloons, or planets. The truth is out there: extraterrestrials never visited in the first place.
When it comes to the Pentagon and UFOs, misdirection is a constant. While publicly dismissing alien theories, the agency quietly buries serious anomalies that haven't been explained yet. The Pentagon's selective transparency and media plants feel more like sleight of hand, raising the unsettling possibility that there is more to this cosmic mystery.
After nearly 80 years of sightings and speculation, it is confirmed — again — that there's no shred of evidence that UFOs are alien spacecraft. Most "mysteries" turn out to be drones, balloons, or planets. The truth is out there: extraterrestrials never visited in the first place.
When it comes to the Pentagon and UFOs, misdirection is a constant. While publicly dismissing alien theories, the agency quietly buries serious anomalies that haven't been explained yet. The Pentagon's selective transparency and media plants feel more like sleight of hand, raising the unsettling possibility that there is more to this cosmic mystery.
There is a 1% chance mainstream news media will report that alien technology has visited our solar system before 2030, according to the Metaculus prediction community.