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BOMBSHELL: Pentagon created fake UFO evidence, promoted false alien stories
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18:42Now PlayingOver the last 7 years, you’ve probably seen news headlines about multiple UFO whistleblowers who’ve come forward to claim the US government is hiding the existence of aliens and alien technology.
Inspired by these claims, in 2022, the United States Congress mandated the creation of the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO). AARO was asked to look into these claims, and they were given all the top secret authorities they needed to look everywhere.
In 2024, AARO released a detailed report in which they concluded there were no aliens, no alien technology, and no alien bodies.
But what the public hasn’t really heard yet is that when AARO went looking for the original source of false stories about the government hiding aliens, they discovered that in many instances the source was the government itself.
I interviewed Tim Phillips, a senior 45-year veteran of military and government service. He was the deputy director, and at one point the acting of AARO. He was at the tip of the spear of AARO’s investigations. He says AARO tracked down every witness, every clue, and discovered that the US government was sometimes the source, creator and promoter of false UFO stories, which they used to cover up their human-made top secret technology.
Wall Street Journal story
2024 AARO report
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Interview with Sean Kirkpatrick
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