Top Secret UFO Projects Declassified

In the light of the new facts published about the UFO phenomenon,

the world is only a small step away from accepting a hitherto concealed truth...

that we are not alone in the Universe.

It may be just a matter of months before the highest authorities have to look at

the available options to communicate this momentous message.

It won't be easy.

For six thousand years,

the preeminent life-form in the universe has been humanity.

But what will the world face after disclosure of the truth about UFOs?

What will the investigations, which will undoubtedly follow, uncover?

All the big questions.

The biggest of all... Who are they?

Where are they from?

Why are they here? What's their interest in us?

No one I know has those answers.

But I think it's a noble pursuit to try to figure out why,

because they clearly are interested in us.

We haven't... to my belief, have any overt hostile

activity from any of these crafts.

So, they could be observing.

It could be that they're here to help us evolve.

I think that there's numerous possibilities.

What we can do is judge their actions.

They are secretive.

They're covert.

They don't want to be known.

So that's something that would make me wonder.

Why are they secretive?

They interact with humans on multiple levels and they have

done so for centuries.

Do they want to help us?

Do they want to harvest us?

The big question is intent.

Who they are, why they're here, why they stick around with us.

With the release via The New York Times

of the now well-known three videos taken by the US military,

there has been a fundamental shift in the approach

of US government agencies to the UFO phenomenon.

In August 2020,

the United States Department of Defense announced the creation of a task force

to analyze and understand the nature and origins of

Unidentified Aerial Phenomena.

Top Secret UFO Projects: Declassified.

After Disclosure.

They've been with us throughout human history.

Recorded history, in different guises on every continent,

in every culture throughout human civilization,

they've been here in different guises.

And I'm not sure we can call them extraterrestrial.

Maybe we came from somewhere else. We're extraterrestrials.

But they live here.

They've probably been monitoring the planet,

at least checking in, going back...

Pick a number: 100,000, 200,000, half a million.

I personally believe that they've always been here.

I do believe that they're ancient.

I believe that they protect the planet.

In the event of confirmation and official

recognition of the existence of extraterrestrial intelligence,

historians have been faced with a fundamental revision of many areas

of our history, ancient and modern.

One of them concerns the reinterpretation of the mythologies,

beliefs and faiths of indigenous peoples the world over.

My tribe is the Zuni tribe.

We believe that we were connected with the extraterrestrials from the beginning of

what we call The Beginning of the Fourth World.

The extraterrestrials are the ones that are related to us.

Not only in where they came from,

but we also are aware that they gave us

the connection to the different

systems, like the star systems.

And they're actually our teachers.

The Hopi, Zuni, Cree, Lakota and other Native American tribes of

North America have worshipped cosmic beings for centuries.

For them, these are spiritual beings.

Ancestors who arrived from different galaxies.

The Hopi call them Kachinas, and dedicate their ceremonies to them in

underground chambers called Kiva.

The Lakota and the Cherokee call them Star People,

while the Inuit call them Sky Gods.

Rosebud Indian Reservation, South Dakota, USA.

In his celebrated book, Black Elk: The Sacred Ways of a Lakota,

a shaman of the Oglala Lakota tribe called Wallace Black Elk,

tells his remarkable story of how a flying disk descended onto the open

plain in front of him during a spiritual reverie known as a Vision Quest.

"It was concave in shape.

It was silent but that it lit and luminesced like a neon light.

These little people emerged from it,

but each little group spoke a different language.

They could read minds and I could read their minds.

I could read them, so there was silent communication.

You could read it, like when you read silent symbols in a book.

So we were able to communicate, so I welcomed them.

I said, 'Welcome, welcome.'"

They're actually our ancestors

because we took their DNA

and when they upgraded us.

American Indians believe that we all are

connected with the Star people as our distant relatives.

Although we were on the planet, we were... uh, took their teachings

and they upgraded us through their efforts

using their particular... probably the DNA upgrades.

And so we're... In a long run, we're part alien.

The Lakota are by no means the only Native American tribe

to have reported such encounters

and to believe in the Star Gods and their relationship to humanity.

In some folklore related to the culture of the Zuni and Cree tribes,

extraterrestrial beings appear not only as teachers and ancient ancestors,

but also as those who take humans back with them into the cosmos.

We can see from this the recent phenomenon of alien abductions

can be connected to the ancient past.

October 11th, 1973. Pascagoula, Mississippi, USA.

Nineteen-year-old Calvin Parker

and 40-year-old Charles Hickson

shared a passion for fishing.

And on that faithful October day,

they were fishing from the pier of an old abandoned shipyard.

After a while, they were disturbed by bluish flashes of light

coming from behind them, which Calvin took to be a police car.

But soon they found out that it was something else.

As they looked up, frozen in surprise,

hovering above them was an elliptical vessel the size of a football stadium.

The men were transfixed with fear as three robotic creatures descended

silently to them and abducted them, taking them back to their vessel

where they were examined.

Well, I was just amazed about, um...

where that light was coming from.

Well, I was scared, too, before we got there,

but, you know, I couldn't move for some reason and found out later on that he had

injected us with some kind of a...

a shot or a drug or something.

They found this out at the hospital.

They laid me on a table, examination table, at about a 16 to 45 degree angle,

and I was looking straight up at the ceiling.

The creatures who transported them to the ship seemed artificial.

Their somewhat jerky movements are more indicative of artificial intelligence.

But then another member of the crew appears on the scene.

A being who moves differently and looks different approaches Calvin Parker.

To this day, Parker is convinced that this was the female of the species.

She had normal looking hands

and her two middle fingers was the only thing off.

They was a little bit longer than the rest of her hand.

She had a normal looking face.

Eyes, nose, ears.

She'd come up and she grabbed me by the cheek and kind of pinched my cheek

like somebody's grandmother would rub their cheek.

And it didn't have no feelings in her fingers.

No warmth or nothing.

I couldn't feel anything.

Then she took her left hand and she took me by the jaw

and pushed my jaw down

and took her other two fingers and run down my throat

and tried to come up behind that little thing

that hangs down at the back of your throat.

My nose started bleeding.

I was choking.

I couldn't breathe.

And it, you know, it was getting scary by then

because it was being abducted is what it was.

She pulled it out...

mentally.

She told me, she said, uh...

"We don't mean you no harm."

Just like she was sitting there talking,

except it was in a female's voice

and it was in English.

She backed up and then she made a little mumbling noise

and she summons this big ugly creature that brought me in there.

And he'd come by and he grabbed me by the arm

and that's when I felt another injection going into my arm.

And I felt, you know, pretty well at ease then.

So, he took me back out to the riverbank.

Parker's account, confirmed by the testimony of Charles Hickson,

suggests that in the vast majority of alien abductions,

it is a matter of scientific interest

rather than an intention to harm the abductees.

Understandably, the abductees are terrified by these confrontations,

much as wild animals react when confronted by humans.

Soon after their encounter,

Parker and Hickson were picked up by the local sheriff

and taken downtown for questioning about their remarkable

and terrifying experience.

Took 'em down there and put them in a room with a...

with a voice-activated mic, and it's hidden in the desk,

to see what they'd say.

Me and the other

investigator got up and left to let them talk

to see if they would go and say, "Well, we got 'em fooled," and all.

They didn't.

They were really concerned.

The boy kept telling Charles,

"Don't talk to them, them peoples gonna come back and get us."

Just by listening to the recording

in the police department and they were just talking to each other,

they were terrified.

And then listening to Calvin speaking, and I've never heard him speak before,

he's just a very normal person.

And, you know, this extraordinary thing happened to him and nobody asks for it.

I do believe that their case is very credible.

A number of theories have already been put forward as to why