"There are persistent rumors that the U.S. government recovered
'crash materials'
from UAP, and even that the government has been working
secretly
to reverse engineer the technology."
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ince 2017, my life has been dominated by efforts to
help Congress and the public discover the truth about unidentified
aerial phenomena (UAP), what many still refer to as UFOs. I’ve lost
count of the number of cities visited, meetings attended, books read,
articles written, media appearances and hours
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spent on the phone. At the outset, my goal was simply to help our government
overcome a glaring intelligence failure. UAP were routinely violating restricted
U.S. airspace but these encounters, documented on cockpit videos, weren’t being
reported up the military chain of command because of the stigma surrounding this
issue. It wasn’t clear if these bizarre craft were Russian, Chinese,
extraterrestrial or some combination of the above, but it seemed unacceptable
and outrageous that no effort was being made by the intelligence community to
alert policymakers or undertake an investigation.
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