UFOs: Government Secrecy and Hidden Information

Ever since the 1947 incident at Roswell, the topic of UFOs, now more commonly known as Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs), has attracted numerous debates. It is widely believed that the government has concealed information about these enigmatic phenomena from the public for decades. This article aims to explore the reasons behind this secrecy and the implications of such concealment.

The Early Years: Legitimate Reasons for Secrecy

Initial justifications for the government’s secrecy about UFOs were legitimate and sensible. The public was kept out of the loop during the early years to prevent public panic and confusion. Additionally, the government sought to safeguard new technologies from potential adversaries. These reasons made sense when the topic was still relatively new and the potential implications were not fully understood.

Transition to Insidious Reasons

Over time, the primary reasons for the secrecy shifted. According to The Day After Roswell by Philip Corso, the government lost control of the UFO secret to the intelligence community. This led to the involvement of various alphabet agencies and the military-industrial complex. Most government officials, including the president, were locked out of this secret. This transition from legitimate reasons to more insidious motivations suggests a deeper, perhaps systemic, issue with government transparency and accountability.

Military-Industrial Lease and Propulsion Technology

One of the key arguments for the continued secrecy centers around the military-industrial complex. Philip Corso’s account of being tasked with developing technology from the Roswell craft illustrates how the government sought to capitalize on the extraterrestrial technology. However, he did not mention the energy source or propulsion technology. The assumption that the Roswell craft was not using a conventional 20th-century engine is based on logical inference. If any energy source or propulsion technology was released, it would undoubtedly transform various industries, significantly benefiting humanity.

While such technology could revolutionize transportation, energy, and countless other fields, the implications of this potential technology are not shared with the public. The reasons for this secrecy are often attributed to financial interests. The aerospace industry, with its numerous contractors, receives trillions of dollars in funding through Pentagon’s Special Access Programs (SAPs), all protected under Federal Financial Accounting Standard 56. The secrecy is maintained to ensure ongoing financial benefit, making the situation an ongoing fraud.

Consequences and Controversies

The secrecy surrounding UFOs and UAPs has far-reaching consequences. The lack of transparency undermines trust in government and military institutions. Moreover, it hinders scientific and technological advancements that could potentially benefit all of humanity. The internal computation engines and power generation methods, which are still in use today, have not kept up with the pace of innovation over the past several decades. Keeping the fossil fuel industry in power through secrecy in technology is a significant challenge to progress.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the government’s secrecy regarding UFOs and UAPs is a complex issue with deep-seated roots in financial interests and control of the narrative. While the motivations for secrecy may have evolved over time, the current situation remains a significant concern. The public deserves access to information that could lead to groundbreaking advancements in technology and medicine. The debate about the government’s role in hiding information from the public continues, with substantial implications for transparency, trust, and progress in various fields.