The cover-up , as anything else in the UFO=ET mythology,
is imaginary and repeated ad nauseam.
In this year of 2013, the nonsense is however bigger and
bigger, but the absolute lack of evidences remains the same.
Donald Keyhoe wrote for various pulp magazines in the
1930s and 40s. Shortly after the UFO events began in 1947, he was approached by
True magazine editor Ken Purdy, who sent him a telegram that indicated there
was more to the UFO story than what the government was saying publicly. Donald
saw the possibility of a big story. He wrote a book called “The Flying Saucers
are Real” and stated that eventually the government would reveal the truth once
it felt the population could handle the news.
This promise that the government would eventually reveal
that aliens were visiting the earth in spaceships would become one of the
cornerstones of UFOlogical philosophy for sixty years.
National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena
(NICAP) suggested that:
1) That the Air
Force has obtained significant proof of UFO reality, and is withholding its
evidence until the public and be psychologically prepared under a program
guided by some higher agency.
2) That the
withholding of information is not because of any special knowledge on the
subject, but results more or less unconsciously from red tape, lack of
continuity to the UFO project, difference of opinion within the Air Force, etc.
Donald Keyhoe, who was writing and selling his books well,
wrote this in 1965:
“Congressional
hearings are almost bound to be held eventually--probably within the next year.
The basic finding of those hearings--that we are indeed under surveillance of
some kind by visitors from the universe--will undoubtedly startle and frighten
many people throughout the world.”
There was no disclosure at all, but The Colorado project,
presumably an honest investigation of the UFO phenomenon in the University
environment, outside the influence of the USAF.
Dr. Edward Condon headed the study but from the beginning
Dr. James McDonald and Hynek became concerned about the study, when Dr. Condon
revealed he was extremely skeptical about UFOs.
The project was of course, negative, and Dr. Hynek wrote
a book denouncing the study as unscientific. More than ten years later, Donald Keyhoe
told the National Enquirer in early 1979 that "the recent rash of UFO sightings could mean the aliens are ready
to identify themselves to us this year"
Stanton Friedman brought back the so called Roswell
incident but despite the presumed flying saucer crash, and the faked Majestic 12 documents, there
was no disclosure.
Glenn Dennis - Roswell mortician whose tale about alien
autopsies was exposed as a hoax in the mid-1990s.
Col. Philip Corso - Author of "The day after
Roswell", which many UFOlogists considered a bunch of nonsense. It has
been exposed as being inaccurate and, apparently, a collection of exaggerations
by Corso to inflate his personal achievements over the years. Corso and Walter
Mitty had a lot in common.
Larry Warren - Claims to be involved in the Rendlesham
UFO incident. Many investigators of this case dismiss Warren's claims as
absurd. There is no evidence that Warren was even present on the evenings in question.
This did not stop Warren from writing his version of events and selling a book
on the incident.
SGT Robert Dean - Another person who claims to have seen
a top secret manual that some officer allowed him to read to keep himself awake
one night. The manual was all about the recovery a crashed spaceship and it's
alien crew. Much of his story has been
exposed as unlikely by Klass and Randle.
Major George Filer - Talks about an incident at McGuire
AFB in New Jersey where he saw/heard about an alien killed by a security
patrolmen. This has been exposed as a probable hoax by the National Institute
of Discovery Science (NIDS), a UFO proponent organization.
The "promise" of UFO disclosure is a myth. An old myth. There will never be disclosure simply because there is no such thing as a UFO=ET cover-up.
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