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Ever since the first flying saucers were spotted over Mount Rainier in 1947, they have captivated the world and caused much speculation. Interplanetary craft? Weather balloons? Advanced military aircraft? Swamp gas? Whatever, we have been puzzling for over 50 years with no end in sight.
UFOs: 50 Years of Denial? makes the case for world governments' collusion to hide evidence of extraterrestrials from the public for reasons of security. Ufology bigwigs such as Bob Dean and Phil Corso discuss what they learned in their roles in NATO and the National Security Council, respectively; astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell tells of his discussions with government officials who want to come clean; and many saucer-spotters tell their bizarre stories. Some very strange photographic evidence and footage taken near the fabled Area 51 in Nevada are suggestive, but of course inconclusive. And who
was that mysterious cigarette-smoking man lurking in the background?
--Rob Lightner
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We’ve been told what happened 50 years ago... But what happened since? Apollo 14 Astronaut Dr. Edgar Mitchell reveals that Roswell was a real incident and discusses the 50 years of cover-up.
Col. Phillip J. Corso, a member of President Eisenhower’s National Security Council and Head of the U.S. Army’s Foreign Technology Division at the Pentagon speaks of overseeing the recovery of alien spacecraft, the harvesting of technology from recovered crash debris of extraterrestrial origin and the seeding of this technology in private industry, which gave birth to the transistor, integrated computer chips, fiber optics, laser and stealth technology.
Sgt. Maj Robert O. Dean, former intelligence analyst discusses a top secret study conducted by NATO in the 1960s entitled ‘An Assessment’, classified as ‘Cosmic Top Secret’. William Perry, former Secretary of Defense under Presidents Reagan and Bush confirms the existence of a secret military test facility in the Nevada Desert known as Area 51.
"The information contained in this documentary needs to be heard..." - Edgar Mitchell, Apollo 14 Astronaut.
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