UFOs

classified aircraft and weapons programs, notably by spreading fake flying-saucer photos near Area 51. In short, instead of aliens being real, the government made up the alien stuff to hide real, terrestrial black projects. Ironically, with part of the title in mind, i.e., “…America’s UFO Mythology,” the author for his argument provides no verifiable, empirical evidence (e.g., names, documents, policies, orders, save Kirkpatrick), he cites anonymous sources, unverifiable claims, and unseen seen documents, emails and texts (although he promises a part II is coming). Long time critics and or self-proclaimed skeptics in their criques of UFO/UAP phenomenon in regards to the government or military often cite: • Secretive insiders• Suppressed evidence• Institutio...

In recent years, interest in unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) has surged, largely driven by disclosures from military officials and whistleblowers. Yet one of the most chilling and compelling testimonies didn’t emerge from a Senate hearing or a mainstream interview—it came anonymously through an online post on 4chan. This so-called “4chan whistleblower” presented a disturbingly detailed picture of U.S. crash retrieval operations, secret technologies, and the internal culture of silence surrounding UFO programs. And central to this narrative is a name many in military circles allegedly fear to mention: Bob Lazar.The Forbidden Name: Bob Lazar and the NavyAccording to journalist Jesse Michels in his DEBRIEFED interview, Bob Lazar’s name carries dangerous weight within the U.S. Navy. Citin...

claims with archival evidence and declassified government documents. While Malmgren had legitimate roles under Presidents Nixon and Ford, primarily related to trade negotiations, Johnson’s research reveals that many of his grander claims — including key advisory roles to Presidents Kennedy and Johnson — are unsubstantiated. A particularly sensational aspect of Malmgren’s legacy is his claimed association with the UFOs/UAP, aliens and or UFO crash debris. In his later years, Malmgren claimed high-level insider knowledge of classified UFO programs and extraterrestrial-related national security concerns, painting him as someone deeply embedded in secret government deliberations about non-human intelligence and unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP). However,...

For decades, stories of alien abductions and mysterious creatures have flooded the paranormal landscape. But one specific entity has consistently stood out for its strangeness, intelligence, and chilling consistency: the Mantis Beings. Towering insectoid creatures, described as resembling humanoid praying mantises, have been reported across the globe—from ancient cave paintings to modern-day abduction experiences.Encounters Along the Musconetcong RiverIn New Jersey, the quiet Musconetcong River has become a hotspot for reported sightings. Since 2006, multiple witnesses have come forward with eerily similar experiences: the forest falls silent, electronics fail, and a tall insectoid figure emerges—often accompanied by a low, humming vibration.One of the earliest sightings came from a fisher...

     I recently watched the first episode of Declassified Secrets with David Duchovny, now airing on the History Channel on Friday nights. As the name indicates, it’s the former The X Files star’s latest series. One segment dealt with the once-hidden but now-famous UFO-related ICBM-shutdown incident at Malmstrom AFB, Montana in 1967, first exposed in 1996 by one of the Minuteman missile launch officers who was on duty when it occurred, former USAF Captain Robert Salas.Given Hollywood’s checkered track record on accurately reporting UFO encounters at the US Air Force’s ICBM sites, in a variety of programs on several different television networks over the years, I ...