The author, in the early 1990s, began a project to investigate and make contact with unidentified flying objects (UFOs). The project’s goal was to study extraterrestrial phenomena and unidentified technology that were allegedly being kept secret by the government and military.
It was this project that attracted the attention of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and US military intelligence agencies. This led to a series of contacts with high-ranking individuals in the US government and foreign governments. Many of them admitted that UFO-related projects did exist but were being conducted illegally, without proper government or congressional oversight.
In 1993, the author was invited to meet directly with then-CIA Director James Woolsey under President Bill Clinton. This was the first formal meeting between the author and the US government to discuss UFO phenomena. Through the meeting, the author suddenly realized that even individuals in the highest positions of power such as the CIA director and the President did not have access to this sensitive information.
This raised suspicions that UFO projects and alien technologies might be controlled by a secret group, beyond the oversight of the legitimate government.
After the meeting with the CIA director, the author realized that further investigation was needed to clarify who was running these projects. The author began calling on people who had participated in or knew about these top-secret projects to come forward as witnesses. From there, Project “Disclosure” was born with the goal of bringing the evidence to light. This project helped communicate important information related to UFOs to the executive branches and the US Congress.
The information the author gathered included top secret documents, memos, and testimony from military and defense industry personnel who had direct contact with the UFO projects. According to these documents, the projects were secretly run by an illegal group operating outside the law.
Even high-ranking military and government intelligence officials were denied access to these projects, suggesting the existence of a hidden power structure that controlled sensitive information about extraterrestrial phenomena.
In May 2001, the author held a major press conference at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. The conference brought together key witnesses from the military, science, and defense industry to present evidence of UFOs and extraterrestrial technology that they had encountered or witnessed. The press conference attracted the attention of hundreds of millions of people around the world, but it was not enough to force governments to reveal all the truth.
However, the author continued to work for many years to investigate and collect more evidence. Recent investigations show that the US Congress has begun to take more active steps. Recently, a law was passed that allows witnesses, including those working for defense contractors and the government, to publicly disclose information related to UFO projects and alien technology that they know about. This marks a major step forward in forcing governments to reveal secrets that have been hidden for decades.
In conclusion, the author emphasizes that the fight to bring the truth about UFOs and alien technology to light is still ongoing, and that there is a positive shift in US politics to force this secret information to be made public.
