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The Military slowly removing the history of UFOs as it enables them to continue to pretend that there’s no cover-up

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The Tic Tac UFO encounter of 2004 is rightly considered to be a very important event. Unfortunately, too much of our public discourse relating to UFOs or UAP now only focuses on encounters from that point onward. 

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But very little of the incredible rich story of 20th century UFOs is ever discussed in mainstream/establishment venues. 

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Removing the history of UFOs is important for the military, as it enables them to continue to pretend that there’s no cover-up, no conspiracy. 

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In fact, there is overwhelming evidence that the US military has been deeply engaged in the matter of UFOs for 80 years. 

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The above image of a UFO was just released this month (August 2022). The so-called Calvin image showing a 100ft UFO was kept secret and being withheld from the public for 30 years by the Ministry of Defence (MOD) before a retired RAF officer who secretly kept a copy of the photograph decided to release the infamous image.

 

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