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The New UFO Disclosure Legislation Doesn't Go Nearly Far Enough - Vimarsana News

The New UFO Disclosure Legislation Doesn't Go Nearly Far Enough

The journey toward UFO/UAP disclosure took two steps forward and 10,000 steps back in December after a key aspect of pending legislation didn't make the cut.

Florida members of Congress say the federal government is withholding UFO information - Vimarsana News

Florida members of Congress say the federal government is withholding UFO information

“It has become very clear and evident that there is an apparent attempt — an orchestrated attempt — to deny us this access,” said U.S. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna.

Source: yahoo.com
CIA's Secret Office Retrieved UFOs From 9 Crash Sites Around The World: Report - Vimarsana News

CIA's Secret Office Retrieved UFOs From 9 Crash Sites Around The World: Report

The latest revelations add to the growing chorus that the US government could be hiding advanced vehicles that were not made by humans.

Source: ndtv.com
UFOs: UFOs: CIA has recovered nine 'non-human craft' since 2003, whistleblowers reveal - Vimarsana News

UFOs: UFOs: CIA has recovered nine 'non-human craft' since 2003, whistleblowers reveal

Science News: The CIA's covert division, the Office of Global Access (OGA), has been involved in retrieving crashed UFOs globally for many years. Informants claim t

Report: Special CIA Office Recovered Nine UFOs Since 2003, Two Fully Intact - Vimarsana News

Report: Special CIA Office Recovered Nine UFOs Since 2003, Two Fully Intact

The US CIA has been recovering extraterrestrial spacecraft for decades using a special insertion team typically used to recover adversaries’ technology from wrecked vehicles, according to reports in British media.