Australia's Secret UFO Files Released

type='html'>Why should any UFO files remain secret - especially if they're all supposedly mis-identifications or hallucinations?

It is probably the closest Australia has come to scrambling fighter jets to intercept a UFO.

Documents that have just become available under the 30-year rule at the National Archives of Australia reveal how two RAAF Mirage jets were placed on the second highest level of alert to determine the cause of unidentified radar contacts seen on screens at Mascot.

The ''X Files'' viewed in Canberra also give details of other unexplained sightings, some of which are supported by witness statements to police. Read more

UK UFO Files Edited

type='html'>When investigators receive FBI files under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), they find they are mostly useless, because huge blocks information have been "redacted" (blacked out). The Independent reveals that the same thing is true for the Ministry of Defence UFO files that were recently released.

The Ministry of Defence had to blank out "uncomplimentary comments" made by officials about members of the public before publishing its UFO files, a newly released document shows.

Following a deluge of requests under the Freedom of Information (FoI) Act 2000, the MoD agreed to disclose its full archive of reported sightings of unexplained sights in the skies.

But a previously secret memo reveals that the files had to be edited for references to military technology, relations with other countries and insulting remarks about the public written by defence officials and police. Read more

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CIA's Psychic Spy Files at STARpod.org

type='html'>Articles and samples from the CIA STAR GATE files are available for viewing at the STARpod.org website. The collection provides deep insight into how our government functions in the face of the unknown, says independent journalist and researcher Gary S. Bekkum.

Although the public is more aware today than they were in 1995, when the CIA finally owned up to the existence of "U.S. government phenomenology projects," only part of the truth behind "strange goings on" has been revealed.

The United States had been secretly conducting research into the use of the paranormal: to spy on the Soviets, the aliens, and more. Not only was this series of programs, generically known as STAR GATE, run by the Defense Intelligence Agency, there were others less well known. The existence of many related projects, sponsored by CIA, NSA, DIA, the NAVY, U.S. Air Force, and others too numerous to mention here can be found in brief references scattered among the CIA released documents.

Several sources tell us that some of the paranormal programs continue today, most notably at the National Security Agency, this according to at least three independent sources. Read more

Vision Report Watch - A shocking biweekly watchdog online magazine for the minority of us interested in the non-mainstream: UFOs, conspiracies, eugenics, Bible prophecy, Nostradamus, 2012, Nephilim, and chemtrails. To get your first four editions, literally within minutes, click here.