According to one of the publication’s interlocutors, the American authorities have discovered at least nine “inhuman ships”: some of them were almost destroyed as a result of the accident, and two are completely intact. Three sources briefed on these alleged top-secret operations told the publication that the Office of Global Access (OGA), a division of the Central Intelligence Agency’s Department of Science and Technology, has played a central role in organizing the collection of what which could be extraterrestrial spaceships. since 2003. These insiders were informed by people involved in these supposed UFO hunting missions.
One source said the CIA has a “system that can recognize UFOs while they are still camouflaged” and if a “non-human” craft lands, crashes or falls to the ground, special military units will be sent to check it. to save his remains. Another source familiar with the OGA’s role said they specialize in providing the US military with covert access to areas around the world, including behind enemy lines. While these shocking claims sound like something out of a science fiction novel, they are part of a growing body of evidence that the US government may be hiding high-tech vehicles that were not made by humans, the publication notes. David Grush, a former senior intelligence official, is one of three military informants who testified under oath about UFOs. Grush claims to have evidence of secret programs using technology far beyond American capabilities. He told this to Congress at a public hearing in July.
Documents released by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) in December 2016 revealed that the OGA was one of 56 branches of the CIA. Numerous sources have reported that many people involved in these programs may not even realize that they are extraterrestrial material due to the strict segregation of information and security in such top secret programs. In an interview last week, David Grush gave the example of the Manhattan Project engineers in the 1940s who didn’t realize they were working on the fuses for the atomic bomb that was eventually dropped on Japan.
