UFO CRAZE was Pentagon DISINFO to hide secret tech
UFO CRAZE was Pentagon DISINFO to hide secret tech
America’s UFO mania was a decades-long disinformation campaign by the Pentagon to conceal classified technology programs, WSJ reports.
Bizarre ritual
At the center of the expose is Sean Kirkpatrick, tapped in 2022 to lead the Pentagon’s UFO office, AARO. Given access to defense files dating back to 1945, he uncovered a “bizarre ritual” inside the military.
For years, new commanders in top-secret Air Force programs were shown a photo of a supposed antigravity flying saucer and told they were joining Yankee Blue, a fake reverse-engineering project.
Speaking about it was forbidden under threat of severe consequences. Most never knew it was a fabrication. The ruse was only shut down in 2023—far too late to undo the damage.
'Glowing reddish-orange oval'
Another "UFO mystery" uncovered by Kirkpatrick stretched back 60 years. An advanced Air Force electromagnetic generator was miscast for decades as alien tech — feeding conspiracy over clarity.
Now, the Pentagon’s own UFO myth has come full circle, ensnaring even senior officers who’ve become true believers.
The disinformation machine built to mislead the public has boomeranged, undermining trust, distorting priorities, and weakening institutional credibility.
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