White House UFO

  Introduction   On December 16, 2017 The New York Times , Washington Post , and Politico all ran revelatory stories about a UFO $22 million investigation by the US government that went on from 2007-2012. This was in direct opposition to past statements by the government that they were not involved in investigations and are not withholding any information related to UFOs. The media stories also pointed out that despite the claim the investigation was shut down in 2012, the director of the alien threat detection program, Luis Elizondo, was still employed till he left in October 2016, and that there was actually a replacement for him when he left who continued the program. The story of how the program began, and got funded, goes back to some Defense Intelligence Agency agents who had made a visit to the famous Skinwalker Ranch formally known as the Sherman Ranch. It is on this property, approximately 480 acres southeast of Ballard, Utah that allegedly weird paranormal and UFO-re

  “I am very amused at your attempts to get my Project Magnet report. You will recall that I remarked last March that I didn’t think you had the proverbial snowball of prying it loose. No minister in his right mind is going to release ANY report which in a way might prove embarrassing or give rise to questions which he or his colleagues might find difficult to answer.” (Wilbert Smith in a letter to Bill 1959)   “There is a great deal more that I would like to publish but the boys topside say no, not at present. Apparently, the need of the moment is to appreciate the great truth of the relationship of man to his Universe; technical details and design data on space ships can come later when we are more civilized.” (Letter to Mrs. Campbell 1958)     “Further to our discussion in Washington in December, I have given the matter considerable thought and feel that it would not be wise to discuss our activities with American scientists until we have had an opportunity to have them discussed t