Presidents and UFOs. What do they know? What can they do? Richard Dolan The Big Picture.
Analysis Summary
Summary
The speaker discusses UFO disclosure and secrecy. They believe there is significant UFO secrecy and that it is worthwhile to talk about it. The speaker mentions military reports of UFOs showing incredible capabilities and the concerns of high-ranking officials about these phenomena. They highlight that many presidents have been kept in the dark about UFO information. The speaker shares anecdotes about past presidents who were upset about their lack of access to UFO data. They conclude that the power over UFO information has shifted away from government control to private contractors. The speaker believes that genuine disclosure is unlikely in the near future but may happen as cultural changes force the issue.
Program Intelligence Analysis
The discussion highlights the ongoing secrecy surrounding UFO phenomena and the lack of access to information for even high-ranking officials. It suggests that the control over UFO-related data has shifted to private contractors, complicating the potential for disclosure.
The US president does not have full access control or authority over UFO data.
Richard Olin
“I do think it's worthwhile and that's because I long ago concluded the evidence was overwhelming.”
Managed by: Department of Defense
Management of classified information and technology, including UFO-related data.
There has been and is a phenomenon, something anomalous, that has continually been tracked for many years.
Military reports have documented objects showing capabilities off the charts, including incredible maneuverability and evasive maneuvers.
There are too many confirmed statements from prominent officials attesting to secrecy regarding UFOs.
The US president does not have full access control or authority over UFO data.
Many former high-ranking officials expressed frustration at being out of the loop regarding UFO information.
The secrecy surrounding UFOs has gone beyond being classified and is now proprietary.