U.K. MoD: Illustration of UFOs and EBEs,
Heathrow Airport, 7/13/93
In a remarkable policy tour de force
disclosed on February 18, 2010, a purported year of “official
extraterrestrial disclosure”, the U.K. Ministry of Defence of Defence
has engaged in yet another serial data
dump of
multiple UFO and extraterrestrial files, without any accompanying
scientific, cosmological, exopolitical narrative or framework of
analysis.
The U.K. Ministry of Defence also revealed in a secret
memo dated Nov. 11, 2009, and released Feb. 28, 2010 by freedom of
information (FOI) release to Dr. David Clarke, a U.K. UFO expert, that
"Reported sightings received from other sources should be answered by a
standard letter and… should be retained for 30 days and then
destroyed, largely removing any future FOI liability and negating the
need to release future files post-November 30 2009."
Exhibiting
an embattled mentality regarding the communications with other
governments on extraterrestrial and UFO issues and the exopolitical
research community, the U.K. Ministry of Defence secret
memo states, "We have deliberately avoided formal approaches to
other Governments on this issue. "Such approaches would become public
when the relevant UFO files are released, and would be viewed by
'ufologists' as evidence of international collaboration and conspiracy."
The patent note of desperation and incoherence in the latest U.K.
ministry of defence public ET/UFO strategy (or lack thereof)
demonstrates how the extraterrestrial embargo jointly commenced by the
U.S. and U.K. intelligence forces with the 1953 U.S.
CIA Robertson Panel
is now deteriorating.
It is most plausible that the U.K.
Ministry of Defence, like its counterpart the U.S. Department of
Defense, wants to concentrate on its secret compartmentalized programs
with extraterrestrial civilizations, while shutting down all of its
mechanisms for collecting public reports of UFOs.
