CIA Posts Its Own "X-Files" Online

The Central Intelligence Agency has published declassified UFO documents on its website..

Just as the new "X-Files" revival finds another generation of fans who want to believe in the existence of UFOs, the CIA has decided to give people a look into its own alien investigations from the 1940s and 1950s.

Granted, these UFO files were already released to the public via a Freedom of Information Act request way back in 1978, but this marks the first time the CIA has made many of them conveniently located online on its website. Read more

Top Secret UFO Files on Alien Encounters Released

UFO investigators have been demanding the release by governments across the globe of ALL confidential files they hold relating to UFO and extraterrestrial sightings.

It is called the disclosure movement and UFO conspiracists insist there is a worldwide cover-up to prevent the 'truth' that aliens have previously landed from getting out.

Alien believers feel if this came out it would spark mass hysteria among the general public - destroying their ideas of religion and causing society to crumble Read more

Stonehenge UFO Photo Among Final Release of U.K. X-Files

The U.K. National Archives has released the last of its UFO files, including a photo taken of a possible UFO over Stonehenge.

A photograph taken of a possible UFO over the prehistoric monument known as Stonehenge (see image above) is among the 25 files of 4,400 pages of UFO files just released by the U.K. National Archives.

Of the total amount of the U.K. X-Files that have been periodically released since 2008 -- about 50,000 pages from 209 files -- this final batch of files covers the work of the Ministry of Defense's UFO desk from 2007 to November 2009.

The files have been divided into different sections: Read more

Australia's Secret UFO Files Released

Why should any UFO files remain secret - especially if they're all supposedly mis-identifications or hallucinations?

It is probably the closest Australia has come to scrambling fighter jets to intercept a UFO.

Documents that have just become available under the 30-year rule at the National Archives of Australia reveal how two RAAF Mirage jets were placed on the second highest level of alert to determine the cause of unidentified radar contacts seen on screens at Mascot.

The ''X Files'' viewed in Canberra also give details of other unexplained sightings, some of which are supported by witness statements to police. Read more

New British X-Files Reveal Secret Search to Weaponize Alien Technology

New UFO X-Files released by the United Kingdom National Archieves reveal a desire by the Ministry of Defense to weaponize alien technology.

Newly released X-Files from the United Kingdom's National Archives reveal the role of that country's Ministry of Defense UFO Desk officers, what they actually thought about possible alien visits to Earth and their ideas on harnessing alien technology as a weapon.

There are 25 files, comprising more than 6,700 pages, that include UFO policy, parliamentary questions, media issues, public correspondence and, of course, UFO sighting reports. Overall, more than 10,000 UFO reports came through the special Ministry of Defense unit from 1950 to 2009.

"These are probably the most fascinating and bizarre government files ever made available to the public," said Nick Pope, who was the UFO Desk officer from 1991 to 1994. Read more