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September 25, 2006

EVIDENCE OF MINISTRY OF DEFENSE UFO COVER-UP
Documents released under the UK's Freedom of Information act don't say much about extra-terrestrials or UFO's, but do show the great lengths to which the Ministry of Defense went to cover-up their investigations into such matters. At one point, officials tried to destroy the records under the "30 year rule." They also attempted to cover-up a secret unit of the Defense Intelligence Staff devoted to UFOs, named DI55.

The trail of evidence begins with a note written in response to a request for information on UFOs made in 1976. From that note: "It is undesirable that even a hint of this should become public and we are currently consulting the [Air Historical Branch] on ways of expurgating the official records against the time when they qualify for disclosure [at the Public Records Office]." As the article details, this continued well into the 1990's. A final theory proposed in a 500-page report published last May called UFOs "indisputable," but attributed them mostly to weather conditions. Not surprisingly, the interest in UFOs throughout the 1970's and 1980's most likely had more to do with the Cold War than aliens.

-The Guardian: Is there anybody out there? How the men from the ministry hid the hunt for UFOs
-Ministry of Defense: UFO Reports 2002-2005

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