Army Colonel John Alexander On UFOs

By on September 8, 2011 in News 16

geuu_03_img0663Former Army intelligence officer Col. John Alexander discusses his efforts to penetrate the mystery surrounding UFOs will serving in the army. (While on active duty he was granted permission to create the military’s only UFO working group.)

Alexander believes UFO’s exists but are not necessarily extraterrestrial, and that there is no grand, sinister, coordinated cover-up by the military structure. His hope is for experts to be able to probe the topic further without being subjected to ridicule or damage to their careers. My conclusion: this man is, in fact, an alien.

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  • http://hormeticminds.blogspot.com/ Chaorder Gradient

    I get the feeling 90% of the “official” UFO crowd were HUGE fans of the X-files and take it as reality-canon

    (you know…. a Reality-Cannon would be an awesome weapon)

  • Anonymous

    I get the feeling that UFOs are actually unknown, even to the highest levels, thus their refusal to admit any knowledge about the situation.

  • Hadrian999

    if there were a grand conspiracy it is doubtful some col. would know about it. if it existed it would be seriously compartmentalized and need to know only access. for things on that level you could be a general with the highest clearance but if you aren’t inside the project you wouldn’t be in the know. not saying there is a conspiracy but that is how things work with highly secret info

  • Hadrian999

    if there were a grand conspiracy it is doubtful some col. would know about it. if it existed it would be seriously compartmentalized and need to know only access. for things on that level you could be a general with the highest clearance but if you aren’t inside the project you wouldn’t be in the know. not saying there is a conspiracy but that is how things work with highly secret info

  • Wanooski

    I liked the X-Files…

  • http://hormeticminds.blogspot.com/ Chaorder Gradient

    Oh i loved the X-files, that doesn’t mean I take all their alien mythos as fact

  • http://hormeticminds.blogspot.com/ Chaorder Gradient

    I think the government is as confused as anyone else….. but the Shadow government…….. etc. etc…

  • Killyourdog

    The you would know an M.I. 01 has access to shit a general would never see. And M.I. Full bird ought to have enough close comrades and networks in the military to know of something at least in outline. He is probably a reliable source….stupid boot.

  • Wanooski

    Right. But the alien mythos in the x files was partly based on already established lore from parts of the UFO community.

  • Wanooski

    Right. But the alien mythos in the x files was partly based on already established lore from parts of the UFO community.

  • Wanooski

    Right. But the alien mythos in the x files was partly based on already established lore from parts of the UFO community.

  • Wanooski

    Right. But the alien mythos in the x files was partly based on already established lore from parts of the UFO community.

  • http://hormeticminds.blogspot.com/ Chaorder Gradient

    Fair enough, but how much of that original mythos came from other mass produced stories about aliens (theres the “war of the worlds” side, as opposed to the area 51 side). Honestly thats a serious question, I’ve never really been into the whole alien thing myself, but I feel that if noone really knows the answer, it might be good to question the sources of information of the people who are so sure that they have an answer.

    Honestly I look at the X-files as a different branch of the same tree as the show 24. Both entertaining shows(that happen to be on FOX…) that define an era’s viewpoint of the government agencies. X-files was about strange phenomena and the FBI… 24 was about terrorists(guess they smartened up and made up an agency CTU)… that doesn’t necessarily mean the mythoi(thats the plural??) they set forth is entirely true, or entirely honest.

    But then again, maybe its all just to get people like me to doubt the stuff….. so who knows…

  • Hadrian999

    they were totally dead on about Alex Trebek and Jessey Ventura

  • Wanooski

    I’m not saying it is necessarily true. My point was simply that the UFO community influence the show more than the inverse. 

  • Simple

    John Searl…