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Story of Former Pentagon Official Who Led U.S Government’s UAP Investigations Is Coming to Television
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RT @disclosureteamx: 🚨 NEW INTERVIEW PREMIERES SATURDAY I sat down with Richard Dolan looking at the evolution of UFO research over the p...
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How about a new rule: no more "there is no evidence"?
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Story of Former Pentagon Official Who Led U.S Government’s UAP Investigations Is Coming to Television

Terence Winter is teaming up with filmmaker Dan Farah on a new television series based on the former U.S. intelligence official who led government investigations into UAP.

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[Retweeted] 🚨 NEW INTERVIEW PREMIERES SATURDAY I sat down with Richard Dolan looking at the evolution of UFO research over the past 80 years. We go all the way back to the 1940s and 1950s, through the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, and right up to the modern UAP era. We discuss some of the major UFO cases and events that shaped the subject, government investigations, UFO disclosure, and how the arrival of the internet and social media completely transformed UFO research and the wider UFO community....

Repeating the claim that “there is no evidence for UAP” doesn’t advance science or skepticism, it stalls discussion. It forces every conversation to restart at step one; re-establishing basic facts that have already been documented for decades: multiple government investigations, multi-sensor military encounters, declassified files, and testimony from high-ranking trained observers all exist---which is exactly why this sub exists in the first place. Reasonable people can debate what these phe...

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