The CIA declassified thousands of documents on UFOs: how and where to see them? | the Chronicle

Fans of the UFO phenomenon all CIA (Central Intelligence Agency) documents to learn about unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) already have their place on the Internet, as the United States government calls them, which are now available for download at Black vault, a website operated by John Greenwald Jr.

The CIA claims to have provided all the information on the NAPs at its disposal, although there is no way of knowing this to be true. So far, Greenwald, through a statement on his site, has reported: “The Black Vault investigation will continue to see if there are any additional documents to be discovered in CIA properties.”

Requests for extraterrestrial information have grown so great that the CIA finally compiled on a CD-ROM, obtained by Greenwald and uploaded to the Black Vault, divided into dozens of downloadable PDF files.

Greenwald believes the documents are difficult to parse for calculated reasons. “The CIA has made it INCREDIBLY difficult to use its archives in a reasonable way,” said about the file format “Expired.”

Long request

Greenwald had collected several requests over the past two decades, seeking non-confidential findings on UAPs collected by the US government.

In an interview in 2020 he said Columbia Journalism Review who began investigating the CIA as a teenager.

Among the evidence found is a document showing that a former deputy deputy director of science and technology “Show interest” in a particular unnamed object.

Such a flow of information occurs at a time in history when Americans are particularly interested in extraterrestrial intelligence, indicated by a recent spike in UFO sightings and the viral popularity of media related to extraterrestrial life.