UFO Story

 The CIA releasing various UFO documents?  Well....yes.

For several decades, information requests have come and gone....usually declined by the CIA.  This week....they opened up the library and said 'here....read up'.

Anything worth reading?  I spent an hour browsing.  You have roughly 2,500 to 3,000 pages in the mix.  

There's nothing much there....other than people (some of the airline pilots) just reporting unusual things.  Some are probably true....some are probably illusions or schizophrenia episodes.

Was it necessary to classify all of this?  Well....no.  That's the amusing part of the story.  From the thirty-odd documents I looked at....nothing was of a classified nature.  The idiots who classified it?  I don't think they knew what they were doing or just doing it because someone ordered them to do it.

Did this really settle much?  No.  It did clear off the CIA as being some treasure-bucket of UFO information.  

So if you went through the Air Force, Navy, and various other information 'buckets'?  I would imagine the same thing.  They have tens of thousands of reports.....which mostly lead nowhere. 

It's like your local police having 300 reports in the past year of wild-dog packs running around the county, but then saying they've never (themselves) ever seen a wild-dog pack.  Do the wild-dog packs exist?  In likelihood, there's probably one single wild-dog pack of four dogs.  

In this UFO collection....it could just be one single alien group that keeps getting directions to visit Earth, and they don't really see much to get hyped-up about....so they visit for a day and leave (just to make their supervisor happy).  Later, their bosses order them back, and they repeat this one-day visit once again.