The world of UFO hunters and alien lovers was rocked last week when the mysterious name of a supposed secret United States Government alien project was leaked.
Called Immaculate Constellation, an unnamed whistleblower claimed the project has been hidden from officials since 2017 because some say it surpasses being “top secret”.
It’s existence was, of course, denied, with a pentagon spokesman stating: “’the Department of Defense has no record, present or historical, of any type of SAP [special access program] called ‘Immaculate Constellation.”
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But the whistleblower, writing to the US Congress, stated: “The Executive Branch has been managing UAP/NHI issues without Congressional knowledge, oversight, or authorization for some time, quite possibly decades.”
However, many are wondering what exactly Immaculate Constellation is all about and why there now appears to be a move to hide or deny any references to it.
Well, according to the leaker, it is a “strategic intelligence program” created to “detect” and “quarantine” the US militaries best UFO images, eyewitness testimonies and more evidence.
The leaker also claimed expressing public knowledge about the project or evidence collected “will put you in the danger zone”.
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They said: “The multitude of wavelengths collected by these sensors . . . have captured UAP characteristics that are difficult or impossible to observe with the human eye alone,’ according to the leaked report, allegedly intended for cleared members of Congress.
“Subtle atmospheric effects associated with UAPs are also visible through the sensors employed by the US military and intelligence agencies.
“The verifiable chain of custody for UAP IMINT (high-quality ‘Imagery Intelligence’) collected by US military assets ensures a high level of confidence in the accuracy and integrity of the data gathered.”
Another intelligence source did confirm its existence, but added “they (officials) don’t want to acknowledge it’s real. They won’t comment on it.”
And Tim McMillan, an expert in the UFO field, wrote for The Debrief: “While interesting, in the grand scheme of things, this new whistleblower’s claims leave us in a familiar situation—a fascinating story that is nearly impossible to verify. However, this doesn’t mean the underlying theme of these whistleblower claims isn’t worth exploring.”
As always, the truth is . . . somewhere in between.
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