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UFO files; https://youtu.be/24zmRKDwC6A Darkness radio secretsHISTORY
This is quoted:
"Government UFO-related documents seem to have a habit
of disappearing. This time the files belonged to the Defense Intelligence
Agency (DIA).
John Greenewald has been using the Freedom of Information Act
(FOIA) to get formerly classified documents from the government, and to post
them online for decades. He began his efforts while in high school in the 1990s
and continues his efforts to this day."
"Greenewald was inspired to seek out these documents when he
heard of UFO files that showed the U.S. government's interest in a UFO incident
in Iran that took place in 1976.
The government claims it no longer had any
interest in UFOs since the official closing of its official UFO investigation,
Project Blue Book, in 1969. He requested the document through a FOIA request
and, to his surprise and delight, received it."
The file -- and the process of retrieving it -- fascinated
Greenewald to the point where it spawned what has become a lifelong effort to
retrieve formerly classified files and post them on the Internet. Greenewald's
website, TheBlackVault.com,
now has over 1.3 million formerly classified pages of documents.
In 1996, in response to a FOIA request, Greenewald received
nearly 250 files from the DIA regarding UFOs. Supposedly,
everything they had on the topic. However, several of the files were heavily
redacted, meaning that there were blacked out sections, presumably, because
those portions contained information that is still considered classified.
It was an MDR of a classified document about spy planes that
allowed the term Area 51 to be unredacted, thus making the existence of the
super secret Area 51 military base official. Of course, that location had
already been famous in UFO circles and pop culture.
In 2014, Greenewald requested an MDR for the DIA documents he
had obtained in 1996. In his inquiry, Greenewald included links to download the
files he had received from the DIA which he now wanted reviewed.
Months later, in mid-2015, Greenewald received a reply that the
links he had provided did not work, so the case would be suspended. The
responses by the DIA are actually a bit confusing, but it appears once
Greenewald's links could be accessed, the files he requested were not found.
The DIA wrote, "It appears the FOIA case files have been
purged from the FOIA database."
The DIA asked Greenewald to provide the specific names of the
files for them to "move forward in conducting a review."
Confused by the request, given that the file names are on the
files themselves, Greenewald asked for clarification.
He was told, "The related FOIA case has been purged, the
documents could not be identified and/or located."
The DIA officer reiterated, "We would need the titles in
order to conduct a good faith effort for our search."
Frustrated, via social media, Greenewald wrote me, "The
letter states that, despite me GIVING them the documents, they can't find them,
and want exact titles."
He interprets the phrase "good faith effort" to mean
they will make another effort, but they already had that information and could
not find the documents, so the search is useless. Without the original
non-redacted files, the DIA will not be able to conduct an MDR, and whatever
information that was in those files that was blacked out is -- officially --
lost forever.
This isn't the first time this has happened to Greenewald. In
2014, he requested an MDR for the National Security Agency's (NSA) UFO files,
which were part of a high profile court case.
In the late 70s, the Citizens Against UFO Secrecy (CAUS), headed
by lawyer Peter Gersten, sought UFO files from several government agencies via
a FOIA request. The NSA refused to release their files, so CAUS sued.
The NSA had a large amount of UFO information, not necessarily
because it was investigating UFOs, but because it monitors communications
worldwide as part of its regular duties. These files are called communications
intelligence (COMINT). Among this large amount of data, there were hundreds of
files referring to UFOs. However, the NSA felt they should remain classified.
In 1980, Eugene F. Yeates, chief of the Office of Policy for the
NSA, submitted a 21-page document to the judge overseeing the case, Federal
Judge Gerhart A. Gesell, as to why these files should remain classified. This
document is often referred to as the "Yeates affidavit." It, too, was
classified.
Although Gesell did not have the clearance to read the documents
in question, the Yeates affidavit convinced him that the NSA files should stay
classified. He wrote, "The public interest in disclosure is far outweighed
by the sensitive nature of the materials and the obvious effect on national
security their release may well entail."
When the Yeates affidavit was released, it was heavily redacted.
UFO researcher Stanton Friedman shows a page from the document to demonstrate
government UFO secrecy, and as he says, this goes over well on television where
a simple image can be very effective when making a point.
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| Antique airplane |
A heavily redacted page
from the Yeates affidavit. (Credit: NSA)
Eventually, in 1997, due to laws making it more difficult to
keep files over 25 years old classified, the NSA released a less redacted
Yeates affidavit and 156 UFO documents. As Friedman explains it, the affidavit
was originally about 75 percent blacked out, the second version only about 20
percent blacked out. However, the UFO documents are heavily redacted.
The NSA might have seen Friedman's talks or television
interviews, because instead of mostly blacking out the text, this time they
largely whited it out, making it much less visually poignant.
In response to his 2014 MDR for the NSA UFO files, Greenewald
was told the unredacted files were lost.
The question is, were the files actually "lost," or,
like in the recent premiere episode of the new X-Files mini-series, were the files spirited
away by some other secret, nefarious third party? Stay tuned.
John Greenewald will present on these files and more government
UFO secrets at the 2016 International UFO Congress. You can find out more about
his talk here.
Find out more about these files and their relation to recent articles from the CIA on UFOs in the following
video.
