Lost UFO files 1988 TV broadcast - YouTube
A lot of today's wild but often accepted UFO lore (such as the Area 51/UFO connection, description of the "greys" and the "alien agenda") can be tracked back to this program which was aired in 1988, called "UFO Cover Up? Live".
Some UFO buffs even suspect the entire program was an engineered black project connected to UFO disclosure and/or a disinformation campaign leading the public and/or UFO community to think/believe as "The Powers that Be" wanted us to about the subject.
As evidence, it has been noted how the program's production was highly controlled and focused...guests were forced to read from Queue cards even if it wasn't what the guests said and/or wanted to say. It's almost comical to watch the show and see how "canned" the questions and responses are.
There is also a convoluted, mysterious and ultimately believable story surrounding the "secret informants" on the show, known as Falcon and Condor, "the Aviary" and their connection with the CIA.
A couple of things I found really interesting were the various the artist's concept art paintings that just felt freakishly spot-on, the appearance of Soviet scientists on the show and the fact that you could call a 900 number during the program and report if you had a close encounter of the 1st, 2nd, 3rd or 4th kind.
I know that call-in thing was fairly common back then but it still seems weird. I wonder what information was taken during those calls?
All and all, I've come to some tentative conclusions regarding the subject which this program seems to support.
I suspect the phenomenon is real... alien abductions too. I think the government has tons of info on the subject but nothing really tangible, to say nothing of being able to provide a real answer or have any power or say in the phenomenon.
I think the idea that our government made a secret arrangement with the alien and have alien technology in their possession was planted by the "powers that be" but is not true. I wouldn't be surprised if the government
did collect a crashed UFO (or at least pieces of one) at some point but I also cannot imagine the EBEs would allow us to keep it or deign to speak with us through official channels, to say nothing about making deals or asking permission for anything. Really, it would be like us going to the Gombe reserve, contacting an alpha male chimpanzee, giving him an ax and some pots and asking him in exchange for his permission to tranq some members of his troop from time to time so we can do some "science" on them.
What this story DOES accomplish is lead a believer to think the government has some control over the situation, even if that control is a bit sinister and not necessarily ideal. The perception the government has control over any given situation is the #1 priority for maintaining legitimacy and control over a populace, so it's easy to understand the value of such a deception.
As for the great and highly realistic artist impressions and urges to call in and report your own experience, I've got to wonder if the whole thing was (at least in part) a pre-internet NSA-style information gathering project? Sure it cost a buck to make a call, but even in 1988 money it doesn't seem like it would have been an incredibly profitable endeavor. The UFO abduction issue is rife with claims of covert surveillance of abductees, "Men in Black", ect... basically suggesting the government at least was trying to quietly look for answers on the subject at some point... something they should already have known about if they already had flying saucers or alien "guests" to talk to.
Anyway, it's very interesting to see a UFO documentary that is conspiratorial in and of itself. What do you think?
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