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Distraction chaff and countermeasures?

Every declassified file that the CIA has on unidentified flying objects — or at least all the files the agency admits to having — is now available online thanks to a decades-long effort to access its declassified records.

You can now download the records straight from the Black Vault, a privately-owned database of declassified records, according to Motherboard. The collection, which now contains hundreds of PDFs, is now an exhaustive list of everything the CIA has released about UFOs — or the agency’s preferred term Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) — in one accessible place.

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Distraction chaff and countermeasures? Every declassified file that the CIA has on unidentified flying objects — or at least all the files the agency admits to having — is now available online thanks to a decades-long effort to access its declassified records. You can now download the records straight from the Black Vault, a privately-owned database of declassified records, according to Motherboard. The collection, which now contains hundreds of PDFs, is now an exhaustive list of everything the CIA has released about UFOs — or the agency’s preferred term Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) — in one accessible place. more ...

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My interest in UFOs back in the day led me to learn a lot about disinformation tactics and the purpose of the CIA's conspiracy theory programs.

So it ain't all bad.

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True. I too was interested in UFOs and watched the govt come up with all sorts of ridiculous theories as to what people were seeing. Swamp gas is a favorite. Lol.