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CIA: 10 Tips When Investigating a Flying Saucer (cia.gov)

coondoggie writes: You may not associate the Central Intelligence Agency with historical UFO investigations, but the agency did have a big role in such investigations many years ago. This week the agency posted an article called 'How to investigate a flying saucer." The release is part of a series of old documents dredged up as a nod to the return of The X-Files to TV this weekend.

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  1. A Distraction by 0xG · · Score: 3, Insightful

    The release is part of a series of old documents dredged up as a nod to the return of The X-Files to TV this weekend

    Horse manure.
    It's yet another opaque way of distracting the public from the real sh*t they are up to.
    Like:

    NO CARRIER

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  2. Misunderstand what they were investigating by NotDrWho · · Score: 5, Insightful

    They weren't looking for little green men. They were looking for:

    1) Intelligence related to secret Soviet and Chinese aircraft testing (CIA)
    2) Information on just how much the public actually knew about U.S. secret aircraft testing (the military and FBI).

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