Bush Admin Funded UFO Researchers in Turkmenistan as a Front for "Civil Society" NGOs
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Bush admin funded UFO researchers in Turkmenistan as a front for “civil society” NGOs
There is a small easter egg in the newly declassified UFO files. https://www.war.gov/medialink/ufo/release_1/059uap00012.pdf The Bush administration used USAID to fund the Union of Ufologists (UOU) of Turkmenabat. A declassified 2004 U.S. diplomatic cable from the American Embassy in Ashgabat reveals that the Union of Ufologists of Turkmenabat had successfully registered as an NGO, helped register...
Bush admin funded UFO researchers in Turkmenistan as a front for "civil society" NGOs
There is a small easter egg in the newly declassified UFO files. https://www.war.gov/medialink/ufo/release_1/059uap00012.pdf The Bush administration used USAID to fund the Union of Ufologists (UOU) of Turkmenabat. A declassified 2004 U.S. diplomatic cable from the American Embassy in Ashgabat reveals that the Union of Ufologists of Turkmenabat had successfully registered as an NGO, helped register 187 small businesses, distributed humanitarian a…
The first documents of the UFO file – photos, videos and observation reports – were made public on the website of the Ministry of War. The first promising step in a process that is expected to last several months.
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