In the book Above Top Secret, Timothy Good relays the account of 15 th December 1980, [1] when he himself witnessed a strange “aerial display” while walking to his flat in the Bromley area of London. It was just after 4 pm (4.07 pm to be exact) when Good noticed a “motionless bright star-like object in the cloudless sky”. WIRED decided to debunk the 1950 FBI memo to J Edgar Hoover, “What the FBI’s UFO Memo Shows About American Intelligence”. The memo says that three vehicles with advanced technology crashed in New Mexico. The dead occupants were not exactly human. Hopefully they were not neo-cons. As the group led by Halt continued to watch, another glowing object came into view and hovered overhead. Suddenly, it too fired a laser-like beam directly down to the ground. The “impact” point was only several feet in front of them. Then the object made its way to the bunkers along the base. Sgt. Stone claims, “What happened here in July 1947 in Roswell was in fact the crash of two or more unidentified flying objects… We positively confirmed that they were interplanetary craft from some other place within our galaxy. They did not originate in our solar system. There were also bodies. We recovered the d Penniston would later recall how, despite not seeing any physical occupants inside the craft, he had the bizarre “feeling” that something alive was very much inside it. And that something was very much intelligent. Throughout the entire episode, Penniston would make notes in his logbook. It is an item that he still has in his possession today and allows us to appreciate just what was taking place in Sussex over the Christmas holiday in 1980. He would recall, as he made notes of the sheer speed of the craft that:

reptillians, are unlikely to be as depraved and psychotic as the neo-con conspirators of the Project for a New American Century. It was then that Penniston removed a camera from his person and began snapping pictures of the craft’s exterior. As he did so, he circled the craft slowly, taking in as much detail as possible from all sides and angles. The exterior was extremely smooth, with no sight whatsoever of any seams or rivets. As if the craft was fashioned from the one piece of material (a detail replicated in numerous UFO reports). Clifford was a member of St. Peter’s Catholic Church. He faithfully attended mass and prayed the rosary and made a covenant with God to fast every Friday.

The time was now 4:15 pm. Disappointed Good would forget the incident. That was until the following day when a reporter, Russel Bowie, from The Kentish Times telephoned him. Still, the former Pentagon official told me, “it wasn’t until August of 2020 that the effort was really real.” That month, the Deputy Secretary of Defense, David Norquist, publicly announced the existence of the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force, whose report is anticipated in June. The Intelligence Authorization Act finally passed in December. The former Pentagon official worries that an appetite for disclosure has been heedlessly stoked. “The public, I would hope, doesn’t expect to see the crown jewels,” he said.

Perhaps this is the information that some UFO researchers have been voicing for some time. And what, as we will examine as we go, should we make of the claims that the occupants of this bizarre and futuristic crafts were not alien, but human? And if UFOs are your thing, then, “Go on believing in UFOs if that’s your thing.” If General Petraeus is your thing, then join the Petraeus cult. A cult is a religion usually based on special secret knowledge, and worship of a charismatic leader.

He said: “Yes, I have it and wouldn’t dare to keep it in the house. I had it here to show some people where I kept it, a day longer than I should have and then somebody actually came here and tried to take it. That was some tense moments, I almost shot somebody that day.” If there was a cover-up of some kind by the US military, and possibly even the British government and armed forces in sympathy with their American guests, then we have to ask why? Was it merely a case of not wishing to admit that the skies overhead are not as protected as we might think?