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r/UFOs removed, so that is why I am here.
My name is Daniel, and that is my real first name. I have a background in philosophy and have studied theology. Although I’m not particularly religious, I find these subjects fascinating from a human antiquity perspective. As you read this, please understand that I am neither a religious fanatic nor someone with a priestly mindset. My interest in these topics stems from a deep curiosity and a thirst for knowledge. I have lectured at several major universities, primarily on matters of philosophy and the history of civilizations.
About ten years ago, I was invited to a conference in Washington, D.C. I attended with a friend and colleague in academia who insisted I go. This colleague, now a well-known figure in the UAP community, introduced me to what can only be described as "spooks"—the three-letter agency types. He spoke highly of my credentials, which left me a bit embarrassed. I wanted nothing to do with UFOs and didn’t want to be seen or recorded discussing them. At the time, in 2010, discussing such topics could jeopardize my academic reputation and future lecture invitations.
The conversation mostly revolved around my views on UAPs—whether I thought they were real and what I believed they might be. These were typical speculative questions that believers might discuss among themselves. I gave a standard response, something along the lines of, “Life is certainly out there given the billions of solar systems in our galaxy alone.” However, I did not suggest that I believed there were already visitors coming here or that UFOs were real.Essentially, the conference was about making connections and networking. It was a gathering of professionals exchanging business cards, with no substantial focus on UFOs or anything beyond building professional relationships.
A week after this conference, I receive an invitation to a certain think tank meeting in DC. The person on the phone explains that I come highly recommended and references one of the gentlemen I met with at the conference. I show up to the meeting at this think tank, where I am introduced to many others. Among them are individuals from the defense world, academia, and defense contractors in upper mid-level management.
Some of them hold positions in the Senior Executive Service, which are akin to civilian generals. My first day as a member was interesting to say the least. I immediately had to begin the process of obtaining a security clearance. Which was quite nuanced. They had to conduct Interviews with friends and family, background checks, review of my social media, lie detector test, you name it they looked into it all. I don’t want to bore you with the details, the point is I was eventually cleared. The initial part of the meeting focused on introductions, breaking the ice, and presentations about the institute's mission and objectives. The key takeaway c
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