There used to be a section in the 2008 Air Force personnel manual that dealt with UFOs. The Huffington Post asked why this section was in the manual, and days later, the section was taken out. Why? Not sure. Apparently, The Huffington Post was inquiring about something they–and the rest of us–can’t know about. Add this to your UFO conspiracy theories, pro-UFO people.
According to the site, the section being deleted from the manual is interesting enough, but even more interesting is that the American government officially ended their UFO investigations in 1969 with Project Blue Book’s end.
Former Air Force Captain Robert Salas, who is a believer in UFOs, said the military wants to avoid journalists’ questions about UFOs. “The reason why the military is claiming they don’t investigate UFOs is because they don’t want to respond to people like you…They don’t want to respond to reporters or to the public as to what the heck is going on, and it’s been going on for so long.”
You can read the actual 2008 manual that has the passage about UFOs at The Huffington Post.
What do you think? Do you think the government is covering up something they don’t want the public to know about? Give your opinions in the comments section below.
