UFO Allegations and the Reality of Intelligence Monitoring

There are frequent reports of UFO sightings, and many people claim to have encountered extraterrestrial beings. However, a common question arises: do astronauts and people from NASA know about these encounters but choose to keep it a secret? Is it not possible for them to admit the existence of aliens if they actually exist?

Government and Public Knowledge

It is important to address the fact that nobody is keeping the astronauts or civilians in the dark about aliens. My aunt, who works in the field, confirms that her employer and friends are well aware of this topic. She holds a green card and is a resident alien, indicating that this is a common understanding among people in the field.

It is highly improbable that the existence of aliens could remain a secret for decades, especially if hundreds or thousands of people were involved since the Roswell incident 75 years ago. The international community, particularly nations with advanced intelligence networks, would have undoubtedly detected any signs of hidden extraterrestrial life. This point is further supported by several significant breaches in government security.

Security Breaches

For instance, the case of a Cuban lady who managed to penetrate the CIA illustrates the vulnerability of even highly secure agencies. More recently, Edward Snowden's breach of the NSA and Julian Assange's release of over 100,000 secret documents from the Pentagon highlight the potential for leaks. In 2002, British hacker Gary McKinnon deeply infiltrated US government organizations, searching for proof of alien life. His case almost led to extradition to the United States, with only the intervention of the British Prime Minister preventing this.

These examples demonstrate that it is virtually impossible to maintain such a large-scale secret for an extended period. Therefore, no government in the world is hiding 'aliens' or their technology.

Official Stances

While responsible people in authority generally do not discuss these matters publicly, the general public frequently engages in discussions with those in authority. People frequently report encounters with crafts, but sightings of actual aliens are relatively rare. Still, it is possible to speculate that some of these crafts may have been constructed or piloted by extraterrestrial beings.

While astronauts may not be allowed to discuss their observations, it is unclear whether they are legally prohibited from admitting their encounters. They might be under military and intelligence agency control, facing severe penalties for any admission of extraordinary events. However, this lack of transparency is often cited as a convenient excuse for the UFO "believers" to explain the absence of concrete proof.

Conclusion

In summary, the extensive intelligence networks of various countries make it highly unlikely that any significant information would remain concealed for long periods. While encounters with aliens remain a topic of interest and speculation, the available evidence suggests that any such encounters would have been detected by now. The future of the conversation on UFOs and extraterrestrial life may require more substantial proof before reaching any definitive conclusions.