For centuries, man has been seeking to find answers to the question: Do aliens really exist? Finally, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) releases proof of the existence of extraterrestrial life.
In a news report published in Yahoo News, Nigel Watson, author of the UFO Investigations Manual said that at least 10,000 UFO reports collected by US.Project Blue Book have been placed online as well as other governments have released similar files as well.
"We've decided to highlight a few documents both skeptics and believers will find interesting. Below you will find five documents we think X-Files character Agent Fox Mulder would love to use to try and persuade others of the existence of extraterrestrial activity" the CIA stated.
The website of The Independent revealed that the release of the top-secret files coincides with the revival of the cult science fiction series X-Files. The 10 files provide no clues of any alien abduction or crashed spaceships. In an interview with the Mirror, Stephen Bassett, Executive Director of the Paradigm Research Group, the release of the pictures by the CIA is strategic. Bassett's group is campaigning to have the nod of the US government to accept the existence of aliens.
"The recent postings to the CIA website could well be strategic on the part of the agency. It appears the CIA used the revival of the X-Files franchise as a convenient time to remind the public the agency has, in fact, engaged the extraterrestrial presence issue in the past." Bassett said.
According to the website of the Daily Mail, while the CIA continues to deny having proper intelligence about aliens, it has often organized scientific panels focusing on the nature of these alien objects. Scientists often end up saying that ÜFOs" is not something that falls under direct intelligence.
While some of the documents dated back from as early as 1940s to 1960s, they remain top secret files to this very day.
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