Aliens at the Pentagon

This documentary hides behind an endless reel of stock videos, crude animations and glorified slideshows. For example, the narrator will present a one-sided argument without any sources, whilst a photograph of a scientist rotates on screen. Quotes are frequently and deliberately shown out of context, and the majority of the debate raised by the show centers around stating an established scientific phenomenon followed by "or is it?". There are no first hand sources, and no direct interviews with subject matter experts. This program compares poorly even against fan made YouTube content, and is a waste of 1 hour of your life.

I enjoy Nick Pope. He'san authority on all things UFO and he has that puedo-aristocrat British voice that adds an air of believability to and subject. This is a well researched and well written recent history (2015-2020) of the UFO question. If youve got an hour to kill, are interested in UFOs and enjoy b-roll put to good oratory, this video is for you!

I think Nick Pope has made a creditable attempt here, to bring the latest developments in the UFO phenomenon to the public's attention. He has become a central figure in the field, mainly due to his experience at the British Ministry Of Defence.

I imagine this programme was made on quite a low budget - it hasn't got the impact of the likes of "Ancient Aliens" for example - but I think Nick Pope must have been prompted to put something together in view of the recent US Navy UFO footage which was sensationally confirmed to be genuine by the US military.

He features Luis Elizondo quite prominently, who has been in the news a lot lately after resigning his position at the Pentagon in protest at the excessive secrecy relating to UFOs.

Well worth a watch.

This has to be one of the worst, and most bizarre, alien 'documentaries' out there. It is literally Nick Pope sitting there making random connections between pieces of information and making wild conspiracy theories linking them. Oh, and there are bizarre images on screen (like actors pretending to be at press conferences, video of planes flying, stock photos, etc) to try to distract viewers that they are literally never presented with any evidence.

It's bizarre as Nick Pope talks about TV interviews and NY Times pieces, but they are never shown on screen. There are no interviews with anyone. Even people like Tom Delong who would be very sympathetic.

And of course, it ends with rampant conspiracy theories and talking about the "Deep State" in a Trumpian way. It's the same boring and tired shtick.

As a believer that we are not alone in the universe, this puts the information out there into something we can handle. Is it part of the false flag? It let's us decide by giving us choices. It makes us think. Which a doccie is suppose to do. I just don't like where it is leading my thoughts. Yes not made on huge budget. But then it's not a movie. It's info.

Think for yourself. Research the points and come your own conclusions. Even if you not a believer this might make you feel different or cement your view. Either way it will put all into perspective. Then choice is yours.

Live long and prosper🖖