Accidental Truth: UFO Revelations

This documentary has been professionally written and the quality of presentation is pretty good. It was entertaining and occasionally very informative. I have no idea what the people who gave this a 1/10 were watching, but it wasn't this. So taking into account this documentary and other books and documentaries over the decades then we have to surmise that there have been at least 100 UFO crashes, and many of the vehicles and sometimes bodies have been recovered. I'm coming around to the fact that these things have crashed here and organic and inorganic matter has been retrieved. However before we start screaming Government coverup and dive down the rabbit hole of conspiracy theories, lets address the enormous Mastodon in the room. These highly advanced beings that can traverse space and for all we know time and dimensions end up crashing on little old Earth over a hundred times... Nah, I don't buy it, not for a second. Read operation Trojan Horse by John Keel. Whatever this phenomenon is it's been going on for a very long time. To me these crashed vehicles and occupants look more like the items that we might put into a Rat's maze to test them. Let see if the cute critter can eventually get the nut! Its really the only option that makes any sense at all given the changing nature of the phenomenon and its complexity. Some intelligence is testing us, why? I have no idea. Do rats in a maze know they are being tested? One thing is likely, when the rats (us) do figure out what's going on, the phenomenon will probably morph into something else...

Low budget CGI and annoying dramatic music but some important people giving a great overview of the UFO cover up thats been going for decades.

This is much better than most of the UFO docs available.

If you are interested in this subject then its still hard to beat Leslie Keens book "UFOs: Generals, Pilots, and Government Officials Go on the Record"

For decades all we had was the testimony of civilians but since its publication in 2011 it has opened the door for many professional people to tell their stories without harming the their careers.

Im not convinced its aliens behind all these UFO's but there is definately something going on.

Ron James has created a real gem of a film here, and it couldn't be more timely, with Congressional hearings on the UFO phenomenon in the news, and what appears to be a new openness towards the subject in officialdom.

Accidental Truth tackles this head-on, with multiple officials going on record about the UFO phenomenon, sometimes accidentally giving out more information than they intended to.

This is the only film to date that approaches this subject from this angle, and Ron James does a beautiful job here.

It's an excellent film, and should be seen by everyone who has an interest in this fascinating subject.

The accounts trying to downvote this supremely important information must be government shill accounts. That's the only explanation I can come up with for anyone who would vote this a 1. The Congressional testimony highlighted, the WIlson Memo, and all evidence pointing to compartmentalized special-access-programs needs as much light-of-day as we can bring to bear. Don't let the bots win. We need as many documentaries like this as we can get. Think of how badly some of the people talked about here don't want to be known of. Make them known. Say their names, and share this movie everywhere you can. It's good.

I highly recommend this documentary for both those who are new to the topic and those who have been studying it. It covers the government's involvement and cover up, as well as the possibilities for the future.

I have viewed many of the shows and documentaries out there, and this qas certainly worth while!

Interviews with many of the more current players (Elizondo, Burchett, Bigelow, etc) reveal some information that has yet to be revealed and/or shows the direction things are headed.

There is much speculation about this topic. Yet, this documentary tends to lend hope toward disclosure sooner rather than later. While past government programs have been able to fend off public interest, today's technology and information sharing may finally force them to admit the truth about what is really going on.