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UK MOD releasing even more files on UFOs, part 1

Both videos are from today (February 18, 2010).

Dr David Clark, a journalist and a historian talks to the BBC about the MOD releasing even more files on UFOs.

Nick Pope talks to ITVs GMTV about the same subject.
Nick Pope is a 25 year serving former employee of the British Government’s Ministry of Defence. He is most notable for having served as a regular term between 1991 and 1994 as that agency’s official first point of contact and investigator of UFO reports and sightings, in the department then known as Sec(AS)2a (Secretariat of the Air Staff).

Link to part 2.

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