In what appears to be really good news, New Zealand released thousands of top secret papers about UFOs! And just in time for Christmas! That is what I’m talking about!! Totally unlike that ugly-ass Christmas sweater I got last year.
This disclosure also comes only a few weeks after Julian Assange, the Wikileaks guy announced the future release of a bunch of cables regarding UFOs. Coincidence? I don’t think so!

Hit the break and find out what it’s all about!

More than 2000 pages of material dating back to the 1950s documents files of correspondence on apparent sightings from 1952 to 2009.

Communications about sightings began in 1952 when they were described as UFOs – unidentified flying objects. Later they were called UAS – unidentified aerial sightings.

The files contain reports by sightings of private individuals and military personnel; investigations by Defence and other departments and agencies into the reports; newspaper clippings on UFOs and letters from individuals who claim to be in touch with alien beings and craft.

The redacted files include communications about New Zealand’s most famous UFO footage – filmed 32 years ago – of mysterious lights near the Kaikoura Coast filmed by a TVNZ camera crew.

“It sort of hovered along the treeline, then darted sharply up and to the left,” Lloyd McFadden said.

That is it!? That’s all he had to say about it? How about “HOLY SHIT! THERE’S A FLYING SAUCER OVER THERE!! AND IT’S PROBABLY REPLETE OF EXTRATERRESTRIALS!!!” That’s what I would say. Then I would run in circles waving my arms in the air, screaming “Oh God, Oh God, we’re all gonna die!!”.

The complete Air Force investigation into the mystery is just one of the files among letters, theories, reports and drawings about UFOs.

The papers have been held by Archives New Zealand, which was set to make them available in February this year after requests from the public. They were originally supposed to be held until 2080.

The Defence Force said it needed to remove personal identification from the files in order to comply with the Privacy Act, and has now done that, deleting all names of military personnel.

Visit tvnz.co.nz to read the entire article while I go burn last year’s Christmas sweater. I got a new favorite Christmas present!
UFO believers glad the files are out there

UPDATE: Learn even more about the New Zelandian UFO files HERE!

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