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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — The largest UFO investigation ever funded by the U.S. Government was carried out in total secrecy right here in Las Vegas, and while most of the reports produced by the program are still classified, the scientist who managed to program is spilling some of what he knows.
Las Vegas is now known for hosting one of the premier racing events in the world. However, the most important race on the planet was headquartered right here.
It was a race to see which nation would be first to crack the code and replicate the propulsion system of mysterious machines seen for decades in our skies and oceans. The race is real, and it is still underway.
Dr. James Lacatski said we are “absolutely” in a race for the tech.
Lacatski worked for the D.I.A.—the Defense Intelligence Agency. He said the goal of the program was to figure out UFO technology and to one day build our own. He spoke exclusively with 8 News Now Chief Investigator George Knapp.
For more than 80 years, the U.S. Government has told the public not to fret about UFO intrusions because nearly all of them are explainable.
Behind the scenes, though, intelligence agencies and the Pentagon acknowledge that there is a deadly-serious contest to figure out UFO technology before Russia or China do. Nevada Senator Harry Reid told us before his death that the race is real and that we’d better win it, which is why he was the primary sponsor of a $22 million secret investigation.
“It is not our belief or conjecture or the opinions of the authors,” Lacatski said. “It’s facts from the program. These are from official sources, from what the public has paid for.”
Lacatski spent most of his career with the D.I.A. analyzing the technology of America’s adversaries, weapons that could potentially wipe out the world. He was—and is—a keeper of secrets and regarded his oath and security clearance as gospel.
But these days, he is cautiously and meticulously sharing what he can about AAWSAP, the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program. It’s the largest acknowledged UFO investigation ever funded by the U.S. Government.
Lacatski designed and managed AAWSAP, inspired by a book he read about a UFO hotspot in a remote corner of Utah, a place now known as Skinwalker Ranch. Credible witnesses reported seeing mysterious, high-tech objects emerge from holes in the sky. Lacatski believed this was a potential threat and also an opportunity.
“We wanted to learn what can be weaponized there, and that basically was our job at D.I.A.,” Lacatski said.
Lacatski visited the ranch, escorted by its owner, Las Vegas tycoon Robert Bigelow, and had his own bizarre experience. He then convinced D.I.A. leadership that an investigation was warranted. Senate majority leader Harry Reid and two of his Senate colleagues agreed, and AAWSAP was born.
The program was housed within a subsidiary of Bigelow Aerospace and had a team of fifty full-time investigators. It conducted an unprecedented investigation in near-total secrecy. Lacatski and his team produced an astounding amount of material, including 115 thick documents and the world’s largest UFO data warehouse.
Fourteen years after AAWSAP ended, the D.I.A. has yet to release any of the original material. Lacatski is doing it himself. His latest book, “Inside the U.S. Government Covert UFO Program: New Insights,” makes the case that UFOs and seemingly paranormal phenomena related to UFO incidents are generated by someone or something that is not us.
“Can we say they are human? I don’t think you can, no,” Lacatski said. “We can be pretty well sure we’re not dealing with humans. How can we ever know the ultimate answer?”
The material in the book is from government files, compiled by government personnel in a government-funded program. It may not count as official disclosure, but it is in the same ballpark.
“New Insights” includes remarkable UFO incidents, cases in which airline pilots were followed by huge unknown craft which changed shapes while in the air, eyewitnesses who experienced inexplicable physiological changes after close encounters, others who suffered major medical consequences, outbreaks of bizarre paranormal phenomena, and entities in the homes of dozens of people who had earlier seen orbs, triangles, or other weird craft.
Newly unveiled events from in and around the Utah ranch are the stuff of nightmares. Including creature sightings, macabre animal mutilations, and even an incident from the oddities known as the men in black. Lacatski flat-out admits the government has in its possession at least one recovered craft of unknown origin, a flying machine with no wings, no engine, no fuel, and no fuel tanks.
“How do you know it is a craft if it has no fuel, no fuel tank?” Knapp asked Lacatski. “Did you see it fly? Are you convinced it was some sort of craft or machine?”
“Yes,” Lacatski responded. “And by the way, Senator Reid asked that same question.”
Like the late senator, Lacatski has no doubt our adversaries have their own programs to reverse engineer UFO tech. The AAWSAP program completed almost everything it was designed to do in its 27-month existence. After that, the funding was suddenly paused.
Fingers have pointed at multiple possible culprits, but Lacatski now reveals the person responsible was Reid himself. The senator confided to Lacatski that there was a spy in his Washington office who was leaking information to help the candidacy of Reid’s 2010 opponent, Sharron Angle. Reid was widely expected to lose that race.
“He’d worried that if the story gets out, it affects his race and he’d no longer be a US Senator,” Lacatski said.
Reid surprisingly won that race in a cake walk, but afterward, he was no longer the majority leader in the Senate. Lacatski said Reid kept his word and secured funding for AAWSAP to continue in some form. We will explore that part of the story in a future report.
As a matter of disclosure, Knapp was the only journalist allowed to know about AAWSAP while it was underway, and later was one of the co-authors on two earlier books by Lacatski and his colleague Colm Kelleher, but he had no hand in the new book.
From 8newsnow.com
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