The UFO Psyop Theory Is Missing Its Psyop (Richard Dolan)

The Wall Street Journal says our UFO “obsession” is distracting us from real national-security threats—and even acknowledges that military and intelligence institutions have sometimes deliberately encouraged UFO hysteria. Fine. But that creates an awkward question. If the UAP discussion is a coordinated psyop to convince us aliens are here, why isn’t one of the establishment’s most powerful propaganda organs on board?



The author of the Wall Street Journal article, James B. Meigs, is a known 911 disinformation artist. He's one of those 'conspiracy debunkers' and part of the gaggle of skeptics who use false arguments to make their case. He has a long history of protecting corrupt government actions. His obviously bankrupt arguments about UFOs reveal himself to be an embellishment hack, or a fool.

Editor's comment:

I post this stuff because it is analytical and an education about mainstream media lies and deception. But in today's climate this sort of disinformation is a transparent joke. It worked better in the past before all of the present disclosure videos - when the official denials were still in place - as opposed to the recent admissions.

[Posted at the SpookyWeather2 blog, August 30, 2026.]