Richard Dolan : Reclaiming our Destiny from a Lifetime of Truth Suppression

 

Richard Dolan at the Breakthrough Energy Movement Conference, 2013 Boulder.

Presentation : Our future has been held hostage by the suppression of important truths. For seventy years, the U.S. military, and other militaries, have encountered what we call UFOs, and have been secretly studied the related technology. However these objects move from Point A to Point B, it is not via petroleum, and hence they pose a revolutionary prospect to our global infrastructure and all forms of life on Earth. This suppression has gone for so long that we tend to think it will last forever. It will not. Our civilization is rapidly moving toward a destination that will unveil deep, profound truths, some pleasant, others not. Historian and author Richard Dolan starts here and goes deeper than ever before to analyze the structure of power and secrecy that has enveloped our world, and describes active measures we can take to reclaim our freedom.

Military Abduction Whistleblower : Niara Isley with Richard Dolan

 

Interview with Niara Isley on the Richard Dolan Show, April 28, 2014.

Formerly of the USAF, she discusses her abduction experiences, both apparent ET and military.

She talks about three months of missing time while stationed at the Nevada Test Site.

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UFO Coverup in 10 Minutes from Richard Dolan

Richard Dolan explains some of the high points of the on-going 

UFO cover-up, but it's not your average lecture.

UFOs and the National Security State – Richard Dolan LIVE

 

LIVE at the 6th Annual X-Conference, held in 2010, Historian Richard Dolan presents an analysis of the patterns of UFO secrecy since the 1940s. Focusing on the national security aspects of the UFO phenomenon, Dolan explains how it was a key factor in the creation of the U.S. “black budget,” and hence a subversion of the traditional American political system. He also discusses the paradox of how an end to UFO secrecy is both impossible and inevitable. Finally, he outlines the challenges and probable shape of a post-disclosure world. In other words, “life after contact.”