I think this guy is mostly full of shit, there are marked changes in his 'testimony' from what he was saying in 2005. The "UFO Community" is really an industry where people who used to have some kind of government job can stand up and get paid to tell stories. They have been trying since 2005 to get this guy in their lineup. I'm surprised more people on here can't see the marketing going on.
It gets like this because you do have some folks who have interesting (not necessarily UFO) stories from their old jobs, but people will only pay to hear that story for so long, so new elements get added in over time so they can stay on the circuit.
You can identify one of their sites because it looks like it was ported directly from Geocities; for the same reason we used to have shitty design for adsense sites. They don't suck at site development, they split test the hell out of them. They will also get $5 shared hosting to host a podcast or even a live stream. When it goes down, people will say it was because so many people tried to hit it at once. Or that the CIA took it down.
They all generally stick to the same base narrative, and variations will follow whatever trend is happening at the time. The trend right now is about super-soldiers having some kind of secret war against the 'cabal' (as described in the Prison Break TV show), while occasionally taking a break from the action to report on their wordpress.com blog.
It gets like this because you do have some folks who have interesting (not necessarily UFO) stories from their old jobs, but people will only pay to hear that story for so long, so new elements get added in over time so they can stay on the circuit.
You can identify one of their sites because it looks like it was ported directly from Geocities; for the same reason we used to have shitty design for adsense sites. They don't suck at site development, they split test the hell out of them. They will also get $5 shared hosting to host a podcast or even a live stream. When it goes down, people will say it was because so many people tried to hit it at once. Or that the CIA took it down.
They all generally stick to the same base narrative, and variations will follow whatever trend is happening at the time. The trend right now is about super-soldiers having some kind of secret war against the 'cabal' (as described in the Prison Break TV show), while occasionally taking a break from the action to report on their wordpress.com blog.