Joe Rogan Stunned as CIA Scientist Reveals Exact US Crashed UFO Count

Former CIA Scientist Stuns Joe Rogan with Claims of 10+ Recovered UFOs
(Include image: Joe Rogan during the podcast, caption: "Joe Rogan reacts to revelations about recovered UFOs.")

Dr. Hal Puthoff, a physicist and ex-CIA scientist, left podcast host Joe Rogan speechless after revealing the U.S. government has recovered over 10 crashed UFOs since the 1940s. Puthoff, who led the CIA’s remote viewing program and advised on classified UFO projects, claimed some craft were intentionally left as “donations” for humans to study.

Alien Tech and Global Recoveries
Puthoff, 88, stated that non-human craft have been retrieved globally—from deserts to oceans—and suggested extraterrestrials might operate from hidden underwater or mountainous bases. “Some [UFOs] are donations to accelerate our progress,” he said, implying competing nations like China and Russia may also possess such tech.

(Include image: Hal Puthoff speaking, caption: "Dr. Puthoff has advised the U.S. on UFOs and psychic espionage programs.")

Roswell and Secret Confirmation
The scientist confirmed the infamous 1947 Roswell crash involved a “true non-human craft,” citing conversations with Dr. Eric Davis, a Pentagon consultant. Davis reportedly spoke to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base officials, who verified debris from the incident was stored there. During a recent congressional hearing, Davis also disclosed a covert Pentagon program to reverse-engineer UFOs, active since the 1950s without congressional oversight.

(Include image: 1947 Roswell debris, caption: "Debris from the Roswell incident, allegedly stored at an Ohio military base.")

Decades of Secrecy
Puthoff described extreme secrecy around UFO analysis, with researchers barred from sharing findings even among colleagues. While he avoided specifics, he hinted at international crash retrievals and theories that UFOs may have been on Earth for millennia—either from Atlantis-like civilizations or extraterrestrial bases.

Why the Government Stays Silent
In 2004, Puthoff joined a classified project assessing the societal impact of disclosing alien life. Teams evaluated scenarios like confirming recovered crafts and bodies. The consensus? Full transparency would destabilize religions, economies, and legal systems. For example, companies denied access to alien tech could sue governments for unfair advantages. “Disclosure would cause chaos,” Puthoff concluded.

(Include image: Siberian military photo, caption: "A Soviet-era UFO crash site, per declassified reports.")

Despite mounting public pressure, Puthoff insists officials will never fully reveal what they know. His revelations, however, fuel ongoing debates about humanity’s place in the cosmos—and why secrets this big stay buried.

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