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"What I was seeing wasn't possible" (unseen footage) Revealing the monumental events behind the NY Times report, riveting never-before seen footage, and powerful testimony from high-ranking government officials, military, NASA astronauts, and witnesses, the film provides eye-opening evidence that mankind is not alone in the universe. Special thanks to Dr. Steven Greer Interview by Redacted Discussed in this video: Dr. Steven Greer on UFOs Dr. Steven Greer on "Men in Black" Appearing at Roswell Incident, Held Alien for 4 Years Dr. Steven Greer on the U.S. Government Acknowledging UFOs After Decades of Denial

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