International Declaration to the United States Government on UFOs
22 officials from 11 countries signed unprecedented international declaration calling on U.S. government to investigate UFOs.
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Background
On November 12, 2007, an unprecedented international coalition of former government officials and military officers issued the 'International Declaration to the United States Government' at a press conference at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.
The declaration was organized by the Coalition for Freedom of Information (CFi), cofounded by journalist Leslie Kean.
Organization and Signatories
It was signed by 22 officials from 11 countries.
- Including former governors, generals, and senior intelligence officers
- Signatories from France, Belgium, Peru, Chile, Brazil, UK, Iran, and other nations
- Many had personally investigated or witnessed UAP incidents
Demands
The declaration called on the U.S. government to:
- Cooperate with other nations in uncovering the truth about UFOs
- Open official investigations
Support
John Podesta, former Clinton chief of staff, publicly supported the initiative.
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