John Lear comments from 2020 about UAPTF. Suddenly very relevant

Unveiling Declassified Secrets: Reflecting on John Lear’s 2020 Insights into the UAP Phenomenon

In recent years, the topic of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP), commonly referred to as UFOs, has transitioned from fringe discussion to a subject of serious governmental and scientific inquiry. Interestingly, reflections from seasoned investigators and former insiders often predate the current wave of official disclosures. One such figure is John Lear, a well-known aviator and conspiracy analyst, whose comments from July 2020 have gained renewed relevance amid recent revelations.

Revisiting John Lear’s Perspective

Prior to his passing, John Lear was active on Facebook, sharing insights that blended aviation knowledge with conspiracy theories. His July 2020 post delved into the clandestine history of UFO investigations within the U.S. government and cast doubt on the official narratives surrounding recent UAP disclosures. His account is both detailed and provocative, offering a narrative of covert operations that has intrigued researchers and skeptics alike.

The History of Secret UFO Programs

According to Lear, the United States has conducted a top-secret investigation into UFOs for over 70 years—long before the recent interest sparked by government reports and media coverage. He claims that this covert program involved the recovery and analysis of extraterrestrial crafts and biological entities, with over 50 alien crafts and 100 remains collected over the decades.

Lear asserts that these operations were conducted with utmost secrecy, with recovery teams based in remote locations such as Fort Collins, dubbed “Blue Berets,” who reportedly operated without familial ties to minimize risks. These teams allegedly transported recovered crafts at night, maintaining meticulous secrecy to prevent public exposure. The recovered materials, he claims, were moved to clandestine facilities like Area 51 and other underground installations across Nevada, connected through extensive tunnel systems.

Underground Facilities and Advanced Infrastructure

Lear’s recount includes details of sophisticated underground complexes beneath various Nevada sites, including Groom Lake (commonly known as Area 51), Tonopah Test Range, Paiute Mesa, and others. He describes a sprawling network of tunnels and underground hangars—some dating back to the late 1940s—that are purportedly used to house extraterrestrial technology and remains.

Furthermore, he details a modern high-speed maglev train system connecting these facilities, facilitating rapid movement of personnel—who are largely kept uninformed about the true nature of their work. According to Lear, only a select few insiders are aware of the full extent of the