A new documentary features testimony from a Pentagon scientist who claims George H.W. Bush

privately confirmed to him that alien beings made face-to-face contact with military

personnel at a New Mexico Air Base in 1964, and that even after serving as CIA director

and president, Bush was told he didn't have clearance to know any more than that.

I'm Darren Marler, and this is Weird Dark News.

George Herbert Walker Bush had one of the most remarkable resumes in American political

history.

He flew torpedo bombers in World War II and got shot down over the Pacific.

He ran the Central Intelligence Agency during one of its most turbulent periods.

He served eight years as vice president under Ronald Reagan, and then he spent four years

as the most powerful person on the planet, the 41st President of the United States.

If anyone should have had access to America's deepest secrets, it was George H.W. Bush.

The man had seen classified material that had made

most intelligence officers headspin. He'd been briefed on covert operations, nuclear

protocols, and matters of national security that remain classified to this day.

According to testimony in a documentary that dropped on Amazon Prime recently, when Bush

asked for more details about an alleged 1964 encounter between military personnel and a non-human

being at a New Mexico air base, someone told him, no. Somebody told a former CIA director

and former president of the United States that he lacked the

proper clearance. That is either one of the most extraordinary claims ever made about

government secrecy, or its complete nonsense. The documentary making this claim features enough

credentialed officials that it is worth examining either way.

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