I watched some programme or other last night on Five about UFOs and who do I see on it, leading the investigation, but Nick Pope!
I debunked this shameful excuse for a ufologist in a magazine article nearly a decade ago. Unfortunately only myself and the article's co-writer ever got to read it.
but briefly: here is a man who did a desk job for three years, ending in 1994 at the MOD, receiving ufo reports. That's it. He spent much of his time being ignored by people who matter and openly admits he didn't get all that much in. Yet he has written books and had appeared on loads of tv shows over the last 10 years. Now he is telling us about letters he received (or obtained - I wasn't listening carefully for obvious reasons) from high ups in the US government asking us about "black projects" we might be running, when we thought they were flying Aurora over our airspace.
Firstly, Nick, you ignorant tosser, the USA knows perfectly well we cannot afford black projects, which is why we've bought all our nuclear weapons off them for the last 45 years.
Secondly, Nick, you dickhead, a person high up in the US military or government is not going to let you, the guy behind the desk at Secretariat As(2a) or whatever it was, read about sensitive information. The same goes for UK generals, Air Marshals and so on. The reason is clear. It is because you were an office temp, while they had work to do.
Nick Pope had, and has, nothing to say that the likes of Jenny Randles cannot say more lucidly and knowledgeably and he is still trading on his own ignorance.
But I do have one question for this "serious" investigator:
Are you still motivated by "the desire to explain some anomalous events in my past", Nick?
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You are right on with your assessment of Nick Pope. He follows the money, and says whatever the money tells him to say. There are many YouTube videos of him, much of which contradict each other. Good job on this article!
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