The Final Report on Operation Majestic 12

Between 1990 and 2005, FUFOR (Fund for UFO Research) published Stanton Friedman's annual summary updates regarding his research into MJ12 (fifteen editions in all). This is the final edition, the conclusion of Friedman's continuously updated, hand-typed academic papers, which informed his future book on the topic.It should come as no surprise that the highly classified Operation Majestic-12 (or MJ-12) documents have been attacked since their existence was first made public. Equally unsurprising is the fact that a number of fraudulent MJ-12 documents have been released as well.But if the original documents, such as the Eisenhower Briefing Document of November 18, 1952, the Truman-Forrestal memo of September 24, 1947, and the Cutler Twining memo of July 14, 1954 (found in July 1985 in Box 189 of Entry 267 of Record Group 341 at the National Archives by Jaime Shandera and William Moore) are genuine, then the consequences are enormous: aliens are visiting Earth, the government has recovered at least one crashed saucer and several alien bodies, and a very significant group of American scientists and military leaders has collected, reviewed, evaluated, and kept secret all kinds of information about the "visitors."Under such a scenario, mankind is not alone, and the government has covered up the biggest story of the millennium, and perhaps history.Ten years after the 1984 receipt of a roll of exposed 35mm film by Jaime Shandera at his Burbank, California home, and his efforts with William Moore and Stanton Friedman to evaluate them, a new roll of film showed up in the mailbox of aviation and science writer (and longtime ufologist) Don Berliner.This contained many pages of SOM 1-01: Majestic 12 Group SPECIAL OPERATIONS MANUAL: "Extraterrestrial Entities and Technology, Recovery and Disposal.” Ufologists and UFO buffs alike owe it to themselves to look seriously at the material gathered here by Friedman, and decide for themselves whether or not we need to continue pushing for Disclosure. Read more