Below is a video of John Lennon describing an apparent UFO sighting that he witnessed on the 23rd of August, 1974 at approximately 9pm in New York City.  He is not the first ‘famous’ person to describe this type of thing, and he won’t be the last.

“If the masses started to accept UFOs, it would profoundly affect their attitudes toward life, politics, everything. It would threaten the status quo. Whenever people come to realize that there are larger considerations than their own lives, they are ripe to make radical changes on a personal level, which would eventually lead to a political revolution in society as a whole.” – John Lennon (source)

A UFO sighting is not uncommon these days, as thousands of sightings are reported every year by a number of credible witnesses. In fact, the issue is so serious that it’s had the attention of governments and government agencies for decades. Not many people realize that several governments have openly admitted to the reality of this phenomenon. In the United States, John Podesta, Councillor to Barack Obama, has expressed his concern of the government itself not being able to “secure the disclosure of UFO files.” You can read more about that story here.

The quote below is one that I use often because it really does hammer home the point. For anybody who has done the research, it becomes incredibly difficult to ignore all the evidence suggesting that we are not alone, and that intelligent extraterrestrial civilizations have been visiting us for a long time.  As a wise man once said, “condemnation without investigation is the height of ignorance.”

“There is abundant evidence that we are being contacted, that civilizations have been visiting us for a very long time, that their appearance is bizarre from any kind of traditional materialistic western point of view, that these visitors use the technologies of consciousness, they use toroids, they use co-rotating magnetic disks for their propulsion systems, that seems to be a common denominator of the UFO phenomenon.” (source) – Dr. Brian O’Leary, Former NASA astronaut and Princeton physics professor