Crop Circles & UFOs: Cover-Up?
For decades, the idea of UFOs—now rebranded as UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena)—was dismissed as science fiction, the realm of dreamers and conspiracy theorists. But something has changed.
Governments are holding congressional hearings. Former military officers are testifying under oath. Pilots, nuclear engineers, and radar operators are coming forward with stories that sound like scenes from Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
As paranormal researcher Andy explains in the Things Visible and Invisible interview, “Whatever anybody personally thinks about them, they’re happening. They’re not all explained. And pretending otherwise is starting to sound silly.”
From Crop Circles to Congressional Hearings
Andy’s journey into the paranormal began over three decades ago, investigating crop circles and UFO sightings in the English countryside. What started as curiosity turned into a lifelong pursuit of truth.
“I began in the world of researching the paranormal 34 years ago by getting involved with crop circles and UFOs. That was the starting point for me,” Andy recalls.
Back then, UFOs were fringe. Today, they’re front‑page news. The U.S. Congress has held multiple hearings where whistleblowers claim the government possesses non‑human craft and even biological materials.
For Andy, this shift signals something profound:
“We’re now at a point where saying ‘nothing’s going on’ seems a bit unlikely. There’s too much bubbling up—and surprisingly serious people are calling for open disclosure.”
The Whistleblowers and the Cover‑Up
In the interview, Andy discusses the wave of high‑level insiders—from intelligence officials to Air Force veterans—who have risked careers to speak publicly about secret programs.
He describes a pattern:
Military witnesses ordered to stay silent after radar or visual sightings.
Crash retrieval teams allegedly recovering unknown materials.
Nuclear workers reporting craft emerging from the sea near power stations.
“I’ve met many people who said, ‘I was ordered to shut up about what I saw.’ But how long can we keep going like that?” Andy asks.
The implication is heavy: there’s a systematic suppression of truth, not just to keep the public calm, but to control access to advanced technology that may have been recovered.
UFOs and the Sea: The Hidden Frontier
One of the most striking parts of Andy’s research involves UFOs emerging from beneath the ocean’s surface—a phenomenon reported near nuclear facilities in southeast England.
These aren’t isolated tales; similar accounts have surfaced globally, from U.S. Navy encounters off California’s coast to fishermen’s reports in the North Sea.
This raises a provocative question: Are some UFOs not from outer space, but from our own planet’s depths?
Andy doesn’t claim to know, but he notes that the consistency of these accounts suggests something extraordinary—and possibly ancient—is happening beneath the waves.
The Human Impact: Awe, Fear, and Transformation
Beyond the technology and secrecy, Andy emphasizes the psychological and spiritual impact of UFO encounters.
He recalls interviewing police officers, military personnel, and ordinary citizens who were forever changed by what they saw:
“It’s not just seeing a funny little light. Some people, when they have a very significant encounter, it changes them inside. They realize there is something here—something conscious—and you’re not the same afterward.”
Some experience awe and spiritual awakening, while others spiral into fear or obsession. One former officer left the police force entirely, seeking meaning through religion after his sighting.
In Andy’s words:
“It’s like they’ve glimpsed something beyond the veil of ordinary reality.”
Abductions and Bedroom Visitors
When asked about alien abduction claims, Andy acknowledges he’s met many famous experiencers—like Whitley Strieber and Travis Walton—but chose to focus on lesser‑known, firsthand stories for his book.
He describes chilling accounts of people waking to find non‑human entities in their bedrooms, often during sleep paralysis‑like states.
“For those who believe abductions happen during sleep, that would make sense,” he says. “But there’s a pattern—encounters that feel both physical and psychological, as if reality itself bends during the experience.”
Whether these are literal visitations or manifestations of consciousness remains an open question—but the emotional and spiritual aftermath is undeniable.
Disclosure: Inevitable or Impossible?
A recurring theme in the conversation is disclosure—the idea that governments will (or must) eventually reveal the truth about extraterrestrial contact.
Andy is cautiously optimistic:
“Some people are talking very openly now that disclosure is about to happen—whether soon or in the next few years. But there are factions among higher authorities that don’t want that, because they’re protecting secrets or technology for themselves.”
He warns that when disclosure does come—whether officially, accidentally, or catastrophically—it will be disorienting for society. Religious institutions, political systems, and even science itself could be shaken.
“If there is disclosure, there’ll be a lot of shocked people and a lot of arguing about what’s real and what isn’t,” Andy says. “We’re heading into very interesting times.”
The Spiritual Side of the Phenomenon
Perhaps the most compelling insight from Andy’s work is his belief that UFOs and other paranormal events may not be purely physical.
He suggests they might represent a broader spectrum of consciousness—manifestations that blur the line between material and spiritual realms.
“It isn’t just nuts‑and‑bolts craft. There’s some other element here. And it can be dark. I don’t think everything we’re dealing with is light and wonderful.”
This echoes the views of other researchers who see the UFO phenomenon as part of a continuum of the unexplained—from ghosts and poltergeists to near‑death experiences and psychic phenomena.
What It All Means
Whether you see UFOs as alien visitors, interdimensional travelers, or reflections of human consciousness, one thing is certain:
The conversation has shifted.
What was once fringe is now mainstream. Scientists, senators, and spiritual seekers are all asking the same question: What’s really out there—and what does it mean for us?
Andy sums it up best:
“We’re at a crossroads. If we keep ignoring it, we’ll miss something profound about who we are and where we come from.”
Key Takeaways
The UFO/UAP phenomenon has moved from conspiracy to congressional hearings.
Multiple credible witnesses report sightings near nuclear sites and oceans.
Whistleblowers claim evidence of crash retrievals and non‑human technology.
Encounters often have deep psychological and spiritual effects.
Disclosure—if it happens—could fundamentally alter human civilization.
FAQ: UFOs, UAPs, and Disclosure
Q: Are UFOs real?
Yes—according to governments and military data, unidentified aerial phenomena exist. What they are remains unknown.
Q: Is disclosure really coming?
Momentum is building, but political and military resistance remains strong. Some believe gradual “soft disclosure” is already happening.
Q: Are all UFOs extraterrestrial?
Not necessarily. Some may be advanced human tech, natural phenomena, or even interdimensional.
Q: Why are so many sightings near nuclear facilities?
Theories range from monitoring humanity’s destructive potential to energy‑related attraction.
Q: How do UFO encounters affect people?
Many experiencers describe psychological and spiritual transformations—feelings of awe, fear, or awakening.
📕 Guest: Andy Thomas
Andy is one of Britain’s leading authors and lecturers on mysteries, unexplained phenomena, and cover-ups. His latest book, STRANGE: Paranormal Realities in the Everyday World, explores recurring paranormal experiences and their impact on our understanding of reality.
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