As the world eagerly awaits the release of Luis Elizondo’s book, a new and powerful voice has emerged, forcing open the floodgates of secrecy that have held back decades of hidden knowledge. Harald Malmgren, a former senior advisor to Presidents Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, and Ford, has taken to Twitter to reveal that he was briefed on “otherworld technologies” more than 60 years ago. This disclosure, coming from someone with such deep ties to the highest levels of U.S. government, has intensified the growing conversation about non-human intelligence (NHI) and the long-hidden truths behind unidentified flying objects (UFOs).
Malmgren’s first tweet shocked many with its directness:
“60+ years ago I was provided highest level classifications to lead DOD work on nuclear weapons & anti-missile defense. Informally briefed on ‘otherworld technologies’ by CIA’s Richard Bissell (who had been in charge of Skunkworks, Area 51, Los Alamos, etc.) but sworn to secrecy.”
This single statement, brief as it may be, carries immense weight. The admission that someone with Malmgren’s background was briefed on technologies not of this world suggests that the U.S. government has long been aware of phenomena that it has kept hidden from the public eye. The implications are vast, touching on everything from national security to the very nature of our existence.
Malmgren’s tweets didn’t just stop at confirming the existence of these technologies; they also connected his revelations to the broader narrative that has been slowly unfolding in recent years. While he clarified that he has no personal connection to Luis Elizondo, the former Pentagon official who has been at the forefront of bringing these issues to public attention, Malmgren emphasized the importance of Elizondo’s work and the need for the public to engage with these realities.
Malmgren’s decision to break his silence now, on the cusp of Elizondo’s book release, suggests a calculated move to bolster the growing momentum around UFO disclosure. His statements are not just about acknowledging the existence of NHI; they are about urging the public to recognize the gravity of what has been kept from them for so long. By coming forward at this critical juncture, Malmgren is adding his voice to a chorus that is becoming impossible to ignore.
For decades, those who have attempted to bring the truth about UFOs and NHI to light have been met with skepticism, ridicule, or worse. But now, with credible figures like Malmgren stepping forward, the tide is beginning to turn. This isn’t just a moment of revelation; it’s a moment of reckoning for the institutions that have maintained this secrecy.
The history of UFOs and government involvement is long and complex. From the early sightings in the 1940s and 1950s to the establishment of projects like Blue Book and the alleged crash at Roswell, the U.S. government has been deeply involved in investigating—and, many believe, covering up—evidence of non-human intelligence. Malmgren’s revelations add a new layer to this history, confirming what many have long suspected: that the government has known far more than it has ever admitted.
What makes Malmgren’s disclosures particularly powerful is the credibility he brings to the table. As someone who was trusted with the highest levels of classified information, his statements cannot be easily dismissed. They suggest that the narrative of NHI and UFOs is not just a fringe theory, but a reality that has been known to a select few for decades.
This leads us to ask: why now? Why is this information coming to light at this moment? The answer may lie in the growing pressure for transparency. In recent years, there has been a noticeable shift in how governments and institutions handle information related to UFOs. The Pentagon’s admission of UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) and the subsequent reports that have been released suggest that the wall of secrecy is beginning to crumble.
Malmgren’s tweets are not just a reflection of his personal experiences; they are a signal that the dam is indeed breaking. The cracks in this wall of secrecy are widening, and with them comes a flood of questions that the public is now demanding answers to. How much does the government really know about NHI? How long have they known it? And perhaps most importantly, why have they kept this information hidden for so long?
As the narrative shifts, it is important to consider the broader implications of these revelations. The acknowledgment of NHI and the technologies they possess could have profound effects on everything from international relations to scientific research. The potential for new technologies, new ways of understanding the universe, and new questions about humanity’s place in the cosmos is staggering.
Malmgren’s decision to speak out also raises questions about the responsibility of those who hold such knowledge. For decades, a small group of individuals within the government has had access to information that could fundamentally alter our understanding of the world. The ethics of withholding such information are now coming under scrutiny, and with each new disclosure, the pressure to fully open the books on NHI and UFOs grows stronger.
As we stand at this pivotal moment, it is clear that the conversation around NHI and UFOs is no longer just about curiosity or speculation. It is about truth, accountability, and the future. The dam of secrecy that has held back these truths for so long is finally beginning to break, and as it does, the world will have to confront the reality of what lies behind it.
Malmgren’s tweets are just the beginning. As more information comes to light, the full scope of what has been hidden from the public will become clear. And when that happens, we may find ourselves at the start of a new era—one where the truth is finally revealed, and humanity can begin to understand the full extent of the universe it inhabits.
60+ years ago I was provided highest level classifications to lead DOD work on nuclear weapons&anti-missile defense. Informally briefed on “otherworld technologies” by CIA’s Richard Bissel (who had been in charge of Skunkworks, Area 51, Los Alamos, etc.) but sworn to secrecy. https://t.co/GcSEDiwPeH
— Harald Malmgren (@Halsrethink) August 19, 2024
