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UFOs, UAPs & 2027: Former CIA Agent John Ramirez Tells All | UAP Files Podcast S3E21
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The following is a conversation with John Ramirez, a former CIA officer with over two decades of experience in U.S. intelligence. John served in the CIA’s Directorate of Science and Technology, Directorate of Intelligence, and later at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence in the National Counterproliferation Center.
His expertise spans ballistic missile defence systems, signals intelligence and advanced radar analysis for weapons systems.
John also led as Chief of the Electronic Intelligence Analysis Branch and as Chief of Base at an overseas technical collection facility.
Today John shares insights that bridge classified intelligence and public curiosity, particularly around UFOs/UAPs and Non-human Intelligence. Stay with us as we delve into his extraordinary career, his signings and experiences and what may be happening in 2027 along with his take on controlled disclosure and film “The Age of Disclosure” rumoured to be as close to “Disclosure” as we’ve ever been.
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His expertise spans ballistic missile defence systems, signals intelligence and advanced radar analysis for weapons systems.
John also led as Chief of the Electronic Intelligence Analysis Branch and as Chief of Base at an overseas technical collection facility.
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