The truth about aliens can be revealed ‘with one phone call’.

King Charles has a ‘hotline’ for those who can – and must – reveal the truth about aliens, says Britain’s top UFO expert.

Nick Pope, who previously led the British government’s UFO project, said the king should use his power to force the US to reveal everything about unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP).

His statements come three months after the US Congress learned of the issue after whistleblower David Charles Grusch claimed the government was hiding evidence of “intact and partially intact” alien spacecraft.

“The king has direct access to the top people when he needs it,” said Mr. Pope, now a broadcaster and journalist.

“Here’s someone who can pick up the phone and say, ‘What’s going on in the United States? I have been following with interest the story about the NASA reports, the Office of National Intelligence reports, the Congressional hearing and the many UFO regulations in the US. the Defense Act, and I want a full, classified briefing.”

Mr Pope said the king’s support could trigger a similar process in Britain as in the US Congress – with Mr Grusch also claiming that people had been ‘hurt or injured’ to get the alien technology into his hands to love and cover up the king. Government.

Two other witnesses, former Navy pilot Lt. Ryan Graves and former Navy commander David Fravor both reported on their experiences with UAP, including a “mysterious dark cube floating in the sky.”

Lt. Graves added that UAP is an “open secret” among fighter pilots.

If the king did not want him to publicly press for further details about a possible alien presence, Mr Pope suggested he could convince MPs or peers to take up the baton in parliament – despite the possible stigma.

“Someone has to go first and yes, it is a big, bold move,” Mr. Pope said in an upcoming documentary, “The King Of UFOs,” due out in November.

“You don’t want to be the politician associated with flying saucers when that is how they are portrayed, but politicians can – sometimes – be very clever and it is very easy to generate interest, especially if you have overt or covert royal support.” as a commitment to open government or as concerns about defense and aviation safety.

“That’s how politicians in the US deal with it, and that’s a completely legitimate interest. “In fact, it’s bizarre not to worry about aviation safety, especially when pilots and radar operators are talking about it.”

The King is probably already very familiar with UAP, as his father, the Duke of Edinburgh, was fascinated by UFOs, built up a library of books on the subject and regularly asked to be kept up to date with the latest news. He also subscribes to Flying Saucer Review magazine.

A recent documentary from the same producers as The King Of UFOs also claimed that the King piloted a craft modeled after a crashed UFO in the 1970s.

The ‘UFO-like vehicle’ was shaped like a saucer and had three pilots in three individual glass domes – designed to protect them from the electromagnetic force emanating from the ‘mothership’ that controlled the spacecraft.

The presence of UAP is now widely accepted in science and defense, but its cause remains a hotly debated topic, with aliens low on the list of suspects.

A recent NASA report said there was no evidence that the UAPs examined were linked to extraterrestrial intelligence. In the past, UAP has been found to involve balloons or drones. Where they cannot be identified, many claim they are covert military operations.

However, worldwide demand for transparency about UAP is growing. The Pentagon recently launched a website where the public can stay informed about its investigations and make comments as appropriate.

A map on the website showed that North America, the Middle East and Japan are all hotspots for UFO sightings.

In Mexico, the country held its own hearing, with a surprising twist when journalist Jaime Maussan revealed what he said were two “non-human” creatures recovered from a mine in Peru.

The bodies and associated evidence have been widely discredited by the scientific community.

Lt. Graves, who testified at the hearing, denounced the “baseless ploy” and added that the demonstration represented “a major step backwards in this case.”