Retired CIA official testified that DNA from Roswell aliens was found in the human genome
John Ramirez, a former CIA officer with 25 years of experience, has been sharing the knowledge he gained on UAPs in the course of his work since 2021. He has a wealth of information and experience on the subject of UAPs and the US intelligence organization. Due to his revelations of UAP puzzles that had never been discussed in public by government officials, he established himself as an influential figure on social media. Among all his claims, the most surprising revelation is about the alleged human hybridization programs. He strongly believes that the 1947 Roswell accident occurred and that its non-human occupants were recovered.
The recent tweet about retired CIA officer John Ramirez by investigative journalist Ross Coulthart has opened a new channel for discussing topics that were previously considered fringe. The UAP phenomenon is becoming more intense and mysterious with more credible sources bringing new information. Coulthart questions why the US government lied about the Roswell accident.
Coulthart’s tweet mentions Ramirez’s interview with Martin Willis Live Shows, where he revealed the untold information about the Roswell UFO crash, the alien occupants and their DNA that only came to light after World War II. Ramirez spoke about an unclassified meeting he attended on “modern human origins,” his personal thoughts on the subject, his own personal experiences, and the UFO connection between him and several of his colleagues that led to their careers.
John Ramírez served in the CIA’s Directorate of Science and Technology, the Directorate of Intelligence, and the ODNI National Counterproliferation Center from 1984 to 2009. At the CIA, he was a chief intelligence analyst specializing in ballistic missile defense, radar systems of arms and technical collection activities. . He was a SIGINT expert and a multidisciplinary collection needs strategist at NCPC. Ramírez served in the US Navy as an electronic warfare technician aboard surface ships from 1973 to 1979. He majored in political science at George Washington University, Washington, DC, graduating in 1983.
Ramírez says that he attended a one-day symposium at a hotel in 2001 that was not classified, so he himself was surprised. He recalled that the story dates back to after World War II. He said the CIA was interested in human hybridization, and two senior officials (names withheld) told him they had discovered alien DNA in the human genome.
“I give credit to the fact that Roswell really happened. I will personally believe that the bodies were recovered and if these bodies were examined and then their DNA was examined and they know what that alien genome looks like and they look at humans and they can identify the same sequences in the human genome. I think that was what led them to believe that there is a hybridization of humans and they also said in this one-day symposium that … they not only have alien DNA but also enhanced alien DNA.”
“We know Roswell happened in July ’47…if we believe Colonel Corso, if we believe the eyewitnesses, if we believe the Roswell story then we know the bodies were recovered. We have to believe that those bodies were examined somewhere and we have to believe that they were able to sequence something in those bodies that looks like a genome and from there they went through the human genome and saw the correlations. That’s what I believe because that’s what they told me. I don’t have any evidence of that, but by posting these names, I hope serious investigators and journalists will reach out to these people and try to get the story. If they would even admit the story, but I heard it with my own ears,” Ramírez said.
Many netzines refuse to accept Ramirez’s narrative of the Roswell alien DNA story, as they believe that DNA was discovered in 1953. That is not true. Ramírez is right: “DNA was discovered in 1869 by the Swiss researcher Friedrich Miescher, who was originally trying to study the composition of lymphoid cells (white blood cells).”
Then, in the decades that followed Miescher’s discovery, other scientists, notably Phoebus Levene and Erwin Chargaff, conducted a series of studies that revealed additional features about the DNA molecule, such as its fundamental chemical components and the way they were connected. . Watson and Crick’s groundbreaking conclusion of 1953, that the DNA molecule exists in the form of a three-dimensional double helix, might never have been achieved without the scientific basis provided by these pioneers.
Ramirez made an intriguing statement in response to rumors that the US government is reluctant to talk about potential UFO occupants. The US Air Force may be partly to blame for this current stance, according to Ramírez. However, not for obvious reasons. He commented:
“The Air Force and their exploitation of that kind of technology messed things up, because when people see the triangular craft and they’re not flying in space but in our atmosphere, it indicates the fact that we know what triangles are. they are and we want people to think they are seeing UFOs because then people won’t know exactly what they are seeing.”
Some others believed that Ramírez’s claim that the USAF could be to blame for the reports of triangular aircraft, nicknamed TR3Bs by some, may be true. Tom Delonge hinted that the US government controlled these ships in the Joe Rogan Experience, but also said that some of them belonged to other intelligence. Delonge claimed that the triangle-shaped craft, assuming it has tail fins, represents technological advances made by humans.
Furthermore, Ramírez also stated in an interview with Project Unity that humans are hybrids. According to him, Elizondo cannot use the word “hybridization,” but Pentagon employees are counting on him eventually. Elizondo discussed the possibility that non-human intelligence has been in contact with humans for a long time on the Theories of Everything podcast. This would imply that we have all forgotten our own past, which would hide the possibility that we are hybrids of humans and aliens.
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