Insiders Reveal Secret Space Programs and Extraterrestrial Alliances
| Author | Michael E. Salla, Ph.D. |
|---|---|
| Subject | Multi-witness anthology of testimony describing five distinct secret space programs and their extraterrestrial alliances |
| Genre | Exopolitics |
| Publisher | Exopolitics Institute |
| Publication date | 2015 |
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Insiders Reveal Secret Space Programs and Extraterrestrial Alliances is a 2015 non-fiction book by Michael E. Salla, Ph.D., published by the Exopolitics Institute (Pahoa, Hawaii). The book is a multi-witness anthology arguing that several factionally distinct secret space programs (SSPs) have allegedly operated for decades under the United States military-industrial complex, ranging from a Navy-linked program aligned with benevolent extraterrestrials to a Nazi-origin breakaway fleet purportedly cooperating with the Draconian Federation. It draws principally on the extended testimony of Corey Goode and compares his account with those of Randy Cramer, Michael Relfe, and other claimants.
Author and methodology
Salla holds a Ph.D. in Government from the University of Queensland and held academic appointments at the Australian National University, American University's School of International Service, and George Washington University's Elliott School of International Affairs. He is credited with founding the discipline of exopolitics through an earlier 2004 volume. The book explicitly rejects the Sagan dictum that "extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence," instead applying a legal-style standard of "extraordinary claims require extraordinary investigation" — treating whistleblower testimony as eyewitness evidence to be evaluated against publicly available circumstantial evidence. The book opens by anchoring its inquiry in two public reference points: President Ronald Reagan's June 11, 1985 diary entry acknowledging a secret shuttle capacity capable of orbiting 300 people, and British hacker Gary McKinnon's claim to have found Pentagon files listing "non-terrestrial officers" and "fleet-to-fleet transfers."
Witnesses
The central witness is Corey Goode, whose alleged 20-year tour from 1987 to 2007 (
Main article:
Secret space program service of Corey Goode
) supplies the book's taxonomy of five programs and four alliances; Salla reports having conducted four months of email interviews (March–August 2015) with Goode and characterising his testimony as "consistent, coherent and sincere." Chapter 13 presents a comparative analysis of three 20-and-back claimants — Goode, Randy Cramer, and Michael Relfe — concluding that the testimonies show no evidence of cross-contamination. Additional witnesses cited as corroborating elements of the framework include Clark McClelland, Ralph Ring, Bob Lazar, Derek Hennessy (Connor O'Ryan), "Stein/Kewper" (Anonymous), and Edgar Fouché.
Programs and alliances surveyed
The book taxonomises the alleged covert space infrastructure into five distinct SSPs and four extraterrestrial alliances — coverage of each is summarised below with cross-links to the dedicated articles where the substantive testimony is treated.
Five secret space programs
- Main article: Solar Warden — Navy-origin fleet allegedly policing the solar system; covered with reference to Goode's six-year tour aboard the ASSR Arnold Sommerfeld research vessel.
- Main article: Interplanetary Corporate Conglomerate — alleged corporate megastructure rooted in the MJ-12-era defense-contractor base, governed by "Super Committees" of retired board members from major aerospace companies.
- Main article: Dark Fleet — alleged offensive military fleet operating outside the solar system, presented as a post-WWII Vril Society/Nazi SS-origin breakaway aligned with the Draconian Federation.
- Main article: Global Galactic League of Nations — alleged "NATO-type" multinational program described as born from a UN agreement following Reagan's 1987 UN address.
- Main article: Rogue Special Access Programs — alleged unaccountable factions interacting with hostile artificial intelligence systems.
Four extraterrestrial alliances
- Main article: SSP Alliance — coalition of breakaway SSP factions seeking a "full disclosure event."
- Main article: Sphere Being Alliance — described by Goode as a Type III–IV Kardashev civilisation deploying cloaked spheres to buffer cosmic energy.
- Main article: Draconian Federation Alliance — ruling coalition of Dark Fleet's extraterrestrial partners, with Royal White Dracos at its apex.
- Main article: Super Federation — UN-type body of 40+ human-looking extraterrestrial groups conducting long-running genetic experiments on humanity.
The book's final chapter (Chapter 15) connects Goode's framework to the Ra material, identifying the Sphere Being Alliance with the Ra group of the Elkins/Rueckert channeling sessions, and distinguishing a "full disclosure event" — a mass data dump releasing classified technologies and SSP-era crimes — from a "controlled disclosure" managed to protect culpable elites.
Reception and influence
The book is reportedly the first systematic attempt to synthesise multiple claimed secret space programs into a single analytical framework, and served as a companion text to the Cosmic Disclosure television series that began airing on Gaiam TV (now Gaia) in 2015 with David Wilcock as host and Goode as primary witness. The book established the vocabulary — Solar Warden, ICC, Dark Fleet, GGLN, Sphere Being Alliance — that subsequently became standard terminology in the SSP disclosure community and within exopolitics research. Salla extended the same investigative methodology to a follow-up examination of William Tompkins' Navy-linked claims in Selected by Extraterrestrials (2015–2017), which has been characterised as providing additional corroboration for the Solar Warden narrative.
See also
- Lunar Operations Command
- Operation Paperclip
- List of people who have participated in secret space programs