Editing Advance publicity stunts for the electrogravitic propulsion industry

At least two accounts of incidents in the [[1950s]] and [[1960s]], described by researchers and whistleblowers like [[Dan Willis]] and [[Steven Greer]] have described what are speculated to be '''advance publicity stunts for the electrogravitic propulsion industry'''. These may have involved campaigns aimed at acclimating the public to [[electrogravitic]] technologies during the [[1950s]].

== Speculative campaigns ==
Allegations suggest that the United States government played a significant role in these publicity stunts. This involvement purportedly included supporting corporate initiatives. The narrative around these campaigns often intersects with [[conspiracy theories involving non-human intelligent beings]], suggesting that the publicity stunts were also a means to obscure the true origins and implications of electrogravitic technologies. Theories propose that this was a tactic to conceal advancements tied to alleged [[extraterrestrial technology]] retrievals from UFO incidents, similar to claims surrounding the [[Roswell UFO incident]].

== See Also ==
* [[Electrogravitics]]
* [[UFO sightings in the United States]]
* [[ET conspiracy theory]]
* [[Secret space program]]

== Categories ==
[[Category:Electrogravitics]]
[[Category:1950s]]
[[Category:Publicity campaigns]]
[[Category:Conspiracy theories]]
[[Category:Extraterrestrial life]]
[[Category:Military UFO conspiracy theories]]
[[Category:Conspiracy theorists]]
[[Category:Secret space program]]