Why Files Dropped exists.

Life and politics have not been — and I'm sure will not ever be — the same again.

As someone very much into the idea of extraterrestrials and UFOs (or, as they're now known, UAPs), I was so excited to hear we might finally get some answers about what — undoubtedly, in my opinion — the government have known and been keeping secret for at least decades.

So when I heard the first batch of files had been declassified and approved for public release, it was great news.

Until it wasn't.

Ninety minutes into a Google search, in and out of every government website I could find, I'd hit a wall of endless data. And here's the thing —

The less people see it,
the less people believe it.

— Still.

So I thought I'd have a go at creating an archive that gets refreshed and re-synced every 24 hours — to make it as easy as possible for people to enjoy the reading and discovery they crave.

Although the original idea was simply to decode the 2026 UAP Disclosure Act, actually getting the project moving showed me how far this could go — making the fun, excitement, curiosity and joy of being a "conspiracy theorist" stay exactly the way it should:

Without the real boring of endless data.

That's what Files Dropped is. Decoding daily declassified files and documents in plain English. Plus the DeepVault — the files they hoped you didn't read.

From forgotten civilisations to the existence of Skinwalkers, with everything in between.