rob jones

starting my new career tomorrow at newsnation, as one of the world's only salaried ufologists. 👽🛸

Their mandate isn't the safety of the scientists. It's the safeguarding of the secrets those scientists hold. So they're working this as a counterintelligence problem, looking for threats to classified information, not for the actual cause of these deaths.

@scaling01 @pmarca Opus doesn't wanna deal with bullshit and I respect that

@pmarca Opus doesn't approve of retardmaxxing

@MinuteofZombie you better not make me learn this to play at contact

I’m actually creating a new proto-weave magic system in 5E loosely based on lattice QCD and topological field theory

@ChrisUKSharp @_iam_iam_iam_ Let's talk Li Ning, Wolfe, McCandlish, etc...

The story on missing scientists needs to change. It isn't just missing or dead scientists. We're also taking UFO whistleblowers. They need to be part of any investigation.

President Donald Trump's UFO disclosure plan. Watch this full bonus episode of "Reality Check": youtu.be/SU2plmsCzt4 @timburchett

@nkulw archive.ph/JEGS6

Not a long article, but an especially rich and compete piece of journalism worth your time nytimes.com/2026/04/16/us/…

@CuriousNHI @CMelloncholy In the context of the article is 100% an analogy for how they regard the models as alien organisms in a sense

@CMelloncholy Is it some kind of weird analogy for AI? I’ve just never seen Sam Altman talk about the topic.

Ex openAI exec’s very matter-of-fact claim that Sam Altman has been on some skinwalker shit. Portals opened on multiple continents successfully summoning “aliens” #ufox #ufotwitter

In 2023, I was contacted by a former Greenlandic pilot who told me about unusual light phenomena over southern Greenland. That became the beginning of a long journey - and not least a documentary project, during which I heard about the most extraordinary experiences. I am no longer part of the documentary project, and so I also need to share what the conclusions of our observations are. I travelled to Greenland to investigate the matter. On several occasions. Managed to film the unusual lights above the mountain peaks. No experts, including researchers from DTU Space, have been able to explain the phenomena. I appeared on @rosscoulthart show Reality Check, which attracted significant interest. I subsequently got in touch with @MvonRen, who could help me with the analysis of what we had filmed. And with Marik's help, I was able to conclude what we had seen. They are satellites. A relatively frequently occurring phenomenon, visible in the evening hours in a north-westerly direction at approximately 300–340 degrees. Using @MickWest tool, it is possible to determine with precision exactly what is flying. Great kudos to @MickWest for building this tool. We have now concluded our investigation and can unambiguously establish that they are satellites. They do look rather impressive, though. This has given ample occasion for self reflection - but hey, if even the sharpest experts couldn't explain it, I suppose I'm not entirely crazy. And you don't get any wiser sitting on the sofa. But when you do arrive at a conclusion - even if it's a somewhat anticlimactic one - it is still a conclusion.

@COAbrah_ I love hockey. I love America. I love how buffalo respects playoffs and sports. I hate Boston. No brainer here.

@02percent_ @GuyUrbina @Deepneuron Ah, a misunderstanding then, we agree more than likely

@robjonesreports @GuyUrbina @Deepneuron From what I can see on your profile, you seem to agree with the general idea thought? I’m talking about the information that “most” doesn’t cover.

Alarmingly, I just noticed in this article that it has been confirmed as of at least as recently as Thursday night, that the Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Agency (DoE NNSA) is the body conducting the investigation, rather than the FBI. cbsnews.com/news/deaths-di…

@jaegervonkramer There are plenty of career employees there that predate the current admin who are likely fully capable of running a good investigation

@robjonesreports I'm sorry but would you trust Kash's FBI here?

@COAbrah_ is that like weck on the hilt?

LG. LFG.

@kadeorkhalid approx vim/vigor levels??

i needed this so bad

bro i woke up with no vim, no vigor

@02percent_ @GuyUrbina @Deepneuron Having graduated from a federal school for nuclear energy, I can tell you that most nuclear technology is barely even classified at the secret level. In most cases, it is old tech and has been known to the world for a very long time. There are secrets much more guarded than this.

@GuyUrbina @robjonesreports @Deepneuron I’m sure there are multiple reasons for it. There are NASA employees who are also in other in other existing intelligence services, and no state secret is more classified than atomic/nuclear energy.

@UAPFilesPodcast Aviation safety is taken extremely seriously here, and for good reason

@UAPFilesPodcast It's a crime punishable by up to 5 years in federal prison and a 250k fine

Kids, don’t do this. In the UK it’s illegal. And potentially very dangerous for our aviators. These objects could very well be anomalous. Some could be military aircraft jets with transponders off.

Do not be baited by influencers so desperate to confirm a sphere that you commit a federal crime by firing a laser into controlled airspace 35 miles from O'Hare. You cannot ID that light. You might be blinding a flight crew. This is felony-grade narcissism.

.@rosscoulthart on how the U.S. Congress is being misled when it comes to the UAP matter and disclosure. MORE: newsnationnow.com/podcasts-newsn…