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@paraNormShift @MvonRen @Ice_Alchemist11 @MiddleOfMayhem @michaelshermer apps.dtic.mil/sti/tr/pdf/ADA…

@paraNormShift @MvonRen @Ice_Alchemist11 @MiddleOfMayhem @michaelshermer Ask the AF.

Making false statements to an inspector general is a federal crime. UAP whistleblowers like Dylan Borland and David Grusch (who brought “firsthand” witnesses to the ICIG) have little incentive to lie. The likes of @MiddleOfMayhem and @michaelshermer refuse to engage this point.

Maybe because they have less to do with aliens, and more to do with the terrestrial cause of Havana Syndrome.

I wouldn’t be so sure it’s intel agencies doing this, because we have adversaries like Russia who are more known for doing these things, but always happy to revise my position on that if the evidence is presented to support such claims. U.S. adversaries would benefit greatly from cultivating environments just like this. KGB during the Cold War was targeting UFO circles including Esalen and conferences (makes you wonder why Jake was at Greer conference on behalf of FBI— so he says), just for those types of purposes, including acquiring assets/informants and manipulating individuals they believe are highly susceptible to malign influence. To this day, Russia believe they can get insiders to leak classified NS info about American innovation that has nothing to do with aliens, to journalists (then they ultimately have access as well) by manipulating these environments. FBI/DHS (Intel in general) certainly know this has been ongoing for decades, and have never been able to “stop it” in its entirety. If FBI/CIA are involved, it’s because of the foreign intelligence involvement, including the fact FI weaponizes entities like cartels, mobs, illegal immigrants, including attempts to recruit individuals in U.S. through various incentives (crypto, threats, manipulation, etc).

Jeremy Corbell says intel agencies use mentally unstable UFO fanatics to attack people they want taken out in the UFO space “If you really were trying to hurt somebody, then the best way to do it is covert. The best way to get a result is to have people do it for you without them even knowing it. You've got somebody that is mentally unstable and already dislikes Chris Ramsey. We're going to put it on you so you can feel it. This guy is a UFO fanatic and this guy is unstable and this guy hates you. This guy also has a history that allows him to be close to intelligence, but he hates you. He ain't wrapped so tight, that's why they chose him in the first place. You have to be a little bit sociopathic to be chosen. All that needs to be done is to instigate quietly, poke, prod, inflame, and then that person gets the bright idea to really hurt you. Now that person is as an emissary doing what's wanted by these intelligence agencies.”

" China " youtube.com/shorts/aJVaMyB… We’re watching 1950s UFO mythos get repackaged for a new era of space competition and space warfare. The difference now is the distraction machine is far more powerful. In the 1950s it was newspapers and rumors and today it’s nonstop social media loops, influencers, algorithms, and endless noise. Meanwhile the real conversation about space superiority keeps moving forward in plain sight. I keep saying over and over no ufo file drops are changing this conversation only masking it.

@RepLuna aforr.info/wp-content/upl… Hello, answer to cattle mutilations.

@RepLuna Maybe, but wait until people connect the dots on the generational harm atmospheric and underground nuclear testing caused…

The pesticides being used in our food are causing a massive population decline in the United States.

@VettedPodcast made an extremely important point in his latest video that more people should be contemplating. Strategic surprise. What people like @JeremyCorbell don’t seem to consider is that Russia (+ China to some extent/CRINK alliance) benefits enormously from cultivating an environment where insiders begin interpreting entirely human classified technology as “reverse-engineered alien/NHI/exotic tech.” Once that narrative takes hold, it becomes far easier to manipulate individuals into leaking sensitive information under the false assumption they are exposing “the truth” about aliens. In their minds, they become morally justified heroes yet don’t necessarily realize they are exposing highly classified technology/information because they believe they are revealing something illegally hidden from humanity, rather than exposing sensitive terrestrial capabilities. Then journalists amplify that even further by publishing videos/articles discussing systems and programs that have NOTHING to do with extraterrestrials. If FBI is monitoring figures in these circles, it’s not because of “alien secrets being exposed,” but because people involved in the UAP ecosystem are known to become attractive targets for foreign espionage & counterintelligence operations. Do people truly understand the risks of ending up on the radar of GRU? Russia has been exploiting UFO & supernatural mythologies, ambiguity via psychological operations since the Cold War. That didn’t suddenly stop. If people genuinely want answers, they first need to confront the possibility that decades of assumptions about this topic could be (and likely are) wrong. Now consider @MiddleOfMayhem interview & important The War Zone article, “Adversary Drones are Spying on the U.S. and the Pentagon Acts Like They’re UFOs.”— no government has legal requirement to correct public assumptions being made about classified human tech, so what happens when an adversary uses that very environment to their benefit to manipulate insiders who are not immune to those same manipulation tactics despite how much they think they’re immune to propaganda/disinformation/manipulation, into leaking info under assumptions adversary is directly planting/seeding? Importantly, Tim Phillips (formerly of AARO) himself suggested in an interview, that they (adversary/adversaries) must be highly confident in their ability to remain mostly undetected. (Clip provided). UFO/UAP narratives have nothing to do with other genuine phenomena human beings have experienced throughout history. If people cannot even correctly identify what UFO/UAP actually represent, then how will they recognize any genuine phenomena when it presents itself? Human evolution itself is a phenomena. YOU are a phenomena. Radiation drives evolution through inheritable genetic mutation. Humanity is already the product of extraordinary natural processes, yet people keep searching for mystery everywhere except within themselves. If the dogs of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone are undergoing measurable evolutionary and genetic changes under extreme radiological conditions, changes that can produce both beneficial and harmful biological effects, then are people really so certain similar processes cannot occur on a far larger timescale and at lower intensity through long-term exposure to natural background radiation, combined with the modern nuclear era? Human activity introduced radionuclides into ecosystems through atmospheric and underground nuclear testing, contaminated water systems, agriculture, cattle, and food chains. Evolution does not require instant transformation, it operates gradually across generations through inheritable genetic mutation and environmental pressure. The obsession with false alien/NHI/UFO narratives blinded people to the possibility that a real phenomenon has been staring humanity in the face this entire time. When are people going to put the clues together? When are you going to finally say “enough is enough?”

Germany was actually the first nation to reach space with the V-2 rocket in 1944 (that we openly know of), meaning the underlying testing and development had already been underway well before then. People also tend to forget about Operation Osoaviakhim, Soviet Russia’s counterpart to Operation Paperclip. The Soviets acquired German engineers, technicians, and rocket expertise too. So when the USSR later beat the U.S. to orbit with Sputnik 1, that achievement was likely thanks in part to the German expertise on their side. Both inherited major pieces of German rocketry knowledge, as well as other countries did. Skip-glide and boost-glide are fundamentally the same aerodynamic concepts used in modern hypersonic systems, and the Germans were already exploring these ideas as early as the 1930s. Silbervogel was a proposed German rocket-powered skip-glide spaceplane concept developed in the late 1930s/early 1940s by Eugen Sänger, and those concepts quickly drew American interest after WWII. Now consider that context alongside Kenneth Arnold’s 1947 sighting: he did not actually describe the objects themselves as “flying saucers.” That came from newspaper misinterpretation of his words. Arnold specifically described their MOTION as “like a saucer if you skip it across the water.” Now consider this excerpt regarding Silbervogel, “Once detached from the sled and airborne using its auxiliary engines, Silbervogel would fire up its main 600 tonne-thrust rocket motor at an altitude of 5,000 feet, which after burning for eight minutes would propel the craft to an altitude of 90 miles and a speed of 13,730 mph, or Mach 17.89. To reach distant targets – say the eastern coast of the United States – an equally impressive procedure would be carried out. After the main rocket engine burned out, Silbervogel was supposed to descend at high speed towards the thicker atmosphere layers and then “skip” back upwards, like a flat stone skimming over the water.” Well, especially with that last line, doesn’t that sound IDENTICAL to the dynamic soaring or skip-glide concepts that had already been around since the 1930s at that point, and also what Kenneth Arnold attempted to describe without having the underlying knowledge about the possible physics/engineering involved? What about the increased sightings of “ghost rockets” in 1946. UFO or the possible testing of Eugen’s concept? The work Beatriz Villarroel and her team did was legitimate astronomy research. The real debate is over the interpretation of what those transients may have been. One issue is the assumption that because the first successful artificial satellite, Sputnik 1, launched in 1957, nothing capable of reaching near-space or exoatmospheric altitudes existed beforehand. That simply is not historically accurate. By the 1940s, programs involving high-altitude rockets and suborbital concepts already existed, including the German V-2 rocket and theoretical aerospace concepts like Silbervogel. V-2 rockets had already crossed the Kármán line decades before the 1950 Palomar transients. That does not automatically explain the observations, but it does mean the historical context is more nuanced than “nothing human-made could have been up there.” Consulting aerospace and military historians would probably strengthen the discussion for Beatrix and her team, because I think they discovered an important part of little known/discussed history. @DrBeaVillarroel I’d genuinely be very interested to hear your thoughts on this possibility, because I greatly respect the work and effort you and your team have put into researching the transients. Regardless of the ultimate explanation, I believe you uncovered a very rare and fascinating piece of history, perhaps without even realizing it.

@polarityjosh If he’s not lying, then surely he’d have no problem hopping on video with actual former Navy SEALs and walking them through all his claims. Should be easy, right? I think we could arrange it.

I truly appreciate everyone going out of their way to look out for me here! Please know that I was well aware of the allegations against Bill before watching this video. I think we can all agree that UFOs and adjacent topics have historically been heavily stigmatized, suppressed, and surrounded by secrecy. Attempts to discredit individuals, blatant character assassination and even mysterious deaths have all become part of the wider conversation around this cover up. Combined with many other failures and exposed lies from institutions and leaders, my personal trust in government and authority has largely eroded. I don’t enjoy feeling that way. I don’t thrive on cynicism or the idea that powerful groups may not have the public’s best interests at heart. It's actually quite depressing. But from my perspective, this is where years of observation and research have led me. Given that, when people are speaking out against these groups, I am willing to listen to what they have to say. Listening to someone does not mean blindly believing or endorsing everything they say or do, and if someone is actually over the target, I would expect there to be some kind of pushback against them - rather than seeing them do a podcast tour. Because I watched the video, does it mean I believe everything being said? No. Does it mean I support the things they are accused of? Obviously not. If the allegations against someone are true, does that mean everything they say is automatically false? Also no. I think there are some very interesting data points in Bill's story, such as Project Looking Glass, white hats vs black hats & non-renewable energy being the pillar that props up the monetary control system - despite Lockheed Martin having fusion reactors (especially given the time he was speaking about this in 2011). Alot of these threads track with other independant researchers (who have also been attacked), and I personally find that interesting. Ultimately my only goal and motivation is truth and to one day leave this world in a better condition than I came into it. The nature of research & investigation means sometimes you go down dead ends, sometimes you get things wrong - especially when you do it live and in real time. I am okay with that, because I know who I am and I know what I stand for. I believe in humanity and that in the end, Time will devour all but the Truth. Love to everyone. God bless 💜

That’s kind of my point though. Which God(s) of which traditions? The Christian Bible? The Hebrew Bible? Hinduism? Paganism? Buddhism? Mysticism? Indigenous peoples beliefs? Greek, Norse, or Egyptian gods? Is it not possible that humans, across cultures, have been trying to interpret the same underlying force/reality for thousands of years, only to end up nonsensically fighting each other over their interpretation instead of the mystery itself? I personally like “maybe,” because maybe every religion contains a fragment of the truth. Religion, in my own opinion (and that is all it is, my opinion), is simply humanity’s attempt to identify and understand that same force through the limited lens of human understanding. Different cultures gave it different names, symbols, and stories, but that wouldn’t necessarily make any of them entirely “wrong,” just possibly incomplete. Maybe each version of religion actually holds a different piece of the puzzle, and that division prevents humanity from finding the full truth.

@BCGLounge @realannapaulina To clarify, I'm not encouraging in you to just believe he's real. I'm encouraging you to investigate if the God of the Bible is who he says he is, and enter into a saving relationship with him. Even demons believe there is a God. That doesn't save you.

Do you believe in God?

@gorgesing @realannapaulina I didn’t say I don’t think God is real.

@BCGLounge @realannapaulina Maybe draw near to him earnestly and see for yourself if he does exist. Maybe the rest of us aren't making this up. Maybe he isn’t real to you because you never earnestly sought him out.

@YourFinalGod @devgru1980mi wtkr.com/2012/05/31/new…

@devgru1980mi Who are you talking about? stop vague posting.

YouTuber is against the Epstein class yet platforms a know rapist and child predator and a well know fake Navy SEAL who has served prison time not for allegations but for acts of . God some of dumbest people get into UFOs for personal gains and benefits.

@UFOintros eurasiantimes.com/russia-revives…

@UFOintros Ask Russia and China. cnn.com/2025/12/18/eur…