Condorman

A Conceptual View of a UAP Reverse Engineering Program This fictional article is meant to provide insight into how a hypothetical UAP reverse engineering program would have evolved over time. It's a blend of educated speculation with historical events. open.substack.com/pub/condorman6…

Me: "Dylan Borland said that he provided the AARO with three drawings. He says that two of those drawings were classified by the AARO, although AARO couldn't classify anything; you had to go to other agencies that did have classification guides. So would that mean in that case that he saw something, it may not have been alien, but it was something very very sensitive that he drew." Tim Phillips: "Correct. You are correct, AARO were not a cabinet-level office. We don't have the authority to classify. We have to go by classification guides - derivative classifiers. So they would use the classification guides, say for the Department of Defence or the Director of National Intelligence or CIA. But that's how we classify - it's called derivative classification. And he's correct. Someone would come in, and we'd look at it. If we thought it was going to compromise sensitive government capabilities secrets, there are methods and ways to protect that and classify it accordingly."

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Got promoted today. Sr. Director, Advanced Design. Now I oversee lots more than hypersonics. 🍾🍾

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@DrMG_UAP @TheUfoJoe You are 💯 right but there’s not much I can contribute to the woo discussion. That’s why I’ll stick to nuts and bolts for now.

In my view, sticking to one's expertise is valuable, but trying to tackle this topic exclusively from a conventional nuts and bolts perspective isn't likely to get us very far. Not because we need to go full spiritual, but because the high strangeness keeps showing up in ways that don't fit our current physics. We probably have to at least allow for some exotic or unknown physics to be in play, otherwise we're just ignoring most of the data that actually matters.

😳 Nuts and Bolters, Wake Up 😳 "...metallic UAP regularly occurred along with paranormal phenomena and psychic effects on witnesses. ...this pattern also applied to pilots who encountered the Tic Tac object." Kenneth Arnold, "saw balls of light or orbs in his home, as well as experienced a litany of paranormal events unfolding in his life after his epoch-making sighting." ~~~Future Visions~~~ "If paranormal phenomena were known to collocate with and overlap temporally with UAP, AAWSAP would also study them. The philosophy of AAWSAP was to study all phenomena observed in relation to UAP." Skinwalker Ranch "Metallic UAP, flying orbs of varying colors, otherworldly creatures, discarnate voices, poltergeists, electromagnetic anomalies, and orange “portals” have co-located and materialized separately on the property." AAWSAP "Ultimately, over 75 contractor personnel performed exotic aerospace research, and several hundred part-time personnel conducted fieldwork." These four books are, "not about flying saucer stories, paranormal tales, or fanciful descriptions of strange visitors from other worlds. Instead, they detail the results of the day-to-day activities of AAWSAP, the U.S. government’s secret UAP/UFO program, which was the real X-Files." "From its inception, the AAWSAP BAASS program aimed to maintain a broad scope of subjects for investigation, recognizing that prematurely narrowing it would yield a distorted dataset. The decision to research paranormal phenomena that co-occur with UAP and to examine the psychic effects in UAP witnesses, in addition to scrutinizing the core UAP technology itself, was not taken lightly due to the controversial nature of the UAP-paranormal debate. "At the program’s inception, the AAWSAP principals in Las Vegas and Washington, D.C., were aware that in previous in-depth investigations, witnesses to core UAP technology had also frequently reported paranormal fallout and psychic effects. When investigators took the trouble to repeatedly re-interview eyewitnesses, as trust was built over multiple visits, witnesses began to disclose additional details of their experiences beyond simply encountering a metallic or solid-looking object. They frequently reported experiencing poltergeist effects, such as humanoid-shaped black shadows, loud footsteps, hauntings, discarnate voices, small flying orbs, or a combination of these, in their homes. These individuals also frequently reported experiencing precognitive, clairvoyant, telepathic, or unusual electromagnetic phenomena, as well as occasional increases in meaningful coincidences in their lives following a UAP encounter. "...metallic UAP regularly occurred along with paranormal phenomena and psychic effects on witnesses. Without disclosing confidential information, we can say that this pattern also applied to pilots who encountered the Tic Tac object described in The New York Times article in December 2017, as well as to select members of AAWSAP. "This overlap between the 'nuts and bolts' UAP phenomena and psychic aftereffects and paranormal consequences is not new. This has been known to occur since the 1940s. Kenneth Arnold, "saw balls of light or orbs in his home, as well as experienced a litany of paranormal events unfolding in his life after his epoch-making sighting." (Orbs, without the Bledsoes around? Not possible!)