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@DaniLavelle You are merely showing a lack of understanding.

I love how excited the UFO community gets over terms like "INSTANT ACCELERATION." As opposed to what, exactly? I’ll-be-with-you-in-five-minutes acceleration.

@GoodTroubleShow He doesn't deserve your time.

The UAP/UFO debunker community of charlatans and frauds is in a panic, working overtime to push their religious narrative, even if it means blatant falsification of information. They post disinformation on X, rewrite Wikipedia, and lie in articles with such relentless frequency that it's clear their nonprofits, magazines, and book deals depend on it. They are nothing more than evangelical fabulists. @MickWest @flarkey @SusanGerbic @michaelshermer @kyle_ferriter @center4inquiry

@GoodTroubleShow @MvonRen Why give him any attention?

Marik von Rennenkampff just published the analysis that ends the Mick West era of Gimbal UFO debunking. The ATFLIR patent holder told Marik - in writing - that Mick West's "distant jet" theory misreads the camera. Mick West's response? Dismissed the video on MetaBunk while admitting he hadn't watched it in full. ↓ Link below

@DrBeaVillarroel @UAPWatchers Oh oh, not a good pairing, Avi and Sean!

The latest debate between Avi and me reminded me of one of our earlier debates, that time about the Ukrainian UFO observations reported by Boris Zhilyaev. Avi and Sean Kirkpatrick dismissed the observations based on the lack of a fireball, while Geoff and I explained that was not an argument to dismiss the observations. See the Avi Loeb & Sean Kirkpatrick paper here: lweb.cfa.harvard.edu/~loeb/LK1.pdf And the response by Geoffrey Marcy & Beatriz Villarroel here: vasconsite.wordpress.com/wp-content/upl… A good, healthy scientific debate is always fun 🥳

@thatuapgirl Atmospheric photos!

Another work week in London

@UAPWatchers @EngagingThe Shocking in the extreme!

🚨Jillian Michaels Fights back Tears as Elizondo Talks about Alien Hybrid Breeding Programs "There's been a long-standing agreement or understanding between us and our friends from out of town. Um, that have allowed us uh to work with whoever whatever these are uh in a cooperative agreement and in exchange for that uh supposedly they would have access to certain human specimens biologically in order to to test." - Lou Elizondo #ufotwitter #uapX Source: youtu.be/6SyeUHMxZaM

@HighEarthOrbit_ This was one of the late Nick Pope's favourite cases.

The1993 Cosford Incident was a series of high profile UFO sightings involving a massive, triangular shaped craft that traversed the United Kingdom. Witnesses, including military personnel and air traffic controllers, described a silent, battleship sized object capable of extreme acceleration and emitting strange low frequency sounds. Investigation lead Nick Pope notes that the craft appeared to scan the ground with beams of light while remaining undetected by traditional radar systems. Although some sightings that night were attributed to re-entering space debris, the specific encounters at RAF Cosford and RAF Shawbury remain unexplained. Potential theories range from extraterrestrial visitors to highly classified military aerospace projects. Ultimately, the Ministry of Defence’s investigation concluded that an unidentified object of unknown origin had indeed breached British airspace, posing a significant security concern. Records Requests Credit: Nick Pope Images Credit: Jason Gleaves

@thatuapgirl Momo, says my son who has gone to one in Preston.

I’m off to a Nepalese restaurant tonight - any recommendations on what’s good?

@FundFanatic @QuotedData It's laughable that it is viewed as a Private Equity Investment Trust yet has such an excessive exposure to one company.

James Carthew @quoteddata calls for “end game” of 3i’s investment in Action. “It is so dominant within the portfolio that it feels like everything else is a rounding error ... Perhaps the best plan would be to spin Action out as a separate listed company.” quoteddata.com/2026/05/3i-gro…

@thatuapgirl Well said, Holly!

This is exactly why the constant screaming of “grifter” in this topic has become exhausting. Recently, I was called a “grifter” by an awful man in front of a number of very well-known people in this space in a closed chat group - it really hurt. In case your reading I’ve the screenshots too 💅🏽 Despite the fact I’ve personally funded projects, invested in platforms, supported events and backed people in this topic with literally zero financial return. I’ve lost money and I don’t care. Ironically, this is someone who publicly talks about pissing in bottles and who I know for a fact sends inappropriate messages to women within the community, yet somehow feels comfortable positioning himself as a moral authority on who is and isn’t legitimate yet offers nothing bar strange behaviours. People want researchers, experiencers, academics, app developers, investigators, conference organisers, podcasters, writers and community leaders to dedicate thousands of hours to this subject… but the second someone monetises even a fraction of that effort, the pitchforks come out. Meanwhile most people doing genuine work here are not getting rich. Many are actively losing money because they believe the topic matters. And yes, there are real grifters in every field. Of course there are. But the word has now become a lazy weapon thrown at almost anyone trying to build something sustainable around the most important conversation humanity may ever have. This piece from @NicoleVanDenEng articulates that reality incredibly well. Worth the read.

@UAPFilesPodcast Thanks, and good luck!

@DavidCBowler iOS only at the moment. But it’s in the works for Playstore 🙏

The plans that @VectorPointDev and I have for this app are insane! This is just V.1 and the features will become the best open intel source for UAP ever created. We are ALREADY the #1 largest UAP/UFO sightings database ever created. No secret investors. No intel backing. No collaborating with shady three letter agencies. Just Jimmy and Nathan. Couple nerds from the UK 🇬🇧

@UAPFilesPodcast Couldn't find VectorPoint on Playstore, sorry.

🔗 apps.apple.com/gb/app/vectorp…

@Debriefmedia They are masters of Origami so.... Paper??

Japan just unveiled a game-changing new combat drone—and you won’t believe what it's made of. thedebrief.org/japan-just-unv…

@DaniLavelle How did you manage to get on the BBC and have the Guardian promote your 'book' with such a command of English?

Bollox

@DaniLavelle Eloquent.

@DaniLavelle @JeremyCorbell His notable films include Bob Lazar: Area 51 & Flying Saucers (2018), Hunt for the Skinwalker (2018), and Patient Seventeen (2017). His work often explores government secrets and features interviews with military and intelligence insiders.

@DaniLavelle @JeremyCorbell Have you watched his films?

When my interview with Sean Kirkpatrick came out, I was accused of being one sided. Well, I can now reveal that I was in conversation with @JeremyCorbell for weeks prior to that. He promised he had contrary evidence, but produced exactly zero. amzn.eu/d/007w4a5v

@BBCSteveR I bet you could write the music for the next UK entry!

I needed a long lie down after this...

@LegacyProgramVP @DaniLavelle @rosscoulthart @The_Astral_ @NewsNation Ridicule is not an academic approach, but one used by your predecessors, starting with Donald Menzel and ending (hopefully) with Mick West.

Ross Coulthart (@rosscoulthart) claims that he knows of a UFO crash retrieval mission that went into North Korea and recovered alien spacecraft. North Korea. Does Ross have any idea how ridiculous this sounds? North Korea is one of the United States’ most hostile adversaries. A crash recovery of any sort would be a major operation, one that would set off major alarms and tensions between a loose-cannon of a regime in North Korea and the United States. Not to mention, they also share a border with Russia and China, two other countries that do not and would not tolerate a U.S. incursion or operation. Just the massive amounts of radar systems, SAM systems, EW radars alone would catch the signature of any aerial vehicles long before they ever reached the border. Also, another issue would be to extract an object like another craft, would require multiple craft of our own to even accomplish this mission: heavy-lift helos, cargo planes like C-17s, onsite cranes, dozens of security/military personnel and their transport, etc. Then you have to consider biohazard/radiation concerns. There are so many variables to list why this just couldn’t be done without joint cooperation and why would NK, close allies to Russia and China, just let the U.S. take new exotic technology that they could recover and exploit themselves, giving them an edge up advantage on technology over the U.S.? None of this makes any sense in reality. To date, the U.S. has conducted joint recovery missions with North Korea, but only for Korean War remains of American service members (e.g., in the 1990s–2000s and brief 2018 efforts). No spacecraft or anomalous tech recoveries are mentioned in any declassified or public records. There have been brief SEAL team missions into North Korea that were VERY small (using mini-subs) but have failed most recently according to the NYT. It’s pretty clear that Ross just says things with a smug look on his face like he’s some kind of special insider yet never provides any evidence for headlines and this is why @NewsNation is nothing more than a tabloid news source. R/T: @The_Astral_

@DaniLavelle Willfully ignoring the evidence that abounds and yelling 'show me the evidence' is childish. See Avi Loeb's approach for an excellent example of how to conduct your 'search'

Interesting rebuttals to my recent UFO piece. I disagree with almost everything they say here, as they’ve either misinterpreted what I wrote or blatantly ignored it. My basic challenge stands: where are the ETs NHIs etc etc? Show us the evidence. theguardian.com/science/2026/a…