Lester Nare
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Lester Nare
@lesternare
Co-Founder @SteadworthHQ. Co-Host @FFPPod. Operations & Board @DisclosureFound. Ex @Princeton.
Los Angeles, CA Katılım Kasım 2011
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Unanimous agreement from IC leaders that the IC assessment on AHI should be retracted.
House Intelligence Committee@HouseIntel
WATCH: During today's Worldwide Threats Hearing, each leader of the Intelligence Community agreed with Chairman @RepRickCrawford that the Intelligence Community Assessment (ICA) on Anomalous Health Incidents (AHI), which was constructed upon significantly flawed analytic tradecraft, should be recalled.
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At Physical Superintelligence PBC ("PSI"), the startup I cofounded with @alexwg, we like shipping, not hyping.
So here’s the world's first agentic copilot built by physicists, for physicists.
What started as an internal tool, we're now releasing open-source:
Get Physics Done.
Dr. Alex Wissner-Gross@alexwg
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The Disclosure Foundation has submitted formal testimony to the Connecticut General Assembly supporting legislation that would authorize a state study of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP).
Raised Bill No. 5422 would direct the University of Connecticut (@UConn) to evaluate how the state can better collect and analyze UAP-related data.
This is how public policy develops: experts submit testimony, lawmakers evaluate evidence, and institutions determine how best to approach emerging scientific and national security questions.
Momentum for state-level UAP research is already building. Earlier this year, New Jersey enacted legislation establishing the nation’s first state-funded UAP research center.
States are increasingly recognizing that responsible research, transparent reporting, and academic study are essential to understanding the phenomenon.
Read the full testimony and supporting materials: disclosure.org/releases/conne…
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The Disclosure Foundation has sent a formal letter to arXiv regarding the rejection of two submissions from Dr. Beatriz Villarroel.
@arxiv is a major preprint repository operated by Cornell University where researchers share scholarly articles prior to journal publication.
@DrBeaVillarroel's papers had already passed peer review at established journals, yet were denied posting on arXiv. Meanwhile, a critique of those same papers was accepted and posted to the platform.
Scientific progress depends on open inquiry and consistent standards.
We have respectfully asked arXiv to reconsider this decision.
Read the letter here:
disclosure.org/releases/arxiv…
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ONE MILLION VIEWS
ITS TIME TO CLIP
dotta@dotta
We just open-sourced Paperclip: the orchestration layer for zero-human companies It's everything you need to run an autonomous business: org charts, goal alignment, task ownership, budgets, agent templates Just run `npx paperclipai onboard` github.com/paperclipai/pa… More 👇
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@opngate Soon actually! Have been doing a lot of work growing the team. Recording one early next week and will be do so more regularly going into the summer
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@lesternare @disclosurefound @lesternare - when are you going to do another podcast? Haven’t seen you around lately 👊🏻
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From the @disclosurefound progress report in August 2025.
It’s taken some time but our work is starting to come to the surface.
UAP James@UAPJames
House Oversight and House Intel Committee members have sent a letter to Rubio, Hegseth, Gabbard and Dept. of Energy for UFO files Rep. Burlison says the letter signed by Luna, Burchett, Mace, Carson, Crane, Perry and Subramanyam requests access to “specific files and metadata.”
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@lesternare @disclosurefound By the way, Lester and @jordanflowers — Rep. Eric Burlison was open to receiving a briefing from Hal Puthoff. Maybe that’s something you guys can help arrange for him.
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Disclosure Foundation@disclosurefound
UAPDF has been working diligently to support Congress in its UAP oversight mission. Ahead of the Sept. 9 hearing, here’s a progress report on the information and tools we’ve provided to help advance the work. 📄 Full statement: uapdisclosurefund.org/blog/uapdf-pro… @RepLuna @RepJasmine @RepNancyMace @RepTimBurchett @RepBoebert @RepEricBurlison @RepEliCrane @RepBrandonGill @CongressmanRaja @RepSummerLee @CongressMin
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As has been identified before, the best public fit would be Hangar 2905 / Aircraft Prototype Facility (APF), NAS Patuxent River.
Potentially the same location as the AAWSAP/AATIP technology transfer attempt.
Great work from @seniortrender and @aboss
osa.news/p/the-us-navy-…
UAP James@UAPJames
“Lue Elizondo pointed to Pax River as a location where there was a facility built out for 10 million dollars to hold the non-human intelligence craft.” “I’ve been warned not to talk about this. F*** that. It’s all out in the news.” — Jeremy Corbell
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A lot of this energy on the timeline today.
Time will tell I guess.
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Lester Nare@lesternare
Looks like we’re going to war with Iran huh? Alongside the Israelis.
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We have already recommended several names including Puthoff and Davis, among others, to House Oversight specifically for a science-focused hearing on UAP.
Jordan Flowers@jordanflowers
@QuintessenceEli @disclosurefound @realannapaulina @EricBurlison Appreciate your thoughts. We have literally suggested these names — and others you’d recognize — to HOC directly with a plan for a science-focused hearing. Presser is a good idea too.
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DefenseScoop on the President’s directive to release UAP records.
As @ChrisKMellon notes, “This might be a consequential moment, but the impact will depend on the follow-through.”
A directive can create urgency. Durable disclosure requires structure.
Read the full coverage:
defensescoop.com/2026/02/20/tru…
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@Ducky5154 Then not really sure why you responded like it is in the first place…
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We now have two U.S. presidents publicly debating whether aliens are real, and whether that information is classified.
Welcome to the party everyone, the water is warm!
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@Ducky5154 Some of us have had eyes on Epstein for 10 years at this point.
Y’all are late.
Lester Nare@lesternare
If this Epstein stuff starts catching a wave in the MSM things are going to get A LOT worse for folks. People are definitely not sleeping well with the #ExposeMenParty that’s getting bigger twitter.com/pacelattin/sta…
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@lesternare Goy slop, eyes on Epstein, pedophiles and it’s ties to Israel
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To the extent they follow through, this is an enormously positive development, and I commend the Administration for taking this step. That said, virtually all relevant documents are classified, and identifying and declassifying them will be a lengthy, complex process. My concern is that an executive branch effort, if snarled in turf fights and classification nuances, could end up being misleadingly partial or incomplete, as we've seen recently with other unrelated disclosure efforts. I'd encourage Congress to support the Administration's intent by enacting a legislative framework that concretely structures, authorizes, and directs a comprehensive disclosure process, both to encourage and to help the Trump Administration actually get this done.
The White House@WhiteHouse
"Based on the tremendous interest shown, I will be directing the Secretary of War, and other relevant Departments and Agencies, to begin the process of identifying and releasing Government files related to alien and extraterrestrial life, unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), and unidentified flying objects (UFOs)..." - President Donald J. Trump
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@CuriousNHI Agreed, the time has passed, without the acute public outcry to induce urgency.
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As you know, the declassification process of the UAPDA was passed in December 2023 without a review board.
Trump can appoint a task force tomorrow to accomplish the same thing (with no need for Senate confirmation). Or it could all just tumble out. Or die on the vine. Who knows.
A review board may help or it could slow the process down.
But IMO the time for considering a review board has probably passed.
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While not perfect, the UAPDA was valuable because it codified the review structure (Records Review Board) and schedule (Controlled Disclosure Campaign Plan) for the release of information on UAP/UFOs.
One of the only reasons the Epstein files started to get released was because Congress passed *legislation* that made public release a matter of law, not just executive discretion.
Under the UAPDA’s timeline, the President would have been required to submit nominations for the 9 member Records Review Board within 90 days of enactment. By next month, the Senate would have been holding confirmation hearings for the individuals tasked with overseeing UAP disclosure.
Instead, we have an announcement.
Epstein isn’t going away. It’s law.
We’ll see what structure follows for UAP.
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RT @disclosurefound: We welcome the President’s directive to identify and release government files related to UAP, UFOs, and what was descr…
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He has! It will be interesting if we get to the point where I have to find a way to get my UAP explanation to the right people, since it’s probably right if we know they’re real.
Walter Kirn@walterkirn
I have been telling you for ages.
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