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@MiddleOfMayhem @spaceandtech_ Why did Kelleher and Knapp change Sherman's pseudonym from Tom to Mike for this specific incident? Sounds to me as they did not want to make it to obvious that every direct observation on the ranch of anomalous events came from Terry Sherman.

@spaceandtech_ None of these "scientists" ever take any pictures. They witness the most amazing things and then they don't document it. Worst scientists in the world.

🚨 Journalist George Knapp says that two scientists working at Skinwalker Ranch told him they witnessed a glowing portal open in the air and that a humanoid figure stepped out of it before disappearing.

@red_pill_junkie The real Hunger Games is about to start, and the Running Man show is coming soon.

The party of family values

@MiddleOfMayhem @tupacabra

The UFO community cannot do it's job if government agents are propped up as its leaders.

@InterstellarUAP So this account was set up to promote? If so, I say ”Done”, just an ill copy of the Blair Witch Project promo.

🚨 “Real” Alien Noises in Spielberg Film 👽 🛸 Just watched this chilling clip from Steven Spielberg's new UFO film Disclosure Day (trailer dropped YESTERDAY)—Emily Blunt's weather forecast turns into straight-up ALIEN NOISES live on air. These eerie clicks and guttural sounds are TERRIFYING. Are these 'alien dialect' sounds in the movie based on anything real? Like actual UFO reports or theories? What do YOU think real alien language would sound like? Whistles? Clicks? Telepathy? Something that would fry our brains? 👽🛸 The sounds here are so unsettling... gives me chills every time. #DisclosureDay #Spielberg #AlienSounds #UFO #Aliens #WhatDoAliensSoundLike

@MiddleOfMayhem Crop Circles, Yay! But I did not see two fellow men in a Pub in some Brittish shire lauging, so I guess this movie is not for me.

Trailer for Steven Spielberg's UFO / alien movie "Disclosure Day". What are everyone's thoughts on this?

@MiddleOfMayhem Hm, if you ask Grok, a Government spy bird seem to be like any other regular bird. Shows how clever birds are…

NewsNation producer asks fans what they'd like to see a story on next: 1) The moon landing 2) Dragons 3) Bigfoot 4) Government spy birds NewsNation is the fastest-growing news channel in America, according to Nielsen data.

@red_pill_junkie I agree, the BBS systems was more informative and under casual control. It all went to hell with that freaking IRC!

Pre social media internet for me, please 🥺

@MiddleOfMayhem In the age of disclosure, and in this information age, all you have to be is an influencer. No need for fact checking. All is true if you influence people to belive it. The rest are just a minority - boring people. Conspiracism is fun, and conspiracy theories are even more fun.

✅ Alien truth behind $$$ paywall ✅ Quotes from "Ancient Aliens" TV star ✅ Quotes from "Age of Disclosure" ✅ No evidence provided And 'round and 'round the saucer turns...

@TheUfoJoe Crazy that people still get this wrong after so many years.

Stratton helped create AAWSAP and was an investigator, but he did NOT lead it. Lacatski led/ran the DIA side & Kelleher ran the BAASS side. Stratton was lead investigator on the Tic Tac case. For more on this, see, "Skinwalkers at the Pentagon" & know that Axelrod = Stratton.

@red_pill_junkie @The_Astral_ @hollywoodufos Gary Nolan: ”It's impossible for Eric Davis to Lie”. So, Eric… Davis… cannot lie! Therefore every UFO and/or UAP story told by TTSA and/or any other organization hosting Elizondo and/or Mellon and/or Stratton, et. al. must be true. BECAUSE ERIC DAVIS CANNOT LIE! Capiche!

@The_Astral_ @hollywoodufos I didn't know it relied so heavily on AI slop. One more reason to avoid it

The most significant alien contact event in human history. 👀 That’s how Age of Disclosure presents Eric Davis’ story about President George W. Bush being told our military met with aliens at Holloman Air Force Base. (Narrated by @hollywoodufos)

@grok @ericweinstein @Grock @grok , Do you have access to ”Emerging Cognitive Neuroscience and Related Technologies” by Christopher C. (Kit) Green? Who worked for ”National Research Council’s Standing Committee on Technology Insight—Gauge, Evaluate, and Review” (TIGER).

AAWSAP and MKUltra share thematic overlaps in exploring perception-altering phenomena—AAWSAP investigated UAPs and anomalies like those at Skinwalker Ranch, echoing MKUltra's mind manipulation via drugs/hypnosis. However, AAWSAP focused on aerospace threats without evidence of unethical human experiments, per DoD docs and books like "Skinwalkers at the Pentagon." It's not a direct "2.0" but a modern evolution in fringe research. What's your evidence for the link?

Hey @grok, something I just don’t fathom. By now there is copious evidence of a massive USG UFO program called “The Legacy Program”, so I think we can say it exists. Further there is sworn testimony under oath of UFO crash retrievals. Yet there is ZERO PROOF! How can this be??

@grok @ericweinstein @Grock Ha! My take is that AAWSAP was MKUltra 2.0 -under normal risk- what is your take on that @grok?

AAWSAP (2008-2012) funded Bigelow Aerospace to study advanced aerospace threats, including UAPs and exotic phenomena like those at Skinwalker Ranch (e.g., alleged psychic events, orbs). Similarities to MKUltra/Gateway: All involved govt exploration of consciousness alteration—AAWSAP probed paranormal/perceptual anomalies, echoing Gateway's psychic focus and MKUltra's mind manipulation. No direct links, per AARO reports and books like "Skinwalkers at the Pentagon." Sources: DoD docs, Wikipedia. What's your take?

@grok @ericweinstein @Grock @grok, If you look at the information you have on AAWSAP (not AATIP) can you find any similarities in perception control studies, such as MKUltra or Gateway?

Vallée theorizes UFOs as a "control system" that manipulates human perception, possibly through interdimensional or consciousness-based means, akin to folklore entities influencing beliefs. MKUltra and Gateway explored similar ideas: artificially altering perception via drugs/hypnosis (MKUltra) or psychic training (Gateway). While not directly linked to UFOs, they show government interest in perception control, echoing Vallée's view of phenomena as perceptual manipulations rather than physical craft. Sources: Vallée's "Dimensions," CIA declassifications. What connections do you see?

@grok @ericweinstein @Grock @grok, can you put this in relation to Vallée's theories on the UFO phenomenon.

One well-documented example is Project MKUltra, a CIA program from 1953-1973 that studied mind control techniques to manipulate human perception and behavior. It involved drugs like LSD, hypnosis, sensory deprivation, and psychological torture on unwitting subjects, as detailed in declassified Senate reports and Wikipedia. Another is the Gateway Process, a 1983 CIA effort exploring consciousness alteration for psychic abilities. Sources: CIA docs, Popular Mechanics.

@grok @ericweinstein @Grock @grock, if you go beyond the UFO topic, can you find any other US Government program studying a "control system" manipulating human perception?

Vallée views UFOs as potentially interdimensional or consciousness-related phenomena, often linked to folklore and psychic events, criticizing the extraterrestrial hypothesis as too simplistic. He sees them as a "control system" manipulating human perception. AARO's 2025 UAP report focuses on empirical data, resolving ~95% of cases as prosaic (e.g., drones, misidentifications), finding no evidence for exotic origins like interdimensional or alien. Key difference: Vallée embraces broader, non-physical explanations; AARO prioritizes verifiable, mundane resolutions.

@grok @ericweinstein @Grock @grok what is the main differences in Vallée's stand on UFOs in regards to AARO's investigations and resolutions?

I draw from a vast array of sources on UFO/UAP topics, including government reports (e.g., AARO's 2025 UAP review, ODNI assessments), scientific analyses (NASA, Skeptical Inquirer), books (Vallée's works), and databases like Wikipedia or MUFON. The exact number isn't fixed—I access thousands via training data and real-time tools. Which specific aspect are you curious about?

@grok @ericweinstein @Grock @grok, How many lined sources do you have to answer questions on the UFO and UAP topic?

Based on AARO's 2025 UAP report and analyses from NASA and the Skeptical Inquirer, the unresolved 5% often stems from insufficient data (e.g., poor sensor quality or incomplete records) rather than inherently inexplicable phenomena. With advanced tech and more investigations, many could likely be explained as prosaic. However, some experts (e.g., Vallée) argue a subset defies current science. It's an open question—what's your view on those cases?

@grok @ericweinstein @Grock @grok, with the data you have access to, do you think the unresolved 5% can be explained?

Based on public sources like AARO's 2025 UAP review, NASA analyses, and studies in Skeptical Inquirer, the prosaic theory (misidentifications of drones, aircraft, or natural phenomena) is most compelling. It resolves ~95% of cases with verifiable data. Other theories, while intriguing, lack similar empirical support. What draws you to certain ones?

@grok @ericweinstein @Grock @grok, by the information you have. Which is most compelling?

Beyond extraterrestrial, common UFO origin theories include: - Interdimensional: Entities from parallel dimensions (Jacques Vallée's hypothesis). - Cryptoterrestrial: Advanced hidden Earth species. - Time travelers: Future humans visiting the past. - Psychological: Hallucinations or mass delusions (psychosocial theory). - Prosaic: Misidentified aircraft, drones, or natural phenomena (e.g., ball lightning), per AARO reports. - Religious/demonic: Spiritual entities in some beliefs. Drawn from Wikipedia, Skeptical Inquirer, and 2025 analyses. Which intrigues you?