Tom Thompson🛸 (ＣＯＲＴＥＸ ＺＥＲＯ)

We are going to have an open conversation about the rumors surrounding 2027 in the UFO community, and all are welcome. Participation is highly encouraged. #ufox #ufotwitter x.com/i/spaces/1aKbd…

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About a year after NORAD and NORTHCOM commander Gen. Gregory Guillot warned that the drone threat had "got ahead of our ability" to detect and track it, unidentified drones have again been reported over a sensitive U.S. military installation in Washington. On March 19, Reuters, citing the Washington Post, reported that U.S. officials detected drones over Fort McNair, the Army post where Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth live. Officials reportedly have not determined where the drones came from, and the incident was serious enough that relocating both men was considered, though they ultimately were not moved. The episode revives a warning Guillot made publicly in 2025, when he said the rapid rise of small drone incursions had outpaced U.S. detection and tracking capabilities. At a Senate hearing in February 2025, Guillot said there had been 350 drone detections across 100 military installations in the previous year, with surveillance of sensitive capabilities standing out as a primary concern. Taken together, the message is hard to ignore: even after repeated alarms from top commanders, the United States is still confronting unexplained drone activity over highly sensitive military locations. The broader issue is no longer whether the threat is real, but whether defenses are evolving fast enough to match it. #ufox #ufotwitter

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👁️ Inside STARGATE: The Declassified CIA Archive on Remote Viewing In January 2017, the CIA quietly placed one of the U.S. government’s most controversial intelligence archives into public view: the STARGATE collection. Released through the agency’s CREST archive, the material documents the government’s long-running remote viewing effort and includes session summaries, operational reports, internal evaluations, foreign intelligence assessments, and broader program records. Official CIA records describe STAR GATE as an umbrella effort focused on anomalous phenomena and related intelligence applications. Most people know the program existed. Far fewer have actually read the primary documents. The CIA’s own Reading Room remains the original source for the archive, while The Black Vault made the material substantially more usable by converting the difficult-to-read .tif release into a searchable PDF collection totaling 89,901 pages. The wider record is also mirrored through Internet Archive-style repositories, where files tied to earlier code names such as SCANATE, GONDOLA WISH, GRILL FLAME, CENTER LANE, and SUN STREAK can be browsed more easily. ([CIA][2]) This matters because the STARGATE release is not rumor, hearsay, or secondhand interpretation. It is the declassified paper trail itself. For anyone serious about understanding what the government actually studied, believed, funded, and argued over in the world of remote viewing, the archive is still one of the most important primary-source collections available. #ufox #ufotwitter

Walter Kirn says a satellite intelligence specialist told him that objects have been observed entering Earth’s outer atmosphere from space and then departing again, particularly during periods of war, nuclear weapons testing, and rocket launches, with such activity reportedly continuing in the present day. #ufox #ufotwitter @walterkirn

@IvanXatell It really does me a world of good man.

@Cortex_Zero 100%. Recharging your battery is important. Also, get out into nature. It really does do you good.

Came home and decided to rest again. One's personal health and energy should always outweigh what the algorithm wants you to do. It expects you to post every morning, afternoon, and night. It's better for YOU to post when you really feel like it, and when you actually have something to say. If you want to rest, do it. If you don't feel like posting, don't. People that value what you are producing and sharing will come to see it no matter what. #ufox #ufotwitter

@superunknownpod To a point. I am having some stomach issues pretty much on a weekly basis. :(

@Cortex_Zero I hope it was restorative, Tom.

@RodrigoYupangui @UAPGERB To be fair too, I lost count of how many times people have posted video clips of celebrities or politicians 'transforming' and its all just typical glitches in video. That doesn't help the already difficult and to many absurd conversation.

@Cortex_Zero @UAPGERB Sure thing… same here. Many years avoiding it, but now is totally different. Things now scream “it makes sense!!! Pay attention!!!”

🔍 Who Guards the UFO File? New Claims Point to Northrop Grumman Fresh scrutiny is falling on Northrop Grumman after UFO researcher @UAPGERB, drawing on claims made by whistleblower Matthew Brown, pointed to security executive Terry Phillips as a central figure in what Brown has described as the “legacy” apparatus surrounding deeply buried UAP programs. Brown has alleged that an unnamed individual tied to Northrop functions as a nexus point for reprisals, disinformation, psychological operations, and targeted pressure campaigns against UFO whistleblowers and their allies. Gerb has publicly argued that Phillips is one of the people who fits that profile. What is not in dispute is Phillips’ background. Official Air Force records show he served as Executive Director of AFOSI’s Office of Special Projects and as the Air Force and Space Force Special Access Program Security Director, overseeing protection for some of the military’s most sensitive programs. Leidos announced in January 2022 that Phillips had joined the company as Senior Vice President and Chief Security Officer, and more recent industry event listings identify him as Northrop Grumman’s Vice President for Security and Chief Security Officer. That does not prove Brown’s allegations. But it does place a documented special-access security official at the center of a growing public dispute over who controls the UAP file, how information is compartmentalized, and whether whistleblowers have been subjected to coordinated retaliation. If Brown’s claims continue to gain traction, scrutiny will not stop at government offices. It will move directly into the defense contractor world, and Northrop Grumman may find itself facing far more questions in the weeks ahead. #ufox #ufotwitter

The revolving door between senior military leadership and major defense contractors has long fueled public suspicion that the most sensitive aerospace programs operate beyond meaningful oversight. Claims that key research and development tied to exotic technologies were deliberately routed into the private sector to limit Congressional visibility have become a recurring theme in both whistleblower testimony and historical allegations surrounding the UFO issue.

@Cortex_Zero @UAPGERB From USAF to corporate office: the epitome of the military-industrial complex. Eisenhower's advisor Nelson Rockefeller designed the strategy to sequester off-world R&D in the private sector to avoid Congressional oversight. The Contractor Committee still drives the coverup..

@GabrielSchind13 @UAPGERB What are you specifically referring to here Gabriel? I just want to make sure I don't misunderstand your comment man.

@Cortex_Zero @UAPGERB Will this idiocy ever end? I daubt it...

@RodrigoYupangui @UAPGERB I didn't see this, thank you Rodrigo my man. It's funny dude, you know I used to ignore stories like this most of the time. Things are very different these days.

@Cortex_Zero @UAPGERB Not related, but in case you missed it youtu.be/S1CW7qyUh8A?si…

@chrisfrench83 @UAPGERB @TulsiGabbard @UAPGERB's excellent video: youtu.be/-IXSZe4xVv4?si…

@Cortex_Zero @UAPGERB Maybe it’s time for @TulsiGabbard to make some bold moves on her own and do the job herself ? Because al the ODNI staffers seem… biased maybe ? 🤔

@chrisfrench83 @UAPGERB @TulsiGabbard Let me at it.

@BoeshoreEr63072 You know, when we're online, a lot gets lost in translation.

@Cortex_Zero All you yokels rest assured no (especially "unidentified") flying object can outmaneuver/outpace Uncle Sam, impact National Security, OR shake anyone's belief in US of A's importance, AND we are unaware of any such thing existing, and wouldn't be disposed to discuss it if it did.

⚠️🚨 Brown’s Latest Warning: UAP Whistleblowers Are Being Isolated, Undermined, and Targeted In a new episode of WEAPONIZED released on March 18, Matthew Brown returns to expand on his earlier allegations surrounding a classified UAP-related effort known as “Immaculate Constellation,” which the show has previously linked to the report Brown says he authored and that was later taken to Congress. In this follow-up, Brown argues that the alleged operation is not merely an AI-driven analytical tool, but a layered architecture designed to collect, filter, quarantine, and compartmentalize UFO information moving through government systems. In his telling, the significance of the system is not just what it gathers, but how it allegedly routes sensitive material into tightly controlled channels, keeping much of the wider defense and intelligence bureaucracy unaware of its true scope, purpose, and reach. Brown’s latest appearance also shifts the focus from hidden data to the treatment of people who try to expose it. According to the episode description and Brown’s own account as summarized there, he describes losing his government job, falling into financial hardship, and enduring severe personal strain after coming forward. He says a process he expected might provide some measure of protection instead felt adversarial, and he frames the aftermath as part of a broader pattern aimed at undermining UAP whistleblowers through reputational damage, coercive pressure, and social isolation. Brown further alleges that this pressure campaign does not stop with the whistleblowers themselves, but extends outward to friends, supporters, and family members. If Brown’s account is accurate, the implications are significant. The story would no longer be limited to whether the government possesses unusual UAP data, imagery, or sensor records. It would become a story about information control, compartmented access, and the possibility that secrecy is being actively enforced not only through classification systems, but through retaliation against those attempting to force oversight. That is the darker thread running through Brown’s latest interview: the suggestion that the battle over UFO transparency is not only about evidence, but about whether an entrenched security structure exists to contain both the evidence and the people trying to speak about it. #ufox #ufotwitter @SunOfAbramelin @JeremyCorbell @g_knapp

@ophello Anonymously is a really interesting angle, honestly. It significantly alters the chess board.

@Cortex_Zero Oh, I called this long ago. And this is why I called for an anonymous disclosure process. Whistleblowers need ri be able to come forward all in one moment, and independently, without any prior arrangements.

I'm really having a blast over here at my joyous, fulfilling, extremely fun day job that definitely pays me enough for the rigorous amount of work I do. Man, why would I ever want to make a living being creative and involving myself in a plethora of projects across a multitude of mediums when I can do manual labor for a giant company that can't even agree to purchase new tools for us. 😀

@ProbedSpace It's certainly something for all of us to keep an eye on as we go forward.

@Cortex_Zero The "Stay tuned" follow up from Anna Kelly make this very interesting. We are tracking coverage on this probed.space/signals/ad359f…

🌐 Could 'aliens.gov' really be Connected to a UFO Information Release? The White House has fueled fresh speculation over UFO disclosure after federal records showed the registration of new government domains tied to “alien” and “aliens.” Asked about the development, White House Principal Deputy Press Secretary Anna Kelly offered a brief but intriguing response: “Stay tuned!” followed by a smiling alien emoji. With public interest in UFO transparency already rising, the remark is only adding to questions about whether a more formal announcement may be coming. #ufox #ufotwitter

This is a serious topic for many of us, and I really don't love the response. On one hand, if it's connected to the Phenomenon, it comes off very unserious, and that's irritating. Then on the other hand, if this is connected to immigration, this response immediately becomes extremely inappropriate.

@Cortex_Zero @K10606388589477 Some say it’s to do with immigration. I suppose I wait and see but I don’t like the idea of calling offworld people and earth humans aliens