Sarah Witeneim

@LueElizondo Sorry to hear about your accident… I’m glad you’re okay. Wishing you a speedy recovery, take care.

I want to share a quick update with all of you. Recently, I was involved in a motorcycle accident while avoiding a family of deer. I’m grateful to say that I’m okay and taking the necessary time to recover. It’s been a sobering reminder of how quickly things can change—and how important it is to stay grounded, present, and appreciative of the people around us. I’ve always believed that resilience isn’t just about enduring challenges, but learning from them and moving forward with purpose. This is no different. To everyone who has reached out—thank you. Your support means more than I can adequately express. And to those planning to join me on the upcoming podcast tour: I’m still very much looking forward to seeing you all. We’ve got important conversations ahead, and I intend to be there for them. Stay safe, stay curious, and I’ll see you soon

🚨 Rep Anna Luna says Trump is very serious about declassifying UFO information "These UAPs, Trump says he's going to declassify, are they going to do it?" "I think they are very serious about doing it"

Le producteur de TV @BFree63 raconte les révélations que lui a faites un ami de la famille, John Herrington, un avocat travaillant pour le gouvernement. Ce jour-là, il est revenu du travail escorté par des voitures noires, une mallette menottée à la main, et a raconté: “Je devais recevoir un briefing dans le cadre de ma fonction, devant pour l’occasion vivre pendant plusieurs mois dans une base militaire souterraine en Virginie. Tous les soirs après le briefing, je pleurais dans mon lit avant de m’endormir. J’ai réalisé que ce monde n’est pas celui dans lequel je pensais élever mes filles. Les aliens existent, ils sont ici, et j’en ai vus.”

The so-called “drones” are back. (In fact they never left): 'Multiple waves' of unauthorized drones recently spotted over strategic US Air Force base abcnews.com/International/…

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."

Ross Coulthart turns to the disappearance of retired Air Force Major General William “Neil” McCasland, speaking with NewsNation National Correspondent Alex Caprariello on what Caprariello is learning from officials and whether there is a connection between McCasland’s disappearance and his work on special access programs within the Pentagon. Watch now: youtu.be/vzvKgicQeo8

The Cosmic Closet: Why We Misjudge Others' UFO Beliefs | Psychology Today psychologytoday.com/za/blog/living…

A tantalising hint that the new alien.gov domain registered by the President's executive staff might indeed relate to aliens/non-human intelligence not just non-citizens: "Shortly after the initial publication of this article, White House spokeswoman Anna Kelly told @DefenseScoop in an emailed response to those questions to “Stay tuned!” 👽👽👽 Her statement included the same alien emoji that Hegseth used on social media when he reposted Trump’s promise last month to publish previously undisclosed records about extraterrestrials and unidentified craft. defensescoop.com/2026/03/18/whi…

🚨 UAP Whistleblower Matthew Brown exposes the terrifying intimidation tactics used to silence him: They broke into his home while he and his wife slept, laid out his personal identification documents, and moved his own grandfather’s remains next to the garbage... “It was a very clear message.” 🛸👽 “Personal identification documents were left out in a way to indicate that not only were they in the house long enough... clearly this isn’t a robbery.” “It was not a robbery. It was a message.” This happened as he tried to expose secret programs. Whistleblowers are being terrorized. How far will the gatekeepers go to hide the truth? Would threats like this stop you from speaking out? What does this prove about the UAP cover-up? Drop your thoughts below 👇 #UAP #Disclosure

News Poster of Disclosure Day !!

I know there's a lot else going on in the news today, but given that those major developments likely won't slow down anytime soon, I still wanted to share my initial thoughts on the President's intent to release all documentation pertaining to UAP and extraterrestrial life: First, there is already more than enough evidence in the public record for a reasonable person to suspect that non-human technology is operating in Earth's skies and oceans and has been since at least WWII. What is lacking is an irrefutable smoking gun linking these craft to non-human intelligence. Second, disclosure is not going to be the result of someone combing through stacks of UAP documents released to the National Archives as presently required by law. No agency head is going to release a bombshell of this magnitude in a data dump at the National Archives. They are going to take any information confirming non-human intelligence straight to the White House for guidance. Even in the absence of confirmation, a build-up of credible UAP photos and videos may ignite a national conversation that eventually requires the President to engage in more direct and extensive public discussions regarding UAP. The President's initiative will benefit science, historians, the military, and the public. The more data that is released the better, recognizing however that some "UAP" information is actually blue force technology that does need to be protected. Yet, the wholesale release of UAP files dating as far back as WWII will inevitably help to advance the cause of disclosure, which involves nothing less than revealing some of the most sensitive information in the hands of the US government. I expect a rather long process, one that may feel like water torture to some UAP researchers. Hopefully, Congress will recognize the enormous stakes involved and work to ensure full compliance with the President's initiative. This is clearly a historic development, one that has the potential to open many minds. The Disclosure Foundation (@disclosurefound) is committed to making the most of this opportunity.

Friends, I’m going back on the road again, but this time, I’ll be speaking with different guests each night from the UAP, defense, intelligence and scientific communities as part of my Persona Non Grata podcast tour. We’ll be having in depth conversations about insider perspectives and new developments around disclosure. Tickets will be on sale this Friday Feb 27th, and guests will be announced for each city over the coming weeks. I look forward to seeing you all out there and answering your questions! Sign up at luiselizondo-official.com for ticket updates.

We have an exclusive interview with @LueElizondo with his thoughts on the recent news. Stay tuned. #TheGoodTroubleShow

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.

NewsNation: Is this The Age of UFO Disclosure? “We’re ready for it. The big question is — What happens the day after? Geopolitically, economically, socially, and culturally.” — Marik Von Rennenkampff @MvonRen