DOD has captured alien craft? Bombshell report from congressional whistleblower alleges decades-long cover-up



Congressional lawmakers on the House Oversight Committee held a joint subcommittee hearing Wednesday to discuss alleged secret government investigations into UFOs — now called unidentified anomalous phenomena — and the knowledge obtained from the inquiry.

During the hearing, Michael Shellenberger, a publisher of the Twitter Files and co-founder of the "Public" newsletter on Substack, shared some shocking claims from a government whistleblower about an alleged special access program at the Defense Department called "Immaculate Constellation. "

Shellenberger noted in his written testimony that existing and former government officials have notified members of Congress that notwithstanding suggestions to the contrary, the Pentagon has kept a "significant body of information about UAPs, including military intelligence databases that have evidence of their existence as physical craft," under wraps.

One unnamed whistleblower submitted a report to Congress through the UAP whistleblower mechanisms established by the fiscal year 2023 National Defense Authorization Act, detailing the nature of the alleged Immaculate Constellation project.

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) published that report this week.

Shellenberger acknowledged that DOD spokesperson Susan Gough indicated last month the "Department of Defense has no record, present or historical" of Immaculate Constellation.

However, the journalist said that a source subsequently notified him that Immaculate Constellation, apparently created after the New York Times reported in 2017 on a similar program called the Advance Aerospace Threat Identification Program, is "controlled by the White House and executed and administered by the DOD to avoid compliance with Title 10 of the United States Code."

A former intelligence community official reportedly told Shellenberger's Public that Immaculate Constellation "is run out of SEC DEF," adding, "They don't want to acknowledge it's real."

'The F-22 pilot noted multiple metallic orbs — slightly smaller than a sedan — hovering in place.'

The whistleblower report alleges at the outset that "elements of the U.S. Executive Branch have conspired to prevent the U.S. Legislative Branch from exercising its lawful powers of governance with respect to the UAP, [Technologies of Unknown Origin], and [Non-Human Intelligence] issues."

While the allegation of a criminal conspiracy might itself be newsworthy, what is more interesting is the conclusion drawn in the report:

The official disclosure of the existence of Non-Human Intelligences (NHIs) and their presence on Earth is a pivotal moment in human history. The nature of this information is of such incomparable relevance to the public good that it demands to be shared. Some may object and say that disclosure at this time poses too many risks. To them it must be said that we will never be able to predict how individuals, families, communities, and nations will react to revelations of such magnitude. Moving forward, we must guard against the lure of authoritarian solution justified by expediency and appeals to national security. The Good in humanity will always triumph through time, and it is in moments of crisis that our capacities for achieving the extraordinary are discovered. Be not afraid.

According to the whistleblower, who Shellenberger has indicated "discovered this material accidentally," Immaculate Constellation collects high-quality imagery intelligence on UAPs in low earth orbit, the upper atmosphere, maritime environments, and at military aviation altitude and "acts as a nexus for collecting, analyzing, and disseminating intelligence on the activities, capabilities, and locations of anomalous aerospace threats that originate from foreign or unidentified sources."

The report details multiple alleged UFO sightings, some of which were apparently captured by high-powered sensors and others that were documented by military personnel.

There is, for instance, allegedly infrared and full-motion video daytime footage of roughly 12 "metallic orbs skimming the ocean surface at high speed before dispersing in multiple directions" and maneuvering with rapidity and agility "incompatible with known aerospace vehicles."

The metallic orbs apparently flew in a tight "cuboid" formation, creating the illusion of a cube at a distance. The sensor platform reportedly lost sight of most of the UAPs when they ascended and accelerated.

UAPs reported from 1991 to 2022 in one alleged Immaculate Constellation dataset varied in shape and size and included spheres, saucers, ovals, arrowheads, and irregular or organic shapes. The report catalogues various descriptions and properties recorded for each of the various vehicle types.

The whistleblower indicated that Immaculate Constellation also has plenty of intelligence obtained from human sources as well. One account highlighted in the report claims that metallic orbs intercepted an F-22 fighter jet that was conducting a routine surveillance and control mission.

"An F-22 fighter observed multiple UAP contacts at mission-altitude," said the report. "Moving to intercept, the F-22 pilot noted multiple metallic orbs — slightly smaller than a sedan — hovering in place. Upon vectoring towards the UAPs, a smaller formation of the metallic orbs accelerated at rapid speed towards the F-22, which was unable to establish radar locks on the presumed-hostile UAPs."

The report noted that when the fighter jet attempted to flee, it was "intercepted and boxed in by approximately 3-6 UAPs. One UAP maneuvered in proximity (>12 meters) to the area directly starboard of the cockpit; there the UAP established a rigid spatial relationship with the F-22, maintaining its exact position and orientation parallel with the F-22's cockpit despite multiple evasive rolls and maneuvers."

Ultimately, the orbs reportedly escorted the fighter jet out of the mission area.

According to the whistleblower report, other countries are aware of UAP events and take them deadly seriously, especially since the unidentified objects have an apparent tendency to fly over sensitive military and intelligence facilities.

Earlier this year, the DOD's All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office released a report claiming no governmental evidence of extraterrestrial technology.

"All investigative efforts, at all levels of classification, concluded that most sightings were ordinary objects and phenomena and the result of misidentification," said the report. "Although not the focus of this report, it is worthwhile to note that all official foreign UAP investigatory efforts to date have reached the same general conclusions as USG investigations."

The AARO report noted, "Although many UAP reports remain unsolved or unidentified, AARO assesses that if more and better quality data were available, most of these cases also could be identified and resolved as ordinary objects or phenomena."

Shellenberger said that the American government "appears to know significantly more about UAPs than it is revealing. But even those who believe the U.S. government has revealed all that it knows should have no objection to congressional demands for greater transparency."

Mace emphasized, "The American people have every right to know what is really happening."

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Demonic possession and the occult: Gen Z’s battle with darkness



If you imagine the occult, you might imagine caricatures of dark brooding witches and culty campfire sacrifices — and in some cases you might be right.

But with the takeover of social media, more and more young people are being attracted to the occult under the guise of enlightenment and beauty, rather than the stereotypical images of darkness and despair.

“I grew up in the '90s and early 2000s, and even some of this was alive and well then at such an early age, reading the magazines that tell you your astrological sign, the little power beads that were supposed to signify some kind of superpower,” Allie Beth Stuckey of “Relatable” tells author Rod Dreher.

“And of course with the rise of social media, all of the personality quizzes that told you who you really were and what you should be doing in your life, there’s a lot of God of self,” she continues, calling it “trendy narcissism that has manifested itself in a kind of spiritualism and witchcraft and satanism.”


Stuckey notes that those behind this movement usually use “pink and sparkly” themes to get their messages across.

“That’s just it, it’s not blatantly satanic,” Dreher says, noting that not just young people are embracing satanism but people at the top of the U.S. government, national security, and Silicon Valley who believe wholeheartedly in UFOs.

“I’ve laughed at this all my life,” Dreher says, “but they’re like, ‘No, no, no, you need to pay attention.’ They don’t believe that they are people or creatures from other planets, they believe these are extra dimensional beings who are trying to contact us.”

“Listening to all this in their language, their nonreligious language, I’m like, ‘They’re talking about demons,’” he continues. “I’ve confirmed this with several people who believe that ‘Oh yes, the aliens are really higher entities who are leading us to enlightenment,’ and they do seances to communicate with them.”

Stuckey has also recently interviewed an ex-occultist, who, like these men and women, believed she had been in contact with aliens her entire life.

“Eventually she was just so oppressed by these demonic forces, she was on a ton of drugs, she was doing sex sacrifice rituals, I mean this young woman, and then finally one day she called out ‘Jesus,’ and he saved her in a very dramatic way,” she tells Dreher.

“I’ve noticed that very often, the drastic testimonies involve either the person saying Jesus’ name and being delivered, or someone that they didn’t know, somehow knowing their name,” she continues, adding, “I see in so many of these testimonies of people who were completely lost, some random interaction, someone locked eyes with them and said, ‘This is your name, what are you doing?’”

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Drones Are Swarming U.S. Military Bases, And Our Incompetent Bureaucracy Won’t Do Anything About It

When drones swarmed our military bases, the only thing bureaucrats 'shot down' were proposals about how to deal with the problem.

Are aliens time-traveling future humans?



UFOs aren't alien spacecraft — they're time machines, operated by future humans.

That's the shocking thesis of Michael Masters, a professor of biological anthropology at Montana Technological University. According to Masters, who's spent years researching UFOs, these future humans might be traveling back in time to study their ancestors — us.

'One of the biggest misconceptions is the idea that the hominid form is an evolutionary inevitability on other planets.'

Rather than an adorable little ET looking for a ride home, we might be dealing with distant relatives coming over for a family reunion. Get the guest room ready; things are about to get very weird.

Time travel?

Masters' idea is not as outlandish as it may seem. The concept of time travel, though still speculative, is taken seriously by many scientists. Modern physics, including quantum mechanics and Einstein's theory of relativity, shows us that time might not be a straight line. Relativity teaches us that time can bend and stretch with speed and gravity, while some quantum theories even suggest parallel timelines and nonlinear time.

If these theories are correct, time travel could move from the wild world of science fiction to a scientific reality.

How to account for the distinctly "alien" appearance that emerges from testimony of those claiming encounters with the occupants of these craft? It's simple, says Masters — just look to evolutionary science.

Many descriptions of these "aliens," he points out, share characteristics that humans might evolve toward over very long periods of time: larger craniums for bigger brains, reduced body hair, and streamlined, androgynous physiques. These features align with observable trends in human evolution.

For instance, the gradual reduction in body hair and the increase in brain size are traits that could be further exaggerated in the distant future. Men's testosterone levels are plummeting, and sperm quality is decreasing. Moreover, if we consider the possibility of advanced time-travel technology, it stands to reason that future humans might return to study their own origins in the same way we study ancient hominins today.

This theory has sparked considerable interest and, somewhat unexpectedly, a favorable reaction among Masters’ academic peers. Says Masters: “The reaction from my colleagues was different from what I expected. It consisted almost entirely of support.”

Masters recalled a conversation with his department chair about his book, "Identified Flying Objects: A Multidisciplinary Scientific Approach to the UFO Phenomenon." Expecting possible criticism, even ridicule, he was pleasantly surprised by the response he received. His chair simply said, “That’s our job. As scientists, we’re supposed to be asking big questions like that.”

In today's universities, sadly, finding a chair like this appears to be infinitely more challenging than the search for intelligent life in the universe.

Darwin meets DeLorean

Masters’ “extratempestrial theory” stands out because it is both testable and falsifiable, unlike the traditional extraterrestrial hypothesis. In essence, while the latter often relies on inordinate amounts of speculative vapor, Masters’ theory robustly integrates concepts of time travel with human evolution.

He argues that if UFOs are indeed time machines, we would expect to see them exhibit behaviors consistent with their being part of a time-traveling experiment. For instance, these crafts might appear and disappear in ways that align with the concept of moving through different dimensions or time frames.

One of the most compelling aspects of Masters’ theory is his challenge to the common misconceptions surrounding alien life. Many people assume that extraterrestrials would resemble us in some form — sharing our basic anatomical features and biological functions.

Masters believes that this assumption is flawed. “One of the biggest misconceptions,” he noted, “is the idea that the hominid form is an evolutionary inevitability on other planets.”

The probability that extraterrestrials would mirror our specific physical traits, such as having two eyes, a nose, and a mouth in the same locations, is exceedingly low. The diversity of life forms on Earth alone demonstrates that evolution can take countless paths, and it’s improbable that alien life would evolve to resemble humans so closely.

As Masters says, “It is highly unlikely that extraterrestrials would look anything like us, let alone that they would be pentadactyl tetrapods with bilateral symmetry, have two gut openings, two eyes, a nose, and a mouth in the same location on the head.” They might not even have heads!

During a recent interview with the excellent podcaster Danny Jones, Masters also examined how modern reproductive technologies, like in vitro fertilization, could affect human evolution.

While IVF is celebrated as a medical advance, it has unintended consequences for our genetic future. By allowing people with genetic traits that might not have survived naturally to reproduce, IVF disrupts natural selection. This could speed up certain evolutionary changes, making future humans look even more different from us.

Additionally, Masters and Jones imagine a dystopian future where a nuclear disaster forces humanity into isolated underground bunkers. In this scenario, with the surface world uninhabitable, the surviving population would be extremely isolated with a smaller gene pool. This isolation could lead to more incest and a genetic bottleneck, causing unpredictable changes in human evolution.

Take us to your cat memes

When it comes to discussions on alien life forms, Masters is of the belief that the simplest explanation is that these beings are actually future humans.

Essentially, the affable academic concludes, “We know we are here and that we've had a long and accelerating evolutionary trajectory on this planet.”

“The simpler explanation with the fewest assumptions, in an Occam’s razor context, is that these are future humans, as opposed to an extraterrestrial civilization that just happened to find us in the vastness of space.”

An advanced civilization, situated close enough to Earth to visit us regularly and existing within the same multibillion-year timeline of the universe, could very well be our future selves. One can only imagine what they make of earthlings' obsession with gender-reveal parties, overpriced lattes, grumpy cat memes, and Crocs. Perhaps they view us as an adorable example of cosmic adolescence — or, perhaps, they are absolutely mortified.

Are UFOs real or a government psyop? Either way, it's extremely alarming



Don't look up. We’re currently seeing a crescendo of stories centered around wild videos of unexplained craft and even stranger accounts from whistleblowers. It seems there is a build-up to something. Whether that’s acknowledging we’re being visited by beings from outside our solar system, our understanding of three-dimensional time and space, or merely a psyop serving as a distraction isn't entirely clear.

For the last 75 years, since UFOs entered the national zeitgeist, much of the discourse has taken place on the fringes. It was a fun group to dabble in. The appeal of seeking hidden knowledge is intoxicating while perusing r/UFOs for the best documentaries and strange theories, watching old "X-files" episodes, and reading about little green men and abductions. I wanted to believe! It was all very low-stakes, one more internet rabbit hole enmeshed in conspiracy theories to waste time.

When religion ebbs, the idea of no one in control is disconcerting, so we look for authority: aliens, the New World Order, Free Masons, etc., something to make sense of a world spiraling out of equilibrium.

However, the leaks and stories of the last seven years have taken on a decidedly more serious tenor precisely because of the serious people coming forward. It’s no longer the "Ancient Aliens"-level "researchers" who saw everything through a grand conspiratorial lens of off-world contact. And because of this, the entire world of UFOs has taken on a scarier tinge the more real it seems.

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McLuhan's ubiquitous saying about the medium being the message is analogous when discussing UFOs. So much of our conception of extraterrestrials is heavily colored by the last century of film. From Méliès’ 1902 "A Trip to the Moon" through 1950s B movies to the adorable "E.T.," "Close Encounters of the Third Kind," and "Independence Day," we imagine the Hollywood visuals of these beings. It’s a perfect mimetic vector to discuss uniting humanity against a shared foe as Reagan once did. The entire point of TV, film, and now the internet is to flatten out world differences into one all-consuming and consumption-driven entity. The Borg — to steal a sci-fi trope — the monoculture, the global village, or whatever phrasing you’d prefer.

Are we just seeing lights in the sky and deciphering them through all the movies we’ve consumed? Why do the phenomena so closely mirror the appearance of UFOs in culture and humanity’s tentative steps into space? And how would governments possibly be able to keep something so earth-shattering under wraps?

Military officials go on record

When you dig into the history of UFOs, you find a variety of high-level government officials, astronauts, and pilots who have discussed their experiences. Paul Hellyer, the former defense minister of Canada, went on record in 2013 saying there has been contact with alien civilizations. He even went so far as to say there are treaties between these societies and governments on Earth.

In 2020, Haim Eshed, the former head of Israel's Defense Ministry's space directorate (essentially Israeli NASA), told the newspaper Yediot Aharonot, "There is an agreement between the U.S. government and the aliens. They signed a contract with us to do experiments here."

"The Unidentified Flying Objects have asked not to publish that they are here, humanity is not ready yet," he said. While this is a rather exceptional claim, it’s worth noting that Eshed is the father of the Israeli space program and still enjoys a tremendous level of respect in the Israeli defense establishment.

This doesn’t prove anything, but when sober and respected officials who would know about these encounters, as well as numerous astronauts, including Edgar Mitchell, go on record, it’s much harder to dismiss than some rando who says he saw something strange in the sky.

Tic Tac flying saucers in the TikTok age

The current moment of disclosure mania can be traced directly to 2017, when Com. David Fravor and other Navy pilots came forward to the New York Times with an encounter they experienced. What was different from earlier UFO stories were the videos recorded from their aircraft along with radar data showing strange Tic Tac-shaped ships doing maneuvers seemingly beyond the laws of physics.They came up out of the ocean, rising and then descending 80,000 feet in a second. They would stop in an instant and hover only to disappear.

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In 2017, the New York Times ran astory about a peculiar man with a stranger tale named Luis Elizondo. He was the former director of the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, a clandestine group tasked with investigating UFOs for the Pentagon. He began publishing other declassified military videos of strange encounters with technology seemingly beyond human capabilities. He was interviewed by the Washington Post and went into detail about the origins of these phenomena.

The bottom line is, up until very recently there were really only three possibilities of what this could be. And the first possibility is that it is some sort of secret U.S. tech that somehow, we have managed to keep secret even from ourselves for a long period of time. The second option is that it is some sort of foreign adversarial technology that has somehow managed to technology leapfrog ahead of our country despite having a fairly robust and comprehensive intelligence apparatus. And of course, the third option is something quite entirely different.

It’s a different paradigm completely. ... Is it from here, or is it from out there? We don’t really know. In fact, there’s lots of other options on the table. ... It could be from outer space, inner space, or the space in between. As we begin to learn what quantum physics is and we begin to understand our place here on this little planet, we begin to realize that there’s a lot of other options. We judge the universe in five fundamental senses, the ways that we perceive the universe, and that’s touch, taste, hear, smell, et cetera. And if you can’t … use those senses to look at something or measure it, then we really can’t interact with it.

Spook tales

An intelligence officer, David Grusch, last year made an earth-shattering announcement. He claims defense contractors are in possession of numerous ships and bodies not of human origin. He also cryptically implies they may be interdimensional. Confirmation that Grusch is from the above-top secret clandestine world that would have access to this information has provided his claims with a veneer of credibility.

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Grusch is following the whistleblower procedures for a government official and declaring that Congress just needs to look into a specific area of our byzantine secrecy programs to discover the truth. Senator Marco Rubio went on record on June 26 that other whistleblowers “in high positions of government” have testified about recovered UFOs.

“There are people that have come forward to share information with our committee over the last couple of years. ... I want to be very protective of these people. A lot of these people came to us even before protections were in the law for whistleblowers to come forward,” Rubio told NewsNation.

Project Blue Beam

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It’s worth touching on one of the stranger and credulity-straining conspiracy theories in the UFO oeuvre, Project Blue Beam. Serge Monast was a French-Canadian journalist who published the book "Project Blue Beam (NASA)" in 1994. This book is a smorgasbord of intersecting conspiracy theories whereby NASA, with the help of the U.N., was planning on projecting UFOs into the sky to stage a fake alien invasion.

It becomes a little wonky, but all the electronics in our homes would begin transmitting this message simultaneously worldwide. Monast claimed this event would herald the New World Order with a New Age religion headed by the Antichrist. He died less than two years after publishing, and his readers claimed he was silenced.

People like Monast represent what UFO researchers used to be: eccentrics, who were often very intelligent and obsessive, focused on connecting all of the strands into a Grand Unified Theory of Conspiracy.

His hypothesis does resonate in this sense: Why are governments now openly speaking about disclosure when they were happy to laugh about it only a few years ago?

Two answers spring to mind that are equally thorny. Either we’re on the cusp of finding out we’re not alone in the universe, or this is a giant psyop designed to distract us or control the narrative in some way. It could be a powerful fear-inducing mechanism to challenge tenets of Western religions. What better way to generate global cooperation and control than an outside threat?

You can see our long national obsession with conspiracy theories as the human mind attempting to make sense of an increasingly complex world. When religion ebbs, the idea of no one in control is disconcerting, so we look for authority: aliens, the New World Order, Freemasons, etc., something to make sense of a world spiraling out of equilibrium.

However, these explanations are no longer adequate to disregard the collective sense of unease we feel about the world. After several years of being gaslit about a global pandemic, along with a myriad of uniquely modern ills, the collective trust in institutions is gone; instead, we’re coasting on the fumes of a society built by considerably more competent men.

Why would anyone trust governments, corporations, and religious institutions when we’ve witnessed decades of incompetence and experienced firsthand the postmodern ethos destroying the civilizational scaffolding? It seems we’re building to some inflection point. Whether that’s aliens, national divorce, or global governance is perhaps beside the point when societal ennui is reaching a fever pitch. I want to believe, but in what?

INSANE: Government set up a UFO ‘honeypot’ that was ‘killed at the highest levels’



Operation Interloper was a government program set up to “trap” UFOs/UAPs — and expert Luis Elizondo has the inside scoop.

“In essence, we do know through our observations that UAP seem to be very interested in our nuclear equities and also seem to be found in and around bodies of water. So, no bigger nuclear footprint than a carrier strike group,” Elizondo tells Pat Gray of “Pat Gray Unleashed.”

“You have a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, you have aircraft that are also capable of potentially delivering nuclear capabilities, you have boats and submarines in the area that may be nuclear powered and may also themselves have some sort of nuclear capabilities on board,” he says.

Elizondo explains that the idea behind the operation was to set a “honeypot” that created “this irresistibly large nuclear footprint in the ocean” that was “bigger than the entire state of New York.”

“We would wait for the UAP to show up and then spring the trap,” he says. “At a certain point, turn on all the collection capabilities we have in the area from the various sources, forces, and try to collect telemetry and other information to give us a better sight picture on their capabilities.”

However, the operation was “killed at the highest levels.”

“We were never told why, but so the actual trapping never happened,” he says. “We had to correct, we had the plan established, and it was getting coordinated through the Pentagon with various agencies as well. Other agencies, intelligence agencies, but at the last minute, at the very last second, it was turned off.”

Elizondo isn’t sure why the government shut down the operation, but he has a theory.

“We have some speculation that we were getting too close to another, perhaps, UAP program that was being run simultaneously in the government.”


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Trump vows to release Epstein client list along with other docs long hidden from the public



President Donald Trump has vowed to release damning documents if re-elected, which might complicate life for a lot of powerful people and institutions.

The titular host of the "Lex Fridman Podcast" asked Trump in an episode published Wednesday whether he would seek the release of additional documents pertaining to the associates of the late, convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

Trump said he would have "no problem" doing so.

"There's a moment where you had some hesitation about Epstein — releasing some of the documents on Epstein. Why the hesitation?"

The Republican did not appear to accept the premise, stating, "I don't think I had — I'm not involved. I never went to his island, fortunately. But a lot of people did."

Trump explained why various powerful people allowed Epstein to get close: "He was a good salesman. He was, you know, a hale and hearty type of guy. He had some nice assets that he'd throw around like islands."

"A lot of big people went to that island," continued Trump. "But fortunately, I was not one of them."

Trump initially suggested that the list of clients who went to Epstein's island, Little Saint James, would "probably" be released.

Late last year, Manhattan federal Judge Loretta A. Preska ordered the release of over 150 names of people referenced in Epstein lawsuit documents. The documents subsequently made public the names of some of the pedophile's friends, associates, and alleged victims.

Flight logs for the pedophile's private jet, the so-called "Lolita Express," publicly available since December 2021, also identified a number of individuals who were in Epstein's orbit.

Fridman appeared particularly interested, however, in the names of those affluent individuals who visited the pedophile's island, Little Saint James.

"It's just very strange for a lot of people that the list of clients that went to the island has not been made public," said the podcaster.

"Yeah, it's very interesting, isn't it? Probably will be," said Trump. "I'd certainly take a look at it."

Trump added, "Yeah, I'd be inclined to do the Epstein — I'd have no problem with it."

'I have people come to me and beg me not to do it.'

In the interview, Fridman also pressed Trump on whether he would seek the release of other documents withheld from the American public.

Fridman told Trump that a lot of people "are very interested in footage of UFOs. The Pentagon has released a few videos, and there's been anecdotal reports from fighter pilots."

After priming the pump, Fridman asked, "Will you help push the Pentagon to release more footage, which a lot of people claim is available?"

Trump responded, "I would do that. I'd love to do that. I have to do that."

The Republican indicated that just as there is great interest in the government divulging more information about unidentified anomalous phenomena, he has also faced pressure to release more about President John F. Kennedy's assassination.

"I did release a lot," said Trump. "But I have people come to me and beg me not to do it."

While in office, Trump ordered the release of tens of thousands of documents related to the Kennedy assassination, stating in an Oct. 26, 2017, memo to government agency heads:

The American public expects — and deserves — its Government to provide as much access as possible to the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records (records) so that the people may finally be fully informed about all aspects of this pivotal event. Therefore, I am ordering today that the veil finally be lifted.

Under apparent pressure from the FBI and CIA, Trump temporarily withheld thousands of additional documents pending further review, citing the need "to protect against harm to the military defense, intelligence operations, law enforcement, or the conduct of foreign relations that is of such gravity that it outweighs the public interest in immediate disclosure."

RFK Jr. suggested to Tucker Carlson last month that Trump admitted it was former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo who had "begged him" not to release the Kennedy documents.

Although Trump postponed the release of the documents, he indicated while in office that the remaining documents would be released by October 2021.

When the time came, President Joe Biden intervened to keep the secret files from the American public.

Trump told supporters following his endorsement by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. last month that he would release "all of the remaining documents pertaining to the assassination of John F Kennedy" and that if elected, he would also establish a new commission on presidential assassination attempts.

Trump reiterated to Fridman on his podcast he would follow through and be doing so "very early on."

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Disclosing the truth about UFOs: Dr. Steven Greer



Dr. Steven Greer is a man on a mission. From his early days as an emergency physician to his current role as a prominent advocate for UFO disclosure, Greer's journey has been defined by a pursuit of truth in the face of secrecy, resistance, and threats to his very existence.

Disclosure

Greer's foray into the world of UFOs began decades ago with the inception of the Disclosure Project. "Our program began in the 1990s, identifying individuals with top-secret clearances who possessed critical information about UFOs," Greer told me.

'I remind people that if you were to take the worst aspects of the heyday of the Mafia, the organization running these covert projects would make those guys look like choirboys.'

This initiative, initially known as Project Starlight, operated discreetly, reflecting the sensitivity of its mission. As he noted, the program officially started “when we began to identify people with top-secret clearances who had information about the UFO/UAP issue."

Greer elaborated:

The reason we created it, by the way — and this is a little more difficult for the public to appreciate — is that in 1993 and forward, having had meetings with various folks such as the director of the CIA and senior officers in the Pentagon and elsewhere, it became quite clear to me that highly secretive and compartmentalized programs were being run without the consent or knowledge not only of the president but also key members of Congress [as well as] senior generals and admirals in the Pentagon."

Unsurprisingly, those in power, the invisible forces that operate in the shadows, are not impressed with Greer's bold initiative

In his own words: "We've encountered significant resistance from within government and corporate circles.”

"The latest developments include inquiries from Senate Intelligence and Armed Services Committees," Greer said, highlighting persistent efforts to engage policymakers despite historical reluctance to openly address UFO-related issues. The culmination of his efforts occurred at the National Press Club in 2001, where over 20 whistleblowers joined Greer to disclose their experiences to a global audience.

Over the years, Greer and his team have compiled a database of over 700 whistleblowers, though only a fraction have chosen to go public. The reason why is simple: Many of these people are terrified of the consequences.

Suspicious circumstances

And who can blame them? Greer's journey has been fraught with danger. "Several colleagues have died under suspicious circumstances," he disclosed, revealing the risks associated with attempting to lift the veil of secrecy shrouding UFO information. Greer has also faced numerous attempts on his own life. As he put it, "I remind people that if you were to take the worst aspects of the heyday of the Mafia, the organization running these covert projects would make those guys look like choirboys." He wasn't exaggerating.

At the heart of Greer's advocacy is his criticism of the much-talked-about "deep state," a hidden network of interests that operates beyond regular oversight "There's a subrosa operation abusing state power, both in the U.S. and globally," he stated, pointing out the widespread impact of undisclosed, even unholy, agendas.

The concept of the "deep state" often conjures images of unhinged lunatics in dark corners, whispering about shady figures controlling the levers of power. Yet history has repeatedly shown that one needn't wear a tin-foil hat to acknowledge the existence of hidden forces shaping political landscapes.

Consider John F. Kennedy, whose assassination in 1963 remains one of the most debated events in American history. While official narratives point to Lee Harvey Oswald as the lone gunman, many questions linger about the potential involvement of other parties. Decades of investigations, documentaries, and whistleblowers have uncovered layers of conflicting narratives, suggesting a deeper story that the official report intentionally ignored.

Then there's Watergate, the 1972 scandal that unraveled the Nixon administration. What began as a botched burglary at the Democratic National Committee headquarters revealed a web of covert operations and illegal surveillance conducted by intelligence agencies. The revelation of tapes exposing Nixon's complicity underscored how far-reaching and clandestine governmental operations could be.

And what about the Iran-Contra affair of the 1980s, where covert arms deals and illegal funding mechanisms were eventually exposed through investigative journalism and congressional hearings? These revelations shocked the public. Today, some might argue that the Iran-Contra affair appears quaint.

These events illustrate not merely isolated incidents but a pattern of secrecy and manipulation that persists across decades. The deep state isn't a monolithic entity but rather a network of entrenched interests within the military, intelligence, and bureaucratic apparatuses. Their actions transcend electoral cycles, shaping policies and outcomes beyond public scrutiny. Presidents come and go. The deep state remains.

Deep state danger

During a recent interview with Patrick Bet-David, Greer emphasized this very point. He suggested that contrary to conventional thought, the president isn't the most influential figure in America; in fact, he doesn't rank among the top 100 most influential people in the country.

While it's a bold assertion, one doesn't need to be a “Hillary eats babies” nut to subscribe. One of the defining characteristics of the deep state is its ability to conceal actions and motives for years, if not indefinitely. Classified documents, redacted reports, and weaponization of specific branches of government have all served as barriers to transparency. Even when information does emerge, it's often long after the events in question, leaving gaps in public understanding and trust.

Considering the inherent dangers associated with his profession, it seemed appropriate to ask Greer if he believes in God. The North Carolina native maintains a spiritual perspective that informs his worldview. “I would say I'm a spiritual person with a spiritual perspective and understanding regarding a supreme being, an afterlife, the soul, and so forth.”

“But,” he was quick to add, “I wouldn't call myself religious in the sense of wanting to be associated with any particular sect or organization.”

Greer, a workaholic in his 60s with the drive of a man half his age, remains steadfastly focused on advancing the goals of the Disclosure Project. His primary strategy involves engaging directly with policymakers — a painful task full of bureaucratic obstacles and political maneuvering. In truth, a day in the life of Greer appears to be a cross between a Kafka novel and "The Bourne Identity." Rather remarkably, Greer handles it all with impressive composure.

"We're actively engaging with the White House and Congress to push for hearings and protections for whistleblowers," he affirmed, signaling ongoing efforts to promote transparency and accountability in UFO disclosures. "We're also in discussions with people at the House Oversight Committee about having open hearings — not with secondhand witnesses."

Greer's journey from the world of medicine to UFO disclosure advocate has been a roller coaster of uplifting highs and devastating lows. As history has shown with his predecessors, the dangers he faces are all too real. Will Greer live to see the full realization of his efforts, or will he, like so many before him, meet an untimely end under mysterious circumstances? The answer may lie in how society confronts the truths he seeks to expose.

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Tucker Carlson says UFOs are 'spiritual beings,' politicians blackmailed by 'weird sex lives,' tells Joe Rogan about eating magic mushrooms



Tucker Carlson gave a wide-ranging interview with Joe Rogan, where the pair discussed UFOs being "spiritual beings," politicians being blackmailed by intelligence agencies over their "weird sex lives," blasting Joe Scarborough, and partaking in too many magic mushrooms.

During the most recent episode of "The Joe Rogan Experience," Tucker and Rogan touched on a myriad of topics.

Tucker said of unidentified anomalous phenomena, "If they are spiritual beings – which I believe they are – it's binary, they're either team good or team bad. And I think some of them are bad."

Carlson also called the UAPs "supernatural" because they are "beyond nature of what we understand it." He noted that the crafts had "no visible means of propulsion" and hit "indescribable speeds" in the air and the sea.

"These are an advanced race of beings from somewhere else," Tucker said. "But the template that every other society before us has used is a spiritual one."

"There is a whole world that we can't see that acts on people, the supernatural world that's acting on us all the time for good and bad," the veteran broadcaster continued. "Every society has thought this before ours. In fact, every society in all recorded history has thought that until, I'll be specific – August 1945 – when we dropped the atom bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. And all of a sudden the West is just officially secular – 'We're God, there is no god but us.'"

Carlson said, We're being acted on by spiritual forces. At all times."

"And, in fact, that battle, that unseen battle around us that spiritual battle, has, like been the basis of every society of every religion, not just Christianity," he stated.

Carlson questioned, "So like, it's just, once you discard your very, very recent assumptions, relatively speaking, about how the world works, you're like, well, that kind of seems like the obvious explanation right?"

Carslon added, "I mean, the prophet Ezekiel writes about it in the first chapter: the wheels in the sky."

He said that these "spiritual phenomenons" are cited in every religion.

Tucker theorized that the U.S. government may be aware of these unidentified anomalous phenomena, but they don't want the public to know that the military is unable to do anything against these vessels and can't protect the homeland because that could cause mass hysteria.

Tucker said that Americans have been injured and killed by the UAPs, and cited Garry Nolan – the Rachford and Carlota A. Harris Professor in the Department of Pathology at the Stanford University School of Medicine. Nolan has published over 300 papers as an immunologist, but is also an expert in alleged encounters with UAPs that were fatal because of an unknown energy.

"U.S. servicemen have died as a result of contact with or being in the proximity of these vehicles. And we know that because there’s a lot of suits working through the VA system,” Carlson claimed. “Where families can’t get compensated for the death or injuries of loved ones.”

Rogan asked if these UAPs were American military projects, Carlson dismissed the idea by saying "none of it is ours." He declared that it is not foreign technology either, and said it "predates all of that."

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Also during the three-hour interview, Carlson suggested that U.S. intelligence agencies have control over members of Congress.

"Members of Congress are terrified of the intel agencies. I’m not guessing at that. They’ve told me that, including people who run the intel committee," Carlson proclaimed.

Carlson said he was recently talking to a very powerful elected official in his kitchen who "holds a really senior position."

Carlson told inside source, "But I was like, 'All these people are controlled. They’ve all got weird sex lives, and all these things they’re hiding, and they’re being blackmailed by the intel agencies.’ And he said, and I’m quoting, ‘I know.’ I was like, okay, so at this point, we’re just sort of admitting that’s real? Like, why do we allow that to continue?"

Carlson also slammed the premise that the United States is a democracy.

"When they stand up and pass a $60 billion funding bill for Ukraine, when 70% of the population doesn’t want it, when they’re ignoring the actual problems in our country, like the economy and the border, and they’re hauling in Congress over the weekend to pass something that people don’t want while ignoring the things that people do want," Carslon declared. "And if they do the same kind of thing again and again for, like, 50 years, and they call it a democracy, that will drive you insane because it’s just too dishonest."

He continued, "Why not just say, ‘We don’t give a s**t what you want. We are getting something out of this Ukraine funding, whether it’s the thrill of being masters of the universe or whether it’s money from the defense contractors, whatever we’re getting out of it is more important to us than your opinion. This is not self-government. You don’t run this country. We do. Shut up and obey.'"

"If they at least said that, you’d be like, ‘Okay, I get it. Those are the terms,'" Carslon said.

"But if I get another f***ing lecture from Joe Scarborough about ‘defending democracy’ when this is not a democracy, it’s not even a close approximation of a democracy, then I’m going to go crazy because I just can’t deal with the lying," Carslon proclaimed.

On a lighter note, Rogan asked Carlson about being a fervent fan of the Grateful Dead.

Tucker said he went to his first Grateful Dead concert in 1984 with his 13-year-old brother when he was 15.

Carlson admitted that he "freaked out" in the middle of the show because he took psilocybin mushrooms.

"Yeah, it was mushrooms, and we ate way too many," he confessed. "And we started to kind of melt down a little bit."

You can listen to the entire Tucker Carlson interview with Joe Rogan below.

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