Tag: disclosure day

  • Some of the highlights of disclosure day

    Some of the highlights of disclosure day

    The UFO files (the first batch) has been released.. According to most reports,there is much more to come. And Congressman Burchett us hinting that we didn’t see anything yet.. A slow rollout? A cautious disclosure?

    Burchett says today’s release will just be a drop in the bucket with a ‘holy crap’ moment to come..

    Just some of the news links worth reading to start..

    Pentagon begins releasing UFO files and says public can draw own conclusions…
    Mysterious lights in NASA image taken from moon’s surface…
    Football-shaped objects dart across sky…
    Buzz Aldrin unexplained light flashes…
    ‘4ft aliens in space suits’…

    Michio Kaku has said today was a turning point.. a 10 out of 10!

    Trump says… GO AND ENJOY..

    Some commentary of course say that Trump did this… to discourage talking other files that were big news this year.

    But now that conspiracy theorists who claimed UFOs were real–and laughed at for decades–now can brag that UFOs are real, Alex Jones and others are saying that releasing UFOs are not real and they are a cover for another conspiracy…

    The anti conspiracy conspiracy theory..

    Joe Rogan says the UFO files are a distraction from the Iran War..

    While there are not files *yet* about Dwight Eisenhower’s supposed meeting with the Greys, there are some older files along with videos in the newly released vault.. We feel there is a LOT more to come.

    One document from 1947 subject “Flying discs” spiked some interest..

    The linked memo to the Chief of Staff at the Air Force said, at least in 1947, that it was “policy” not to ignore reports of sightings but instead to collect, collate and evaluate..

    It is things like this that persist in our thought… NASA videos, astronauts talking about seeing oddities near the moon during landings… government agencies collecting data on UFOs… and all the while, they mocked and lampooned anyone who believed or touted potential alien life.

    We will see what future releases bring… The ‘holy crap moment’ maybe.

    We miss Art Bell in times like this. Coast to Coast AM, on a night like TONIGHT, is having Connie Willis talk about Sasquatch!? On a day when disclosure happened? Something just isn’t adding up there, in our opinion.

    But in the spirit of Art on a day like today, here’s a song to end Disclosure Day 1:

  • Goldie Hawn gives new detail about meeting silver triangle-headed ALIENS who touched her face: ‘Like finger of God’

    Goldie Hawn gives new detail about meeting silver triangle-headed ALIENS who touched her face: ‘Like finger of God’

    The star said,

    “They touched my face, and it felt like the finger of God. It was the most benevolent, loving feeling. This was powerful. It was filled with light.”

    Becoming emotional, Hawn revealed how the encounter happened in the 1960s, when she was working as a dancer in California and living in a small apartment.

    She recalled: “I looked up in the sky and I said, ‘I know you’re up there, and I know we’re not alone, and I want to meet you one day.”‘

    Read the full story…

  • We finally know what disclosure day might look like

    We finally know what disclosure day might look like

    There’s been so much of a veil of secrecy surrounding this new Steven Spielberg movie that even now, with the trailer finally revealed, it still feels like we’re not getting the full story of what this film is really about. That said, we definitely know more than we did before.

    And apparently, this is officially a summer event movie.

    The film is titled Disclosure Day, and it stars Emily Blunt as a Kansas City TV meteorologist. She’s joined by Josh O’Connor, who plays a passionate UFO whistleblower.

    Here’s the official description:

    “An uncanny exploration of an alien invasion as initially experienced by a meteorologist (Emily Blunt) and a passionate UFO whistleblower (Josh O’Connor) who want to share the truth with the world all at once.”

    The movie hits theaters on June 12, 2026.

    The trailer is genuinely cool—we’ll link it below—and after watching it, I think it’s fair to say this could end up being the most hyped movie of 2026. That doesn’t necessarily mean it’ll be the best movie of the year…
    —or, on the other hand, it could turn out to be one of the best films Steven Spielberg has ever spearheaded.

    Either way, I can’t wait to see more. Because based on what we’ve seen so far, this looks really promising.