In a strange twist of irony most news networks seem to be blacking out any information regarding the UAP hearing today—though historic in nature.
So much so that even CNN is placing Hunter Biden as a top story—Hunter Biden on CNN?!!
Even a search for ‘UAP’ on CNN’s main site yields zero results.
What we witnessed today was nothing short of remarkable.. Chips will fall where they may. More questions will be asked.. and witnesses will undoubtedly be doubted over a lack of specific names and locations of alien bodies and players.. But what we heard today was nothing short of historic..
A recap of the links offered and the information relayed on disclosure day..
D I S C L O S U R E
DAY
Lawmakers, witnesses accuse Pentagon of ‘cover up’
Historic day on Capitol Hill.. George Knapp and Jeremy Corbell land!
UFO HEARINGS on the Hill: Lookner goes live.
Former defense official Christopher Mellon says the US has recovered technology that ‘did not originate on this earth..Entin “X” live stream..
Jim Harold: Better than expected..
Crash retrievals being publicly acknowledged..
Grusch on where the government has crafts of unknown origin.. “I know the exact locations” ..
Grusch: “I know of multiple colleagues who have been injured.” By UAPs or people in the government? Grusch: “Both.”
Has the government communicated with non-human intelligence?
Have you seen the spacecraft? David Grusch: “I can answer that question behind closed doors.”
Non human..
FRAVOR: “YES” on whether UAP’s pose national security threat..
Can we pause and just consider how wild it is what we are about to get a potentially human altering event within days..
House Oversight Committee members leading the UAP whistleblower hearing unveiled the names of the whistleblowers testifying and shared a glimpse of what the public should expect during testimony next week.
Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., confirmed Thursday that there will be three witnesses who will testify during next week’s hearing: Ryan Graves, a former Navy pilot and executive director of Americans for Safe Aerospace; David Fravor, a former commanding officer of the Black Aces Squadron with the U.S. Navy; and David Grusch, a former national reconnaissance officer representative of the Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Task Force with the Department of Defense.
That’s some big names..
And a big event.
Days away—the clock is ticking.
Senator Chuck Schumer wants answers on UFOs. Or as the media and government officials now call UAP’s.
It’s a very interesting time that we’re living through no? The idea that government officials are putting the term extraterrestrial into legislation and public statements.
News media talking about the twilight zone as though we live right in it. This is now, this is our current time.
It will be interesting, because I guarantee you that if UFOs are revealed to be possibly true, a huge segment of the population that believed UFOs were real will suddenly stop believing their real because the government has disclosed them care to take a wager with me on that?
Or should we call them UAPs?
Seriously, we live in an amazing time.
The idea that government hearings are being held about the existence of these crafts, whether mend or unmanned, is amazing.
Not sure what will come from this, whether it’s disclosure or Project blue beam, but either way here we are.
Think about this.. it was science fiction to predict government officials would orders militaries to take down unidentified aerial objects, of unidentified craft.
But for the third time *that we know of* the United States military took one down.
On Saturday night February 11, there was a long strange odyssey over Montana. The FAA restricted airspace and all eyes were on tanker jets on Flight Aware refueling fighters.. However, we were told in public statements that the military would continue to monitor the object and reconsider in the morning..
So here is the fact that we know, from public official releases from the White House and Pentagon: The US and Canada brought down three high-altitude airborne objects this month, including one Washington said was sent deliberately by China for surveillance. Beijing countered that it was a harmless weather-monitoring device that blew off course…
WE assume the military knows a bit more than they would tell us, of course, but people are clamoring to know what in the world, or other world, they are. With the silence comes conspiracies.. On one hand we have been worried about World War III, but maybe we missed the beginning of War of the Worlds in the process!
Talking about these objects being anything other than mannade is speculative .. people would slam it as conspiracy. But consider the fact, as we mentioned opening up this post, we have been hearing of the military spotting UAPs for years.. Pentagon officials have silently warned Congress that they did not know what the objects were. Now, after spotting and taking down the Chinese spy balloon, the new objects being shot down apparently don’t completely match that M.O.
From news accounts in Canada: The object was “cylindrical” and smaller than the suspected Chinese balloon shot down last weekend, Canadian Defense Minister Anita Anand said on Saturday evening. It is not clear what the object shot down over Canada is or whether it is related to the spy balloon shot down last week or the unidentified object shot down over Alaska on Friday.
But it is not just objects. It is lights in the sky as well.
Late last month, mysterious green laser beams were spotted from Hawaii’s tallest peak. Experts initially said the burst of laser beams was emitted by a NASA spacecraft though that was proven incorrect this week – with evidence pointing to a Chinese satellite.
Space experts at the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan (NAOJ) initially tweeted on Jan. 30 that the Subaru-Asahi Star Camera “captured green laser lights in the cloudy sky over Maunakea, Hawai’i. The lights are thought to be from a remote-sensing altimeter satellite ICESAT-2/43613.”
Yes indeed… some may call some conspiracy theorists. But right now, we all maybe just became honorary members in 2023.
Pope wrote his reasoning in the GUARDIAN
A first step in reframing the debate might be changing the language. The term “UFO” has become as obsolete and baggage-laden as the now largely-defunct “flying saucer”. Both are widely, but wrongly, regarded as being synonymous with “extraterrestrial spacecraft”, when self-evidently all the phrase should mean is something in the sky that the observer cannot identify. When the question “do you believe in UFOs?” is misinterpreted as “do you think we’re being visited by aliens?” then we clearly have a problem.
We addressed this in the MoD in the 1990s by replacing “UFO” with “UAP”, for Unidentified Aerial Phenomena. It got us increased funding and made a few senior officials take the matter more seriously, because they felt we were looking at a science problem, not a science fiction mystery.
AND MORE…
During Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign, for which Podesta was the campaign chair, she occasionally discussed UAPs and in one interview on the Jimmy Kimmel show she corrected the host for using the term “UFO”. We have yet to learn what Donald Trump thinks about UAPs, but his enthusiasm for a Space Force has certainly created a few conspiracy theories.
When it comes to UAPs, truth really is stranger than fiction. It turns out that AATIP was largely the brainchild of the then Senate majority leader Harry Reid, and that much of the work was contracted out to Bigelow Aerospace, run by former budget hotel magnate (and believer in extraterrestrial visitation) Robert Bigelow. A 2009 letter from Harry Reid about AATIP reads like science fiction in places.
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