Actor. Web Dev. Space Nerd. Political Junkie. Here to discuss the UAP enigma. Fighting the stigma with facts & evidence. Encouraging others to do the same.
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Well, this is significant.
@RepEricBurlison confirms that the ICIG was unable to get details of what the programs Grusch named were doing, but *DID* find they were illegally withholding from oversight.
Many thanks to @DisclosurePod and @FiresOfTruth for asking my question 🙏
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Lol three years later and still no reform to the UAP Security Classification Guide.
Whatever happened to that?
☎️ I just spoke to the staffers of all the Senators who wrote the UAPDA & asked them to revise the UAP Security Classification Guide, which dictates what UAP data can be released to the public.
I've been advocating for this since @ChrisKMellon raised these concerns in July.
The conversations have been great this week with DC staffers.
#ufoX #ufotwitter
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I’ve said elsewhere that those asking nicely to see the allegedly illegal WUSAPs not getting anything isn’t much of a convincing point to me.
But where’s the convincing point these programs EXIST either?
FWIW, Oct. 23, 2026, @ProAviLoeb said: "There are some reports from people who used to work in government that perhaps there are even alien spacecraft that are being held by corporations like Lockheed Martin. I haven’t seen any evidence for that, and the officials I speak with have not seen any evidence for that."
avi-loeb.medium.com/comments…
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Any account of this stuff is only going to be stories. If that bugs you, don’t read the book or engage w it.
The folks who want the ACTUAL data (scientists & folks like me) know that there either has to be a major declassification effort, or highly resourced independent efforts
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The fact that some reporters got a sneak peek at this in order to write articles means there’s a comms strategy behind this.
This admin is desperate for some “fun” news in the midst of this terrible news cycle for them.
8 reporters were given an early look at the 7th drop yesterday. A "Top-Secret" briefing. 🙄
Unfortunately, no video of this black triangle has been released, and we're stuck listening to a reporter read the document. Or, we can read it ourselves.
Several AAWSAP (BAASS)-related reports are part of this 7th drop.
H/T: @wow36932525
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Still thinking about this film days later
One of the best parts of You Can See Everything is when Nathan says he’s trying to be as honest as he can and wouldn’t omit anything to protect Elizabeth and then immediately shows footage that reveals he misled the audience via omission earlier in the film.
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I find Lord’s Glomar response frustrating. They’re always vague, aren’t they?
He clearly believes this stuff or he wouldn’t put his name on the book, much less appear in SWR.
Until he says something, I’m going to assume he’s just personally into UFOs. Not informed by his work.
GENERAL LORD ACKNOWLEDGES STRATTON'S "DILIGENCE," BUT IS NONCOMMITTAL ON "ALLEGATIONS OR FINDINGS"
Lance W. Lord spent 37 years in the U.S. Air Force, retiring in 2006 as the four-star commander of Air Force Space Command. The dust jacket of Jay Stratton's "Out of the Shadows" contains a blurb from Lord (as shown below). I asked Lord whether he endorsed Stratton's claim of a "Legacy Program," described by Stratton as a UAP reverse-engineering program, sustained by unlawful means, in which some U.S. Air Force leaders across generations have been key participants. In his response (shown below), Lord acknowledged Stratton's "diligence," but said he would "neither confirm nor deny the veracity of his allegations or findings."
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Stratton’s book being #2 on the NYT Bestsellers is pretty nuts, and speaks to a deep mainstream interest far outside of just this little bubble online.
This topic sure has come a long way…
Very proud to share that my memoir, Out of the Shadows, has debuted at #2 on the NY Times Best Sellers List. Thank you to everyone who has read the book and recommended it to friends and family. And thank you to everyone who helped make this book possible!
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Reading Rey and de Granados’ new book on this, and boy is it upsetting.
We have truly failed these service members.
I challenge any skeptic of these AHI incidents to read this book.
nytimes.com/2026/10/11/books…
The case for Havana Syndrome being mass hysteria was always thin, and recent reporting has made it even more untenable.
This isn’t skepticism anymore. It’s motivated reasoning being defended *despite* the evidence.
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🔥 Stratton on Cuomo - Complete 🔥
Stratton: [Trump] is unaware of the Legacy UAP Crash Retrieval and Reverse Engineering Program.
Stratton described the Gray non-human being that was watching his son. This was after Cuomo said Stratton didn't describe it in his book. 🙃🙃🙃
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Great update from WSJ: Sounds like SpaceX did the technical throttling. And Musk discussed it with admin beforehand
wsj.com/world/ukraine-starli…
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“His girls”
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I knew Michael Batista was a fraud when he demanded a stretch limo to charter him to my studio, so he could fit his security team, and his “girls” he’d be bringing to the podcast studio for some reason.
This was well before the @rosscoulthart interview, and before anyone saw the footage which is now being said to be someone else’s entirely.
Not to mention then that same guy started charging thousands of dollars for people to come meditate with a promise of non human contact….
It just never ends in here. #ufoX
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That’s both Stratton and Lacatski who have made these allegations.
Perhaps either of them would like to actually clear this up and say who they’re talking about and why they know?
🚨Massive allegations from @jaystratton about fake whistleblowers in Out of the Shadows! Read full quote below-
“A new layer of the disinformation campaign is manufactured by so called whistleblowers, stepping into the spotlight of the social media and podcast arena, often urged on by bad actors doing the legacy programs bidding.
They spin tales that grab headlines, not because they are credible, but because they are sensational. And because a hungry online community, desperate for any breadcrumb, eats them up without question and elevates these individuals as authoritative voices on the topic. To be clear, there are certainly credible whistleblowers who bravely speak up about this issue. Mostly in private with congress.
But these planted phonies undermine the impact of the real deal whistleblowers and confuse the public. These people muddy the waters, because they are not credible. Their stories are bullshit. They are loose canons and eventually as planned, the public will realise it, with most unfortunately dismissing the topic as a whole.
These called so called whistleblowers have different motivations for telling their fantastical stories. Some simply find the momentary fame appealing and plan to monetize it somehow. Some are convinced they are helping move disclosure forward. Once they are out in the public eye, and their reputations are on the line, they feel they’re into deep to change course…
What makes it worse is that some of this fiction has found its way into testimony before congress. Implying a reality that doesn’t exist, but cloaked in just enough theatre to suggest credibility. These distractions pull focus from the real work, the real history, the real programs and the truth.”
These are enormous allegations, given these whistleblowers claims have been taken as testimony before congress. Who is Jay Stratton talking about?
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What Tommy says at the end, when he refuses to disavow adding any religious doctrine to U.S. law, is the scary part. The next generation of conservatives has a desire for a Christian theocracy, and that threat needs to be taken seriously.
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Looooool
So the GOP paid this kid $250k for viral marketing.
And instead they gave El-Sayed his strongest clip of the cycle!
Amazing!
Tommy, who worked as Josh Hawley’s ops director, is the son of Bobby Jindal’s longtime COS, Tim Teepell, who is listed as the principal for Breakthrough LLC. This month, Jindal’s dark money group paid $250,000 to Breakthrough LLC, for influencer marketing opposing Abdul El-Sayed.
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Thought it worth highlighting this in Stratton’s book re: Gimbal: “Some skeptics in the Pentagon argued the object wasn’t actually rotating, that it was just the ATFLIR camera’s gimbal moving. But Raytheon’s own engineers, who built the system, confirmed that wasn’t the case.”
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Daniel Miller - SiCcOp retweeted
Here's the video of Ethan Hawke talking about his reading life:
I saw of video of Ethan Hawke lamenting how he's not reading half as much as he once did. This is a much deeper and darker pattern. Some of the most avid readers I know, lifelong readers, have basically stopped. They hate it and can't even explain it, the fire's just gone out
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