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A Conceptual View of a UAP Reverse Engineering Program This fictional article is meant to provide insight into how a hypothetical UAP reverse engineering program would have evolved over time. It's a blend of educated speculation with historical events. open.substack.com/pub/condor…

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Lots of stuff coming out and lots of religious things being said about demons and such. But remember, the shapes and the performance are all derived from negative matter drives. These vehicles are mechanical and engineered. The real question is by whom? x.com/LiberationTimes/status…

NEW: The Secret Science Behind UFO Shapes liberationtimes.com/home/the…
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I wonder if we have any high quality video of UAP intercepts similar to this. Nah, who am I kidding ...
A @RoyalAirForce Rivet Joint aircraft operating in international airspace over the Black Sea was dangerously intercepted by Russian military jets – flying as close as six metres and triggering onboard emergency systems. Despite these reckless manoeuvres, RAF crew completed their mission safely. The aircraft was conducting a routine flight in support of @NATO operations, contributing to the security of the Alliance’s eastern flank. The RAF Rivet Joint is a specialist reconnaissance aircraft equipped with advanced electronic surveillance sensors, providing critical situational awareness to help safeguard NATO territory. This incident reflects ongoing Russian aggression and heightened military activity across Eastern Europe and the High North – the UK will continue to stand firm with its allies, united in the defence of NATO.
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This one freaks me out. WTF is that?
Mysterious footage from the Pentagon’s UFO files shows a bizarre object streaking across the sky in 2013. The nearly two-minute infrared clip, submitted by U.S. Central Command personnel, shows a strangely shaped object floating over the Middle East.
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This actually happened. In 1991 Sec Def Dick Cheney cancelled the A-12 due to excess weight (30% over spec). The McDonnell Douglas/General Dynamics team sued the DoD on the basis that DoD was in possession of technology that could've solved the weight issue but withheld the tech.
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Multiple sources told Liberation Times that, during the Obama era, senior intelligence figures James Clapper & Stephanie O’Sullivan oversaw a program to shootdown & recover UFOs within the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. liberationtimes.com/home/new…
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Excellent article
"Just as new peer-reviewed studies indicate UFOs were in orbit prior to the satellite age, so also are we seeing new, the energy requirements problem notwithstanding, scientific theories on faster-than-light travel." washingtonexaminer.com/in_fo…
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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."
The Pentagon's UAP Office - AARO - can classify materials brought forward by whistleblowers based on the classification guides of relevant agencies. AARO had no authority to classify - the DoW & CIA, etc. would classify materials it deemed could compromise sensitive gov capabilities.
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Got promoted today. Sr. Director, Advanced Design. Now I oversee lots more than hypersonics. 🍾🍾
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This chart is very accurate but it's missing a couple of very cool assets ...
Illustrative and approximate laydown of U.S. air assets in European Command (or using its airspace). Additional USAF bombers fighters forward deployed to bases in EUCOM last week, tracked by sources below and here: x.com/i/lists/17457177223552… Full OEF2 week 2 update out tomorrow.
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This is a person I respect a great deal, and I think we should listen closely to what he is saying. Yes, it is chilling. But this option is on the table and many people are feeling nervous.
Disclaimer: I have no direct knowledge of any operation. The following is an opinion, and I hope it is wrong. I am concerned that Major General McCasland was taken, and that he may well have already been killed. There are many reasons for this concern, from the obvious (leaving his prescription glasses, phone and fitness tracker behind), to the less obvious, which I will detail briefly below. There are several potential motives, and corresponding categories of suspects: 1) An assassination by operatives on behalf of one or more UFO Legacy Programs; 2) An abduction by operatives of an adversarial nation for the purposes of extracting classified intelligence; 3) An abduction by a mentally disturbed “ufologist” who wants “the secrets”. There are other categories, some of which intersect with the prior three. My personal belief at this time (and I pray to God that I’m wrong) is that an order was given, following POTUS’ statement about releasing the UFO and “alien” files, to send a clear message to all currently- and formerly-cleared persons with classified knowledge of UFO-related programs: “We’re doing this on OUR terms… limited hangout terms… and if you get out of line, you’ll vanish.” I am not alone in this concern. Other friends of mine from the IC have expressed the same suspicion. Everyone I’ve talked to has hardened their already-VERY-hard, nearly foolproof, personal protective measures. I will not elaborate on those measures for obvious reasons, but they are extreme and cover all conceivable scenarios. To people in/from one of these programs, who are concerned for their own wellbeing: Protect yourself. Use your tradecraft. Have dead-man switches coordinated through third parties which you do not have access to, and which require a 30-day deactivation period after you transmit a deactivation code. Include packages with your PII / bona fides, foreign intel and domestic intel. Surveil your surroundings at all times using multiple sources of capture and backup (overt/covert; digital/analog). Think deeply about all scenarios, plan accordingly, and do not share your plans with your loved ones. You should be self-protected at all times, to the level that you are confident walking into a SCIF to brief Congress, with no fear of retribution. There is much more I’d like to say about this, but mostly, I am just very sad. And above all, I really hope I’m wrong about Major General McCasland. I’m praying for him.
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After nine years of reporting, 60 Minutes has uncovered new information about a device that may be linked to Havana Syndrome, mysterious brain injuries reported by U.S. government and military officials. 60 Minutes has new details about what sources say is a weapon built by a foreign adversary. Sunday. 60Minutes.com
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Operation Epic Fury: The first 48 hours
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President Trump’s upcoming executive order (hopefully) to declassify and release UFO/UAP files is making several folks that I’m 99% sure “know things” very spicy. One even said to a mutual friend, “Once I see that order I’m gonna tell you some shit.”
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Initial project was called Minerva in the late 80’s. Early versions of the aircraft looked like the artist’s rendering above my profile that I’ve had for several years.
DoD and other government agencies have feared this will lead to jeopardizing the SR-71 successor aircraft. Of which there have been numerous variations since at least early 1990s.
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DoD and other government agencies have feared this will lead to jeopardizing the SR-71 successor aircraft. Of which there have been numerous variations since at least early 1990s.
🚨OUT OF THIS WORLD NEWS from President Trump… 👽
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I’ve been told there are 2 existing programs for exotic propulsion craft. They carry tiny payloads, are rarely used because of reliability issues and are limited to long range SIGINT. A 3rd contractor has been added to build a reliable version with the payload capacity of a B-21.
Ross Coulthart: U.S. has likely developed electrogravitic propulsion, “if not some kind of energy system derived from zero-point energy” “Why are they keeping that secret?”
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Multiple sources have told Liberation Times that, during the Obama administration, senior intelligence figures James Clapper and Stephanie O’Sullivan oversaw a program relating to Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) within the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. The sources allege the effort involved the shootdown and recovery of exotic vehicles thought to be of non-human origin.
NEW: New Allegations Link Former National Intelligence Leaders Clapper and O’Sullivan to UFO Shoot-Down and Retrieval Program liberationtimes.com/home/new…
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And crewed systems...
The D-21 flew in the 1960s — uncrewed, high-speed stealth with Skunk Works® technology. Today, we continue to develop and fly cutting-edge uncrewed systems. Most are classified — maybe we’ll share a few photos in the next 60 years...🦨
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I received a message from a friend (the Colonel, I've mentioned him before) that several pilots reported a sphere during the Venezuela operation and there is imaging from multiple sources.
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