As the slow drip continues out of the Pentagon, one of the interesting UFO files in the latest drop sheds light on just how long highly credible military sources have been saying the same thing about UFOs/UAP--in this case, for 77 years! Wright-Patterson AFB Air Material Command "Flying Saucer" study for US Army: “To date, there has been no tangible evidence which would support a theory that any incidents are attributable to activity of a foreign nation" ... or "secret experimental" US Gov't projects. Dated 1949, this declassified "SECRET" document was "prepared at the request of the Plans & Operations Divisions of the General Staff, U.S. Army (P&O, GSUSA)" Title: Evaluation Study of the Phenomenon (Flying Saucers) “Detailed investigations of all incidents reported to involve unusual flying objects [from 1945-1949] have been conducted by a special project group of [HQ], Air Material Command [AMC], Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio.” Cases that appear to involve “some unusual man-made device or activity” looked at by both AMC & “other specialists, including RAND Corporation (@RANDCorporation).” Of some 210 incidents, only 20% were explained as prosaic… “To date, there has been no tangible evidence which would support a theory that any incidents are attributable to activity of a foreign nation. There are no highly secret experimental Projects of the U.S. Government that could be responsible. The possibility of foreign devices would represent achievements which defy many well defined limits in aeronautical science.” **** Ret. Commander David Fravor's 2023 testimony on witnessing and chasing the Tic Tac UAP in 2004 from the USS Nimitz--under oath to Congress's House Oversight Committee, alongside David Grusch and Lt. Ryan Graves (@uncertainvector)--which dropped from 80,000 ft (15 miles) in altitude to sea level in less than 1 second with no sonic boom and made his F/A-18F supersonic fighter jet look like a toy plane: "[The Tic Tac UAP] did not operate with any of the known aerodynamic principles that we expect for objects that fly in our atmosphere ... [It] was far superior to anything that we had at the time, have today, or are looking to develop in the next 10 years." (@timburchett) "And you are not aware of any other objects that anybody in the world has in this world that has those capabilities?" (Fravor) "No. I think it is far beyond, actually, our material science that we currently possess."

Corresponding “artistic interpretation of a 2022 incident potentially involving unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) reported near Colorado Springs, Colorado. This image is derived from the first-hand narrative description contained in “FBI-UAP-D002, FD-1057, Unresolved UAP Report, Colorado Springs, 2022.” From the third batch of UFO / UAP files released today by the Pentagon.

(Anthony here again) This is huge. I had a chance to meet and chat with @houssainetaud at @jamescfox & @lesliekean’s UFO presser in DC this week, and he just released his coverage for @AlArabiya — the second most widely viewed regional Arabic news network in the Middle East! His coverage cited Grusch discussing various forms of non-human life being part of the Disclosure effort, not limiting it to technology or national security. The Middle East has so much going on and, like the West, so many closed off worldviews about anomalous phenomena & UFOs, that it’s rarely ever discussed outside of religious constructs (like the djinn), if at all. This coverage is monumental, and hopefully can open up others in the region to enter the conversation, because these phenomena are not just about the U.S. and its military or government—this is about reality, and who we all are as humans in relation to the cosmos, both down here, up there, and within each of us. Thank you for the courage to do this, Houssaine.