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How Zelensky's meeting with Trump at the Pope's funeral ended.

Just started a new op-ed video essay series for Neon Galactic. youtube.com/shorts/rRjmkabWN… Many thanks to @StevenBelmont4 for the term GalactiCat. I am that. @JayCKing78 @UFO_Rabbit_Hole @DrewzerNC @NousHenosis @Deepfryguy76 @0mega_Point @EngagingThe @disclosureteam_ @GoodTroubleShow @abqufos

Jay Stratton said he saw NHI with his own eyes and gave congress the address to go see them, but they were denied access. And no one really gives a shit.

My research extends beyond simply documenting psi abilities in autistics. I really want to understand what is going on and the mechanisms behind the phenomena. Over the years leading up to The Telepathy Tapes several parents had reported to me that their autistic child foresaw the future. A child in Arizona predicted that her father was going to slip on the ice and break his hip, which happened weeks later when he was on a business trip. How is this possible? The children report that they don't experience time as a linear process, similar to what Einstein said when he referred to our sense of time as an illusion. Here is an article that discusses the neurology behind time perception and autism. neurolaunch.com/autism-time-…

Listen to @matthew_pines explore the deep intersection between frontier physics, UAP, philosophy, and the untapped capabilities of the human mind: youtu.be/0him_0OclIU?si=GPyX… @EngagingThe @jakebarber2025 @0mega_Point @UFO_Rabbit_Hole @StevenBelmont4 #ufoX

Agree fully with @jakebarber2025 that consensus reality itself is fracturing by the day. And like him, think everyone should think critically and “straw man” our piece to no end. But the idea that the mainstream media hasn’t even NOTICED an Air Force Veteran who recalls retrieving an “egg shaped UFO”, with multiple colleagues vouching for him, on record, is also just absurd.

Swallowing the White House excuse and making this about politics. More evidence disclosure will not come from the government.

Drone just briefly held up Steelers vs Ravens game.

The Angry Astronaut youtube.com/live/lpOpgtXc2WM…

Because unfortunately the stigma is alive and well. When I mentioned UAPs to Congressman Jared Huffman months ago, he responded with deep condescension, and by his response I could tell that he’s made up his mind on the topic based on years of disinformation and an association he’s made between the UAP issue and the conspiracy cranks that support Trump’s election denialism, Q Anon, JFK Jr’s imminent resurrection and more. He actually said, “Don’t tell me you believe in little green men?” I think he and his kind in Congress view the Schumer amendment, which he obviously never actually read, as a way of patting simpletons on the head until further information proves the phenomenon to be black tech and misidentifications. It’s the kind of intellectual elitism that I’d always ignored before, and it chafed when I suddenly felt its weight on my own neck. It’s all rather unfortunate for several reasons, but most of all because we lose potential allies in the fight against the MIC and overly broad institutional secrecy when we’re tagged as being on the blatantly irrational side of the ongoing culture war. The current iteration of the GOP has made many, many people skeptical of any claims made by those members of Congress. Having Rep. Matt Gaetz and even Rep. Tim Burchette as two of our foremost advocates doesn’t help, IMO. When they are unhinged on a variety of topics, which they are, it’s hard to point to the UAP issue — already suspect to so many — and claim that here, on this one specific issue, the whacky things they claim are true. We need to be more organized as a movement, begin to run it more like a political campaign, and be disciplined in how we engage with politicians and the public. I wish it weren’t so, but if we want to play the game of politics, we need to understand the complexities and choose our battles accordingly. Or not. #ufoX @GarryPNolan @BurkesMd @TheUfoJoe @UFO_Rabbit_Hole @JayCKing78

This is one of the most infuriating parts of this discussion, that so many folks deploy asinine logic to “debunk” the phenomenon and related mysteries while remaining willfully blind to the fact that all their reasoning is based on untested assumptions and extreme bias. In particular, I’ve been struck by how many otherwise smart and decent people are willing to claim surety about the personally witnessed experience of others. They act as if their presumptions — about what’s real and what’s fantasy in other people’s LIVED experience — dictate truth or falsity. Is it just arrogance, or is it fear? #ufoX #ufotwitter

The issue is not belief or disbelief. Are there reasons for skepticism about UAP? Absolutely... but less so if one actually spent some time looking into the matter. Skepticism merged with purposeful ignorance, overt or rank dismissiveness, specious logic, or outright derision of people for reasonable ideas and hypotheses is anti-science and the antithesis of what is required for public education. It drives the inquisitive away. I just don't get why some people feel the need to control what I or others think is worth asking a question about. People who use such techniques do not live up to the standard of their profession. And then they pontificate about how the public doesn't want to listen to experts.

Dr. Kevin Knuth is frustrated. Here he shares his thoughts on where we stand, how the feds are dropping the ball and why members of Congress were especially interested in detecting craft in the ocean. Dr. Kevin Knuth -- Neon Galactic -- Episode 26 youtu.be/kYP9A8qVuQM?si=O0ku… via @YouTube @JDMadden3 @iamnickcook @UFO_Rabbit_Hole @EngagingThe @Deepfryguy76 @JayCKing78 @MvonRen @pavelibarrameda #ufox #ufoTwitter

Many, let me repeat, MANY people who I know personally have spoken to AARO and provided detailed information to Kirkpatrick and his office for the record. If AARO isn't willing to tell the truth to Congress...we are! @ChrisKMellon

I was astonished by one of the central claims made by Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick in his recent article in Scientific American blasting UAP 'conspiracists.' Specifically, his claim that: "As of the time of my departure, none, let me repeat, none of the conspiracy-minded 'whistleblowers' in the public eye had elected to come to AARO to provide their 'evidence' and statement for the record despite numerous invitations." I’m baffled because, in an effort to assist his investigation, I introduced Dr. Kirkpatrick to the former Director of the AATIP program, Lue Elizondo, as well as Dr. Eric Davis and Dr. Hal Putoff. Each of these prominent voices associated with the AATIP program spent hours briefing Dr. Kirkpatrick in a classified setting. None have received any feedback. Hopefully, the pending report to Congress on the alleged UAP recovery program will describe the specific claims made by these and dozens of other witnesses and what AARO did to evaluate them.

I am proud of this interview … so much covered, and the implications are mind-blowing. #ufoX @ufotwitter

Bonkers! This is the United Stated senate. Mainstream media: [crickets]

I’ve waited months to post a response from NASA administrator Bill Nelson regarding David Grusch — considering NASA is (theoretically) investigating UFOs (UAP) I can’t believe he threw Mr. Grusch under the bus like this. Please share far and wide. #uaptransparency

The U.S. Senate Majority Leader. My Senator. Historic.