The other day I was asked by an Administration official what my priorities would be for release of UAP information. I replied as follows: 1) UAP Space Data UAP detected in space, either in orbit or entering and departing the Earth’s atmosphere. I believe we have such data yet nothing of this kind has been released. We have numerous systems performing space surveillance, including the world’s most powerful radars. The power, sophistication and range of those systems leads me to believe they must inevitably collect and track UAP. 2) Satellite Data This is another category of UAP data that has not been released to date. I’ve seen some of this imagery and what I’ve seen was impressive. Although typically highly classified, under present circumstances, with pressure from the White House, it may well be possible to release some or all of this overhead UAP data. 3) UAP Data from the Ballistic Missile Early Warning System The old Ballistic Missile Early Warning System has been continuously updated since the end of the Cold War to its current condition. These are believed to be the most powerful emitters on the planet. Further, numerous UAP encounters have clearly occurred within their areas of coverage. For example, during the Nimitz incident numerous UAP were descending from roughly 80,000 ft to 20,000 feet, in mere seconds, for several days, directly in front of the powerful strategic radar at Beale Air Force Base. Yet, none of this data has been released. Data from each of these systems could appreciably add to our knowledge of the UAP phenomenon. I’m hoping they have the latitude and determination needed to come clean with this information.

I am very happy to report that the Office of Global Access story is back on Daily Mail's website. Thank you to editorial for their efforts. I am very proud to have delivered this story alongside @GoodTroubleShow and @JoshTBoswell - it has aged extremely well and I hope it continues to inform the UAP discussion. dailymail.com/news/article-1…

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My letter requires MITRE to tell Congress what it knows, what it holds, what it has held, what it has transferred, what it has destroyed or was directed to destroy, and which federal sponsors or classification authorities control any responsive records. Read more 👇

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🚨 Les dernières déclarations des principaux acteurs sur la publication des vidéos OVNIS par le département de la guerre Le député Tim Burchett à propos de la résistance des agences fédérales : "Voilà le problème auquel nous sommes confrontés actuellement : son équipe [celle de Trump] se heurte à un mur de silence de la part de certaines agences gouvernementales. C'est typique de l'État profond. Et je tiens à prévenir : certaines des vidéos qui viennent d'être publiées seront probablement des éléments facilement identifiables. Je pense qu'ils l'ont fait exprès. Je pense qu'ils ont voulu nous induire en erreur et qu'ils ont dit : "On publie tout." En réalité, ils ne publient pas tout. J'ai vu des choses et j'ai parlé à des personnes qui n'ont pas l'autorisation de s'exprimer publiquement. Il faut absolument que nous trouvions une solution. Je félicite le président pour son honnêteté à mon égard. Mais certains de ses plus proches collaborateurs m'ont confié qu'ils rencontrent beaucoup de résistance." (TB) Le scientifique Garry Nolan, à propos du manque de données associées à ces vidéos : "Ces images sont certes très attrayantes, mais nous avons besoin de données connexes telles que la vitesse, la hauteur, la distance, les instruments utilisés, les réglages de résolution, tout autre élément lié à l'instrument, la date, l'heure et le lieu. Sinon, cela laisse une brèche immense dans laquelle les sceptiques peuvent s'engouffrer." (GN) Le lanceur d'alerte Lue Elizondo, sur la question de savoir si le Pentagone, les agences fédérales finiront par nous fournir la preuve de corps et d'engins d'origine non humaine : "Ce n'est pas forcément que nous ne l'obtiendrons pas, c'est plutôt la manière dont nous l'obtiendrons. Vous savez, beaucoup de gens… tant qu'ils ne verront pas, comme vous l'avez dit, des photos de cadavres ou d'un objet atterrissant sur la pelouse de la Maison Blanche, ce ne sera jamais suffisant. Ces gens-là ne veulent pas de divulgation. Ils veulent une confirmation, ce qui est différent. Beaucoup de gens veulent que le récit qu'ils ont déjà en tête soit validé. Tout ce qui ne répond pas à cette exigence ne sera jamais accepté. Mais c'est différent de la levée du secret. La levée du secret consiste simplement à dire : "Écoutez, le fait est que oui, le gouvernement s'intéresse à cela depuis très longtemps. Oui, le fait est que nous les observons au-dessus d'installations militaires sensibles. Oui, le fait est que ce n'est pas notre technologie... mais je pense que beaucoup de gens confondent divulgation et confirmation, et c'est là que le bât blesse, car je ne pense pas que le gouvernement sera jamais en mesure de confirmer les récits individuels des gens. Et ce n'est pas vraiment le rôle du gouvernement de le faire. Il s'agit simplement de fournir la vérité, les données et les informations. Ensuite, on laissera les Américains se faire leur propre opinion sur la manière dont cela les concerne personnellement." (LE) Le journaliste indépendant Jeremy Corbell, à propos du lien entre la sortie des vidéos et son documentaire : "Alors, est-ce une vraie divulgation ? Nous avons eu des gens qui ont témoigné, la main sur le cœur, devant Dieu et la patrie, non seulement que les OVNI sont réels, mais que nous avons procédé à l’ingénierie inverse d’engins d’intelligence non humaine, que nous avons des corps, des corps extraterrestres. Je ne sais pas comment le dire autrement. Ils les appellent « biologics » pour que ça reste un peu plus ouvert. Au moins, nous avons les pilotes non humains de ces engins. Et si c’est vrai, si ce que ces personnes ont risqué pour dire au public américain et au Congrès sous serment est vrai, comme David Grusch, Dylan Borland, Matthew Brown, etc., alors ce qu’il nous faut savoir maintenant, c’est : quelles sont les vraies questions ? Qu’est-ce qu’on nous montre ? Nous sommes en train de voir des fragments, comme vous l’avez dit. Et c’est un fait que dans le documentaire « Sleeping Dog », nous avons fait une petite provocation. Nous avons montré un petit peu de certaines choses [extraits de deux vidéos qui ont été publiées ensuite par le Pentagone, et comme le journaliste George Knapp et moi allions le rendre public, la réponse a été bonne jusqu’à présent, comme vous l’avez vu, ils ont pris certaines de ces vidéos et les ont diffusées." (JC)

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Me and my son have been sneaking out in the middle of the night in our Ewok and Chewbacca costumes just to mess with our neighbor's trail cams.

Okay folks from the UK ... it's your time to step up and make a difference ... I hate thieves! 😡 "Please could you keep an eye on here or other forums for my stolen Les Paul R9 from 2014. It was stolen from West Yorkshire. The suspect is trying to off load it locally and police are aware. It might even turn up as a new guitar day post." ~ Yorkshireman David

I left school when I was 17 (got 'asked to leave', is the more accurate term I guess). This was 1997. My unqualified, entry-level salary was more than the average salary now. My Dad - hopping mad - had sent me to three months of secretarial college and I came out into an £18k job in the local Glaxo factory as an admin assistant. To give a sense of how long ago this was - my boss would hand-write messages onto sheets of paper and I would touch-type them into this new-fangled 'email' thing she couldn't fathom. Nearly 30 years later, the equivalent - in purchasing power at least - would be £36k. A year later, I parlayed that up to a £21k job in the R&D side - still as a PA, 18 years old. I saved up and went to Taiwan to teach English for a bit. When I got back, I went to London and got a job earning £24k designing presentations and documents in a marketing agency. I was 20yo. The equivalent in 2026 would be £46k. With zero qualifications beyond the ability to touch-type and a certificate saying I could use Word, Excel and PowerPoint, I was on 1.35x the average salary now. I made a lot of mistakes as a kid. Most of my mates did. But the economy I lived in allowed the messiness of life to roll out. We could learn, take risks and still be able to live and breathe. We are failing future generations. And we have a generation that's already been failed. Our politicians are addicted to cheap slogans. They want power, not service. The failure of their reality-denying ideologies continues to spiral outwards. Yes, immigration plays a role. Yes, housing, technology and deindustrialisation play a role. But the state has morphed into a deeply incompetent, self-indulgent boondoggle machine, that spends more time bribing voters than it does serving - or investing in - the country.

‘You have done a better job than any cabinet minister of telling us the story of Keir Starmer’s successes.’ As Wes Streeting resigns, Caller Martin reminds @TomSwarbrick1 of what the PM has delivered.

This week is my 20th anniversary covering Washington politics. It’s also the first week I haven’t been allowed in the US Capitol in 2 decades because the nation’s TV networks are angry I credentialed @MacFarlaneNews after he left @CBS & before he signed with @MeidasTouch.

This is exactly why the constant screaming of “grifter” in this topic has become exhausting. Recently, I was called a “grifter” by an awful man in front of a number of very well-known people in this space in a closed chat group - it really hurt. In case your reading I’ve the screenshots too 💅🏽 Despite the fact I’ve personally funded projects, invested in platforms, supported events and backed people in this topic with literally zero financial return. I’ve lost money and I don’t care. Ironically, this is someone who publicly talks about pissing in bottles and who I know for a fact sends inappropriate messages to women within the community, yet somehow feels comfortable positioning himself as a moral authority on who is and isn’t legitimate yet offers nothing bar strange behaviours. People want researchers, experiencers, academics, app developers, investigators, conference organisers, podcasters, writers and community leaders to dedicate thousands of hours to this subject… but the second someone monetises even a fraction of that effort, the pitchforks come out. Meanwhile most people doing genuine work here are not getting rich. Many are actively losing money because they believe the topic matters. And yes, there are real grifters in every field. Of course there are. But the word has now become a lazy weapon thrown at almost anyone trying to build something sustainable around the most important conversation humanity may ever have. This piece from @NicoleVanDenEng articulates that reality incredibly well. Worth the read.

Three sources have claimed to Liberation Times that the Trump administration is facing resistance in its quest to release more substantial information by figures linked to the CIA. One person allegedly providing resistance, according to those sources, is Aaron Lukas, Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence.

Just to say thanks to a tip off from @i_burn_my_life I watched the end of this documentary again and spotted the footage Jeremy had put and realised it was new. I must say it was pretty impressive As I was freeze framing I also spotted a document he showed which looked like a proper gov document and was pretty incredible it talked about having to clear the area of alien material in the soil and to check local people for being controlled symbiotically by aliens!! This is incredible Anyway so it was all worth the wait I must say though regardless of the footage I thought it was a really well made film and told the story of Jeremy’s immersion and obsession well and really dealt with his disclisure dilemma and burden I do think Jeremy is very underestimated as a filmmaker artistically as his films are really well put together visually and thematically So well done @JeremyCorbell I really enjoyed the film I really left with the impression that what you have shown is the tip of the iceberg and what you foreshadowed is extremely powerful I also thought that given what we have pieced together now it is way past time for the US Gov to tell us what they know about the nature of NHI and the reality we share with them. At the moment we know enough to be worried but not enough to have any real agency

JapanTimesの記事のUFO議連の「3月の提言」部分は、まだこれからで、今日も内閣官房と日程調整をしています。 UFO議連は、近日木原稔官房長官に提言書を提出します。 ただ、米国の情報開示が始まり実際日本の近くでのUAP情報が開示されたので、提言書内容に修正が入るかもしれません。 #UAP #UFO #UFO議連 #木原稔 #官房長官 #浅川義治 @japantimes 記事は下記です。 japantimes.co.jp/news/2026/0…

We have a press focused on clicks and reactions competing with social media algorithms primed to promote division and hate, and a government which is, despite its faults, trying to rebuild a country it had no part in destroying, all while being relentlessly targeted by both.

Whatever complaints MPs have about Keir Starmer, they are now descending into the kind of headless chickenry that - whatever and whoever the outcome - will make the situation even worse for Labour. If there is a grand plan starring Catherine West and a few PPSs, then it doesn’t feel terribly thought through. A period of calm would do none of them any harm. The general election is a fair way off. The next legislative programme is about to be unveiled. There are better ways to reach such an important decision and better times too. You are MPs not commentators who exist to feed a frenzy.

Private Eye, December 2019.