Some more UFO stuff

[BIAD]

Audio recordings courtesy of: Anthony Bragalia ( https://www.ufoexplorations.com/about-bio )... This upload contains part 1 and part 2.

Date of recording: November 1993.

READ: "Einstein's secret trip to view Roswell UFO revealed in taped confession" (by Anthony Bragalia, 2021). https://www.ufoexplorations.com/einstein...oswell-ufo

Public record evidence showing the academic and educational accomplishments of Dr. Shirley Jean Wright PhD, a student of Dr. Albert Einstein at Princeton, NJ in the Summer of 1947: 

https://github.com/richgel999/dr_shirley_wright

From the github link, someone did a deep dive on her background & accomplishments.

Thank you for the links, the ufoexplorations.com site has thrown up many interesting facts about the
metal scattered across the Foster Ranch of 1947.

[A51Watcher2]

[A51Watcher2]

Anyone ever hear of this story or this woman?

1993 confession tape: Einstein saw Roswell UFO and ETs in 1947, says his assistant Dr Shirley Wright.

Audio recordings courtesy of: Anthony Bragalia ( https://www.ufoexplorations.com/about-bio )... This upload contains part 1 and part 2.

Date of recording: November 1993.

READ: "Einstein's secret trip to view Roswell UFO revealed in taped confession" (by Anthony Bragalia, 2021). https://www.ufoexplorations.com/einstein...oswell-ufo

Public record evidence showing the academic and educational accomplishments of Dr. Shirley Jean Wright PhD, a student of Dr. Albert Einstein at Princeton, NJ in the Summer of 1947: 

https://github.com/richgel999/dr_shirley_wright

From the github link, someone did a deep dive on her background & accomplishments.

Yep did it here -

https://rogue-nation.com/mybb/showthread.php?tid=932

...of course he did, I mean who ya gonna call?

[EndtheMadnessNow]

Anyone ever hear of this story or this woman?

Yep did it here -

https://rogue-nation.com/mybb/showthread.php?tid=932

...of course he did, I mean who ya gonna call?

Ah, thanks! Damn, I can't keep up these days.

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Gene Huff letter to Stanton Friedman mentioning a "UFO Retrovirus"???



Have a listen starting at 44:30




Retrovirus Etymology (I assume the peak was due to AIDs)

Paper from late 2020 speculating Covid-19 is a Retro-virus:

SARS-CoV-2 RNA reverse-transcribed and integrated into the human genome

I never followed-up on this "Retro" stuff or where it all stands in the academia Covid fluff world today.

[727Sky]

“We’re done with the cover-ups” - Tim Burchett Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center, San Antonio, Texas Mysterious Reddit comments taken down hours after posting information about retrieval programs - Project ZODIAC - Trans-medium and interdimensional craft - They can operate in space, earth’s gravity and underwater. - “They seem to be phased out of our dimension” - “Craft just appear out of nowhere” Christopher Mellon told NewsNation - July 25, 2023 - “I have been told that we have recovered technology that did not originate on this Earth” Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick, Director of AARO, denies existence of alien technology Linda shares conversation with informative source

https://www.youtube.com/live/Avb6a_KNBEg...vjuO81dlrx

[727Sky]

[727Sky]

[727Sky]

Good interview IMO.

Dave Grusch is a former 14-year high ranking intelligence officer who left government in early '23 to blow the whistle on UFO’s. In 2019, he was tasked by the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency and Pentagon to investigate UFO’s as part of the Unidentified Anomalous Phenomenon Task Force (or UAPTF). In that context, he slowly started to uncover a covert UFO reverse engineering program being concealed from the civilian government. In June of '23, he outed himself to the public. In July of '23, he testified before Congress. We sat down for hours and talked about the entire history of UFO's, UFO and Atomic secrecy, Presidents and their relationships to UFO's and the insane world of Anti-Gravity research.

[727Sky]

[Snarl]

Do you believe him?

Not the subject. Him personally.

[BIAD]

Do you believe him?

Not the subject. Him personally.

I believe there's a good chance that he believes himself. But there's a fair indication that he's being a
knowing patsy for those who are looking to upgrade the ufo phenomena from the regular social classes.

[A51Watcher2]

Do you believe him?

Not the subject. Him personally.

Yeah I do.

[EndtheMadnessNow]

Do you believe him?

Not the subject. Him personally.

I believe there's a good chance that he believes himself. But there's a fair indication that he's being a
knowing patsy for those who are looking to upgrade the ufo phenomena from the regular social classes.

I've been in that same camp of thinking. Prior to 2017 concerning Bob Lazar, Grusch seems similar imo and he may fully believe to the point he's convinced it's absolute fact. Now, unlike Lazar, these type of guys are in counterintel aka 'dirty ops' and they'll go to unbelieveable measures to plant a disinfo narrative that takes hold in the public consciousness as well as steer any adversaries (China/Russia for example) to focus on something that may be real or fake, but eventually leading to a dead end. Before long the young UAP generation won't even recognize the term UFO. Similar to Covid it serves many different purposes for the establishment.

[EndtheMadnessNow]

MJ-12 is back baby...





It's presented without context in the trailer so not sure how it will be presented in the actual docu-series, but I'll probably watch it. However, she is the consultant producer for Encounters, Professor of religious studies, University of North Carolina Wilmington and she just joined the board of... The Sol Foundation.


Also, that university (according to her) when running a test of its emergency system, they broadcast this theme tune:
 

[Snarl]

I live on a planet where -to date, those deemed specialists in searching the stars have reported nothing to indicate life from elsewhere has visited this blue ball.

I've met God. I know He is with us. 

If someone told me, "Climb onto this starship. You'll go places, but you'll expend your entire life in-travel." ... I'm pretty sure I'd tell them where they could shove that notion.

But ... wouldn't it be cool if someone did show up one day?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2k2qqPy6O4

could he be adjudged fraudulent?

Are the words he uses considered appropriate for public consumption? The accepted description of those from
another areas of space is 'aliens', mediums of all varieties employ this term and the vehicles they use to avoid
the best of our jets are called 'UFOs' (Unidentified Flying Objects) or good-naturedly 'Flying-Saucers'.

He's really really careful with the words and phrases he uses. Do you vividly recall him saying that the 'pilots' of these craft come from outer space?

[EndtheMadnessNow]

Met to post this 2 days ago. 26 years ago on September 11, 1997 the infamous Area 51 caller on Art Bell’s Coast to Coast AM occurred. As a work of Art, it doesn't get much better than this. Using fictions to tell truths.

Or maybe it is true? Who knows, it was all thrilling nevertheless.

[EndtheMadnessNow]

This interview with Jack Sarfatti is wild. The interviewer was way out of his league, though some would say Sarfatti is off his rocker, but very entertaining and for an 84 yr old he has a lot of energy.

Why Aerospace Scientists are Wrong about UFO Propulsion



0:00 - Jack drops a bombshell
12:02 - Mysterious man w/ the island
16:10 - Jack’s Warp drive equation
29:30 - Meta-materials & conscious mind-controlled UFO’s
35:25 - International interest in Jack’s research
46:17 - Jack’s attitude towards academia
51:51 - Garry Nolan’s research on brain function & the paranormal, Harvard Psychologist John Mack
1:01:45 - David Grusch UFO testimony
1:10:52 - Disinformation / misinformation
1:16:04 - Eric Weinstein & Ed Witten
1:23:32 - How worm holes work / Jack breaks down warp drive equation
1:39:24 - UFOs are conscious AI, Michio Kaku & immortality
1:59:12 - Secret billionaires club
2:10:04 - How Jack wants to be remembered

This part on his warp drive theory was interesting:


Favorite quote: "Sarfatti space corporation is going to kick the ass of SpaceX because we're going to show all that rocket technology is not needed...the Sarfatti equation is the first step in creating a wormhole...here to Mars in 30 minutes. Respect the Sarfatti."

"I was in a bar down in Santa Fe drinking with Michio Kaku and I almost got into a fight with Steven Greer."

Sarfatti's website: StarDrive

[A51Watcher2]

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/2JxYjfwzHaA

[BIAD]

I tittered to myself this Thursday morning when the BBC Breakfast News program discussed AI-generated YouTube
videos offering -what the BBC called, misinformation. A young man from their Newsround (for children) explained
that many youngsters believe what they see on YouTube and that most of it is click-bait.
He also reported to the two dunderheads sitting on the sofa with him that Flying Saucers don't really exist.

Here's a piece from the Newsround website posted a couple of hours later. (After NASA's release of their 'findings')

"...Nasa has been looking into reports of mysterious sightings in the skies and it says it's not found any concrete
evidence they are aliens... but admits it's possible that they could be. The space agency says there's "a lot more
to learn" about UFOs - or Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs), as it calls them - as it presented a report
following a long-awaited study into hundreds of reports of sightings.

The Nasa experts said there was no evidence that UAPs came from outer space, but they admitted that they didn't
know exactly what many of them are or what witnesses and recordings actually showed. The report says most UFO
sightings have been explained, but there are a small handful which cannot be immediately identified as "known
human-made or natural phenomena."

Whilst often they are called UFOs - Unidentified Flying Objects - by the public, space experts now prefer to use the
term UAP which stands for Unidentified Aerial Phenomena. Some experts feel that after years of movies and books,
UFOs make people think of science-fiction and not scientific study. UAPs can be anything from an odd sighting in
the sky, to aircraft being used in the wrong way..."

And here's France24's version:

NASA says new program will search for UFOs, declines to identify its director

NASA on Thursday officially joined the search for UFOs -- but reflecting the stigma attached to the field,
the US space agency wouldn't identify the director of the new program tasked with tracking mystery flying objects.

'The official's appointment is the result of a year-long NASA fact-finding report into what NASA calls "unidentified
anomalous phenomena (UAP)." "At NASA, it's in our DNA to explore -- and to ask why things are the way they are,"
NASA chief Bill Nelson said.

An independent team of 16 researchers concluded in the report that the search for UAPs "demands a rigorous,
evidence-based approach." NASA is well positioned to play a prominent role, thanks to its satellite capabilities
and other technical assets. But the agency stressed in its report that any findings of possible extraterrestrial origin
"must be the hypothesis of last resort -- the answer we turn to only after ruling out all other possibilities."

"We want to shift the conversation about UAP from sensationalism to science," Nelson said.

Even if NASA has long explored the heavens, hunting for the origin, identity and purpose of a growing number of
unexplained flying objects over planet Earth is bringing unprecedented challenges. Military and civilian pilots keep
offering a multitude of reports on strange sightings. But decades of movies and sci-fi books about aliens mean the
entire topic is mostly laughed off by the public as the territory of cranks.

That atmosphere explained the unusual decision by NASA to decline to identify the lead UAP official's identity.
"We need to ensure that the scientific process and methods are free," said Daniel Evans, who worked on the
year-long NASA report leading to the announcement. "Some of the threats and the harassment have been
beyond the pale quite frankly," Evans said.

800 'events'
There have been more than 800 "events" collected over 27 years, of which two to five percent are thought to be
possibly anomalous, the report's authors said during a May meeting. These are defined as "anything that is not
readily understandable by the operator or the sensor," or "something that is doing something weird," said team
member Nadia Drake.

The US government has begun taking the issue of UAPs more seriously in recent years, in part due to concerns
that they are related to foreign surveillance. One example of a still unexplained phenomenon was a flying metallic
orb spotted by an MQ-9 drone at an undisclosed location in the Middle East, which was shown to Congress in April.

NASA's work, which relies on unclassified material, is separate from a parallel Pentagon investigation, though the
two are coordinating on matters of how to apply scientific tools and methods. In July, a former US intelligence officer
made headlines when he told a congressional committee he "absolutely" believes the government is in possession
of unidentified anomalous phenomena -- as well as remains of their alien operators.

"My testimony is based on information I've been given by individuals with a longstanding track record of legitimacy
and service to this country -many of whom also shared compelling evidence in the form of photography, official
documentation and classified oral testimony," David Grusch told lawmakers.

Earlier this week, the alleged bodies of two "non-human" beings were presented during a congressional hearing in
Mexico, generating a mixture of surprise, disbelief and ridicule on social media. The purported mummified remains,
which had a grayish color and a human-like body form, were brought by Jaime Maussan, a controversial Mexican
journalist and researcher who reported finding them in Peru in 2017...'

France24:

[EndtheMadnessNow]

Today, September 14, 2023, the NASA Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Independent 17 member Study Team published its final report containing a series of recommendations for how the agency could help to move our understanding of UAP forward.

Summary of the key points from the NASA report on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP):

• NASA has extensive expertise and assets that can be leveraged to study UAP, including satellites, sensors, data archives, and advanced analysis techniques. Its earth science missions provide environmental data coincident with UAP sightings.
  

• Current UAP data is limited because observations are often incidental, lack metadata, and were not optimized to study UAP. NASA can help improve data standards, collection, curation, and integration.
  

• New data should be collected with multiple calibrated sensors and platforms. NASA can provide multispectral data and help develop crowdsourcing tools.
  

• Advanced analysis techniques like AI and machine learning are key, but require high quality training data. NASA can help characterize normal vs anomalous data.
  

• Searches for technosignatures, like for extraterrestrial life, provide techniques to identify anomalies. NASA missions can expand searches within the solar system.
  

• There are no definitive conclusions yet about the nature and origins of UAP. With improved data and analysis, NASA can help place physical constraints and characterize UAP.
  

• Reducing stigma around reporting is important. NASA's reputation can help legitimize UAP studies.
  

• NASA partnerships, like with the FAA, can improve air traffic data collection on UAP and future tracking capabilities.
  

NASA Director Bill Nelson dodges filmmaker James Fox's question on the existence of aliens

"We are all entertained by Indiana Jones finding the crystal skull, so lots of folklore out there - Uh, so that's why we entered the stage, the arena."
— Bill Nelson; UAP Thunderdome of Neverland | Source


You can bet your boots on it!