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Had a little fun and made this song/video for you all on #ufowtitter #uapx #uaptwitter #ufox
What do you think? Is it đĽ or is it đď¸??? đ¤Ł
(Warning: Has explicit lyrics don't watch if you are easily offend, a minor or lack a sense of humor.) đ
Thanks to @likeitmatters3 and @PhilJay1974 who I borrowed a few images from for the video. #music
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If this turns out to be the Sarfatti email chain I might die of laughter.
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Now that Jake Barber (@jakebarber2025) has been hired by @EricBurlison, @RepEricBurlison, it might be a good time for Burlison and other members of Congress to review the quoted post below that contains screenshots of DMs that Barber sent to me that clearly indicate intimidation and grooming tactics.
If heâs working for and being paid by our government using our tax dollars, maybe he should be looked into his behaviors when he first became public as a âwhistleblowerâ.
Vibes of Intimidation, Potential Grooming Tactics in DMs To Me From Jake Barber about Skywatcher Event in Palmdale, CA.
In a shocking and somewhat alarming set of Direct Messages (DMs), Jake Barber (@jakebarber2025) reached out to me in an odd invitation to a future Skywatcher (@SkywatcherHQ) event in Palmdale, CA. Which should be exciting, but the undertones of the messages are what threw up immediate red flags.
The initial message, sent to me without a request from me to DM or invitation, was sent by Jake to me in an obvious attempt to convince me that I was on the proverbial âwrong side of historyâ. Hereâs what threw flags for me:
1) From the first paragraph throughout the entire message, Jake never refers to himself as âIâ or âmeâ, but âweâ and âusâ. Notice, this isnât from the Skywatcher account. Itâs from his personal account. So who is we?
2) âI would encourage you to leave yourself a path outâ - Iâve been told this before and itâs a tactic used to make a person believe that the inevitable is on the horizon and Iâm on the wrong side and will want to be forgiven when Iâm wrong.
He goes on to say âthere are things happening that you donât understandâ - again, insinuating that the inevitable is happening and Iâm uneducated/ignorant about it. But what else could be happening then what heâs already shown?
3) âThere is a complex disclosure plan underway that is seven years in the makingâ which is âgenuinely for the welfare of humanity - including youâ - again, insinuating that Iâm on the wrong side of historyâdisclosureâ and that I should consider switching my stance.
4) Here is where the scare tactic comes into play: âWe know who you are and your âworkâ historyâ - this is a bit unsettling as my complete identity isnât public and especially my âworkâ history. I actually ask him multiple times to clarify what he means and he still has not answered the question in detail.
5) âYou have an opportunity to be an important voice in the movement. This is an invitation to end up on the right side and see what is really going onâ - This is where the feeling of a potential grooming tactic starts: to be an important voice in the âmovementâ. Keep reading to see why.
6) Why was a I targeted? âSpecifically you because your background and personal interests are in alignment with oursâ - Umm. What? My only background that aligns with any of them is Iâm a veteran. Other than that, I donât believe what theyâre doing is anything noteworthy or works. This is what Iâve been saying about veterans being targeted in this community. There is a reason: resume = credibility, not evidence or proof.
âWe believe you can still be spared from agency paid propagandists. The others - not so muchâ - Who are âthe othersâ?
There are several other messages where I was showing interest in attending but after analyzing the messages, talking to several people inside of the community and outside, it was advised that I not accept the invitation.
I was informed that during the filming of the last episode of Skywatcher, that several of the âcrewâ were armed with rifles while on the premises. Why? They rented the property (see @dave_beaty post). To me, itâs a major risk on my part (and anyone elseâs) to go to a random place in the middle of nowhere with people I donât know personally who may be suffering from undiagnosed mental instabilities or PTSD and are armed. It sounds like a potential recipe for disaster, especially for someone like me that would ask critical questions and not sugar coat anything.
It is my belief that there is an attempt underway to target and manipulate veterans (specifically those with any type of characteristics of PTSD) to partake in this seemingly cult-like group of individuals who have been caught multiple times lying about their backgrounds, specifically Barber. This is a PSA to the community.
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Ashton (@AshtonForbes) is offering money to doxx @TheDominoesFall, because Ashton was suspended for violating @X's Suicide and Self Harm Policy.
Is this type of conduct and behavior okay on your platforms? @michaelo @Safety @discord @discord_support @YouTube @TeamYouTube
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ALIEN PHOTOS AND YANKEE BLUE
In July 2026, I submitted a number of written questions to former AARO Director Sean Kirkpatrick, as part of my research for an article that I haven't published yet.
One of my questions (#1) pertained to photos that a number of people claim to have seen, purportedly depicting recovered non-human vehicles and/or bodies. As an example, I quoted this statement by David Grusch: "I did get access to crash retrieval photos and everything. So Iâve seen the recovered vehicles and everything...I got a small smattering, a sample of that, of ones that have landed or crashed on the surface of the Earth." (Fox News Big Weekend Show, June 13, 2026) The core of my question #1 was: "Let us assume for the sake of discussion that at least some of those individuals, while holding security clearances and in some cases while serving as active intelligence officers, did indeed view in classified settings images that they sincerely believe depicted craft of nonhuman origin and/or bodies of nonhuman beings. I have to wonder: What did they see?"
I also asked Kirkpatrick, as Question #2, if he could offer any specifics that might help those filing FOIAs to locate government records pertaining to the "Yankee Blue" fake-alien enterprise that he and former AARO Deputy Director Tim Phillips said they had discovered. Kirkpatrick has spoken of the Yankee Blue matter in the Wall Street Journal in mid-2025, and in an April 2026 speech. But the matter was kept out of AARO's March 2024 Volume I historical report, ostensibly to allow the Air Force inspector general to fully investigate the matter, and the volume 2 historical report is two years overdue. The Pentagon has mysteriously failed to locate records documenting Yankee Blue in response to FOIA requests.
Kirkpatrick provided on-the-record answers in an email dated July 19, 2026. Note that this was about three months before the publication of the book "Out of the Shadows" by former UAP Task Force Director @jaystratton. The book includes Stratton's account of a briefing he gave to Kirkpatrick in 2020 at USSPACECOM (on page 200). Because Kirkpatrick discusses the same meeting, and also answered my question about Yankee Blue records, and because my intended article is not yet ready for publication, I've decided to publish Kirkpatrick's responses now as additional data points for those studying and debating the relevant histories.
Sean Kirkpatrick's answers to my Questions #1 and #2 appear verbatim below. I offer no comments of my own here; when I transmit someone's answers that does not mean that I endorse them. When I want to express an opinion on something, I will do so explicitly.
In the meantime, Kirkpatrick's answers are data points. Compare and contrast them with information from other sources. If you have pertinent comments on his specific answers or the underlying subjects (those being purported photos of in-custody nonhuman craft or bodies, the Kirkpatrick-Stratton encounter at USSPACECOM, and Yankee Blue), state your observations in a straightforward manner, or make your arguments on the merits. Those who instead post here ad hominem attacks on Kirkpatrick, Stratton, Phillips, David Grusch, or others, will probably be blocked. This is not a thread about Skinwalker Ranch, or briefings and claims associated therewith.
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ANSWERS BY SEAN KIRKPATRICK (July 19, 2026):
1. Jay Stratton briefed me while I was at USSPACECOM. Iâd known him before. He showed me everything he had and what he had gathered at the time was nothing more than the collection of videos and frames pulled from the videos that have already been released to the public. He had briefed me to get my review of their analysis, and to be a reviewer of his first task force report [the UAP Task Force]. The analysis needed a lot of work and the report, when provided, was filled with unsubstantiated conspiracy theories, most of which were written by Grusch who worked with Stratton at the time. The report had to be massively corrected/rewritten (others did that, not me, I just provided edits and comments).
As for pictures of crafts or bodies, he had none to share. Frankly, neither did anyone else, just stories. What I saw from Yankee Blue showed a real photograph on what looked to be a saucer shape with someone in a lab coat standing over it. Since it was a real photograph, people would accept it for what they see in it. If you look at it and are told thatâs an alien craft, youâd probably believe it at first review. The mind sees what it wants to believe. Itâs not until you learn that it is a photograph of the heat shield of the lunar lander upside down that your mind sees the truth.
If Grusch (or anyone else) saw these alleged pictures, then where are they? Who showed them to him? Where did he see them? What organization? When? I suspect his answer will be âitâs classified and I canât share it.â BS. He had and still has an opportunity to share with the Director AARO who is cleared and has authorities to view. No such information has been shared by him or anyone.
2. I was present with the Secretary of the Air Force when he directed his staff to take action [regarding Yankee Blue]. Other than the ensuing IG review I do not know what form that action took. It was also nearing the change in administration and subsequently the change in AF [Air Force] leadership, and there was a lot lost in translation.
ALT Former AARO Director Sean Kirkpatrick (left). Former UAP Task Force Director Jay Stratton (right).
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Two officially released AAWSAP reports vs. "AAWSAP reports" that appeared in the PURSUE 7 release. See the difference?
It is clear to me there is a stark difference (classification markings, formatting, contract number references etc) between the two.
Why is this important? It shows a clear difference between what AAWSAP was officially (with the exception of 1, no DIRD talks about UFOs) and what it was for BAASS... then later framed erroneously by those spreading stories and outlandish UNPROVEN claims to media, blogs and podcasts.
What exactly did AAWSAP do vs. what it was supposed to do? Again, I'll let the public decide on if it all was a proper appropriation of funds, or funded by someone else, and later, not framed right in the public spotlight for further financial gain.
But both sides of the conversation (government, and those in the private sector) have seriously muddied this entire story, offering their own version of the "facts", and constantly contradicting each other. In addition, those financially benefiting in their own way pushing these stories for years, offer very little in the realm of asking the right questions, or pushing the issue of these contradictions.
Why is that? More people should be asking. The time for more "ground breaking" books for $22.99, and "it's classified, I can't tell you" when the questions begin to be asked, has long gotten old.
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UAPTF (UAP Task Force) all have benefitted monetarily from their involvement with UFOs and the narrative of a conspiracy of the U.S. Govt, DoD (DoW), and IC obtaining and concealing alien spacecraft and bodies.
Lue Elizondo - books, shows, podcasts, paid speaking tours, news segments, etc.
David Grusch - podcasts, producer or consultant on multiple films and shows, speaking engagements, news segments, etc.
Travis Taylor - multiple shows including Skinwalker Ranch, books, speaking engagements, conventions, etc.
Jay Stratton - documentaries, appearances on Skinwalker Ranch, speaking engagements, conventions, books, news segments, podcasts, etc.
Itâs not a coincidence. Youâre belief in a phenomenon is being monetized by those who embellish claims with no evidence via their government resumes.
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I've uploaded the #UFOhistoryGroup research compendium to Gemini Notebook, allowing you to research the 18,910 page Majestic 12 research compendium @UFOCircleJerk & I compiled. Ask questions, read source material, quizzes & flashcards.
Embedded link in the comments belowđ
@AAWSNAP1947
Join @aawsnap1947 @ufocirclejerk & myself this Sunday for our 11th #UFOhistoryGroup space, part 1 of a 2 part series, covering my favorite topic-Majestic 12!
Embedded link to the 19,000 page research compendium in the quoted tweet below.
nitter.gq/i/spaces/1dKYkKrBqgERQâŚ
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David Gruschâs lawsuit update:
â¨A hearing is set for November 20, 2026, in his FOIA case against the Department of Defense (1:26-cv-00607, E.D. Virginia).
Grusch is seeking 2023 records from the Senior Intelligence Oversight Officialâs office about any âunauthorized disclosure complaintâ involving him or UAP/UFO terms.
DoD released 40 pages (out of ~6,632 potentially responsive) that include a letter confirming an Air Force phone call raised concerns but that no formal complaint was filed with that office.
The only remaining issue is whether DoDâs search was adequate.
Both sides have moved for summary judgment;
the November 20 hearing will address that.
Here are the main public links to the case:
â˘CourtListener (best free source for the docket and many filings):â¨courtlistener.com/docket/723âŚ
â˘PACER Monitor (the link cited in the brief):â¨pacermonitor.com/public/caseâŚ
Case details:â¨David Charles Grusch v. United States Department of Defenseâ¨Eastern District of Virginia, Alexandria Divisionâ¨Case No. 1:26-cv-00607 (LMB/WEF)â¨Judge: Leonie M. Brinkema
Official court records are also available through PACER (paid), but CourtListener is the most practical free option.
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How many people heard Jay Stratton say on âAge of Disclosureâ heâd seen alien craft and beings and assumed it was inside a government program or hangar?
Turns out it was personal sightings at Skinwalker Ranch.
How long was that mystery hyped before we actually learned the details? And how many will be misled again when his sensationalized, dramatized series comes out?
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Jay Stratton reveals that his statements about seeing UFOs and nonhuman beings with his own eyes actually took place at Skinwalker Ranch.
This is important because that means he's lying.
How many people heard Jay Stratton say on âAge of Disclosureâ heâd seen alien craft and beings and assumed it was inside a government program or hangar?
Turns out it was personal sightings at Skinwalker Ranch.
How long was that mystery hyped before we actually learned the details? And how many will be misled again when his sensationalized, dramatized series comes out?
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"JONATHAN GREY" at ESALEN Institute
[March 29th & 30th - 2024]
"...Leslie Kean who brought along a self describe whistleblower (Jonathan 'Gray')"
"After dinner, we were brought back to the main room to hear the promised revelations from a secretive whistleblower who compared himself to DAVID GRUSCH, no less."
"Everything was dramatically orchestrated, cell phones were confiscated. Then the man simply rehashed far-right themes with little content behind them..."
Jacques Vallee - Forbidden Science 7
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Here is some more fuel for the fire.
drive.google.com/drive/foldeâŚ
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Hey @LueElizondo - eat a bag of dicks.
I served in the USAF. I wore that uniform. I took the oath. And I am done being polite about this.
On April 10, 2023, you posted this: âIâm aware of all the facts regarding this true story and to call it a bombshell story would be an understatement. Buckle up!â You linked the Deadline piece about Simon & Schuster winning the rights to Scott Andrewsâ memoir. He claimed was pulled out of school for weeks every year from 1St through 12th grade, received an honorable discharge from the U.S. Air Force, and worked in âspace intelligence communicationsâ as a MINOR, while having zero memory of any of it, before later developing remote viewing and suffering Havana Syndrome symptoms after getting too close to the truth about some classified program.
You didnât just share the article. You vouched for it. You said you know âall the facts.â You called it true. You told people to buckle up. That is an active endorsement of the claim that the USAF ran a sanctioned program that removed kids from school, put them into classified intelligence work, and erased their memories.
YOU are un-American. YOU are unpatriotic. And it is personally offensive to every one of us who actually served.
We did not enlist so that 3 year enlisted puke turned civilian contractor turned celebrity and a fictitious bullshit memoir author could try to rewrite the USAF as a child-recruiting operation that traffics in psychic kids and memory wipes.
The Air Force I served in does not kidnap grade-schoolers, stick them in space intel, and then gaslight them about their own service records. We do not run âsanctionedâ programs that treat children as disposable assets for whatever remote-viewing or bullshit fantasy is currently being sold to publishers. The idea that we would is a SLANDER against the institution, against the people who raised their right hands, and against the families who trusted us with their sons and daughters when those kids were old enough to volunteer as adults.
You may not know how the military actually works, having only served 3 years - but you should. But you still put your name and your âformer Pentagon / proud veteranâ disgusting branding behind a story that requires the USAF to have systematically exploited children.
You didnât say âinteresting claim, needs evidence.â You said the facts are known to you and the story is true. That is permission-giving for the worst kind of conspiracy garbage aimed at the service that trains, equips, and deploys the people who actually defend this country.
I am angry because I watched young airmen show up, learn the job, take the risks, and carry the weight. Some of them came home broken. Some didnât come home. None of them were grade-schoolers pulled out of class for secret space duty. To suggest otherwise, and to have someone who markets himself as a veteran bless it, is a betrayal of the trust that uniform is supposed to represent. Youâre not a patriot. Youâre lying scum thatâs providing bullshit disinformation that enemies of the United States can exploit for division and distrust.
If the claim were real, the evidence would not be a fatherâs file, recovered memories, and a book deal. It would be in the personnel system, the medical records, the legal paper trail, and the people who would have had to sign off on it. None of that has been produced. What has been produced is a sales pitch, and your pathetic opportunistic ass chose to amplify it.
I am not interested in your bullshit books, your interviews of curated bullshit, or your carefully managed image as the man who âdid the right thing.â You endorsed the idea that the Air Force exploited children in a sanctioned program - you crossed a line that veterans do not get to cross without consequence.
We do not get to casually endorse stories that make the service look like a child-abusing enterprise and still expect the people who actually wore the blue to stay quiet.
Fuck you.
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Kean is the granddaughter of Congressman Robert Kean. Her uncle is former New Jersey Governor Thomas Kean, and her cousin is Congressman Thomas Kean Jr.
The New Yorker reported in 2021 that she has "a modest family income" (income derived from inherited wealth), grew up in New York City and attended Spence School and Bard College, helped "to found a Zen center in upstate New York".
Career
Kean worked as a photographer at the Lab of Ornithology at Cornell University.After visiting Burma to interview political prisoners in the 1990s, she began working as an investigative journalist, producer, and on-air host at KPFA, a Berkeley, California-based radio station and the flagship station of the Pacifica Radio Network and for Flashpoints, a left-wing drive-time news program covering wrongful convictions, the death penalty, and other criminal-justice issues.
Kean has published works relating to UFOs since 2000, and has been a guest on Coast to Coast AM.
Her book UFOs: Generals, Pilots and Government Officials Go on the Record, published by Penguin Random House, was a New York Times best seller.
Kean belongs to the UFO organization UFODATA
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Here is an embedded link to the Majestic 12 compendium for next week's #UFOhistoryGroup space. No download required. Not a Google drive link.
You can read the document right there in the browser.
@UFOCircleJerk @AAWSNAP1947
I understand people's security concerns with clicking links, hopefully this proves the link isn't malicious. If you still have concerns, you can run the link through virus total.
archive.org/details/majesticâŚ
We can get high res images in the air like when Russia tried to dump fuel on one of our drones and of space assets like this Chinese knock off X37.
But for some reason all the "ufo" footage is blobs and blurry dots?
Im calling BS. #aviation #ufotwitter
