Clark Watson 🇦🇺 (@SubRosa_Secrets) header
Clark Watson 🇦🇺 (@SubRosa_Secrets) profile picture

Experiencer & UAP Activist, uNHidden, Mufon, Sub Rosa Secrets, mediocre guitar player, worse mechanic, Lover of dogs and Vintage Vinyl , Joker & Midnight Toker.

Albury, New South Wales
Joined March 2022
It was a treat getting to sit down with Rhys for a chat. Thoughtful questions from a great interviewer doing his part to normalise the discussion. 👏 Thanks for making me feel so welcome @TheUFOzzie 👌🏻
🚨 Here is my interview with investigator & experiencer @ClarkJonWatson This is what Disclosure should really look like. New, tough and honest conversations about hard UFO truths. But what about the human experience? Please share & watch here youtube.com/watch?v=e5NXx7rH… #ufoX #Ufotwitter
6
4
41
11,065
Clark Watson 🇦🇺 retweeted
Musk knows.
I say this with all due respect. A lot of people in the IC saw the email thread with you (and other DOD contractors) being shown things that you and the rest acknowledged weren't us and don't know what or where they are from. I'll let the people that went to you tell that one.
80
119
9
1,085
40,487
Clark Watson 🇦🇺 retweeted
Over on YouTube now… His Grandfather Witnessed a UFO at a Secret Military Base | Rhys Dalton-Morgan youtu.be/HizQA9PfQS4
1
8
1
37
3,845
Clark Watson 🇦🇺 retweeted
Don’t sleep on this one folks. A great mind, one of the best young researchers out there, @TheUFOzzie takes you on a journey for 2.5 hours youtu.be/HizQA9PfQS4
8
11
2
67
6,623
Clark Watson 🇦🇺 retweeted
My latest @Substack is now live Are Some of Us Wired for Contact? Why do some of us encounter the phenomenon from childhood, whilst others spend their entire lives searching for it? And what if the difference isn’t entirely out there? Link in comments.
9
14
5
60
6,774
Clark Watson 🇦🇺 retweeted
It appears that Burchett and Burlison will also win tonight, plus Andre Carson. So that's 5 out of 5 for the most vocal, pro-UAP members of Congress. Although, Moskowitz has been a bit quiet of late. Luna is part of the 5.
26
33
8
351
11,175
Clark Watson 🇦🇺 retweeted
Yep
It would be a great day to tell the truth about UFOs!
17
29
408
8,172
Clark Watson 🇦🇺 retweeted
This month an AI model produced hundreds of new results in maths and theoretical computer science. A group of mathematicians called for a boycott. Pope Leo XIV stressed the distinction between humans and AI. What happens when capabilities we thought uniquely human are demonstrated by something that isn't human? David Whitehouse asks whether the first alien intelligence we meet could be a machine. We may be building something that challenges us in similar ways. For uNHIdden, this is about ontological shock: how people and societies cope when fundamental assumptions about the world are challenged. Preparing for non-human intelligence may also mean preparing for transformative AI. spectator.com/article/the-fi… #OntologicalShock #AI #uNHIdden @drdwhitehouse
2
9
16
819
Clark Watson 🇦🇺 retweeted
18
138
8
975
17,969
Clark Watson 🇦🇺 retweeted
Interesting as yet UNVERIFIED claims from someone purporting to be a legacy program insider, especially in the context of what Admiral @GallaudetTim has recently told @seanhannity about undersea NHI allegations. The post from @overclassifiedx shares a lengthy anonymous account from an alleged 19-year insider in compartmentalised UAP programmes, detailing logistics for recovered vehicles, two manufacturing sites (one under the mid-Atlantic and one in a mountain range), biological specimens, hybrid lines, and dual paperwork trails for material transfers. - It follows @overclassifiedx 's teaser post, claiming months of verification on sensitive information from a source who requested secure channels, with the reveal positioned as a major shift in public understanding of UFOlogy. - The account references international reverse-engineering efforts, increased activity at both sites, presidential briefing limitations, and a silence protocol for the Atlantic facility, drawing comparisons in replies to earlier anonymous leaks such as the 4Chan post. - The post by @overclassifiedx (28 October 2026) presents an anonymous first-person account from someone claiming 19 years in deep, non-budgeted UAP recovery and logistics programmes. The author states they received it three months earlier, verified it independently, and released it as received. Key claims include: - Role and early observations The source handled logistics, chain-of-custody, and medical transfer orders only—never flying craft or opening power modules. Paperwork was deliberately mismatched to physical inventory. The first intact vehicle seen (2004) had a smooth hull that deformed rather than shattered on impact and contained a sealed thermos-sized mass producing a measurable gravitational gradient. A later technician who ignored the “leave sealed” protocol was killed and destroyed half a bay; afterward only two people on the roster were authorised to handle exposed modules, and never together with others. - Two manufacturing sites Most recovered items are now “product,” not wreckage. The main facility sits under the mid-Atlantic, deep enough that ordinary sonar loses it, and is mobile enough to relocate every few years when surface traffic increases. It fabricates vehicles to task, equips them, and later recovers most of them. The US intercepts only a minority (damaged, overstaying, or deliberately allowed). The majority contain no pilot; the few that do are almost always already dead. Living recoveries are rare and trigger separate medical compartments most teams never see. - A second site is inland in a large but lesser-known mountain range. Files on it are thinner, intercepts fewer, and close approaches almost never successful. Recovered material shows the same basic propulsion architecture but a different production signature (fewer recyclable components, more one-way designs, higher rate of vehicles ignoring stand-down cues). Behaviour is assessed as more hostile: closer approaches to restricted airspace, faster escalation when sensors lock, and at least two cases where recovery teams aborted because the objects risked collision rather than evasion. No reliable contact pattern or “silence protocol” equivalent exists for it. Personnel cleared for both sites are told not to assume the facilities answer to the same authority. - Biological material and hybrids Three living individuals were transferred in the source’s time: two small grey types and one larger, heavier-limbed being whose skin did not match any terrestrial reptile. None spoke in any recordable way; interaction (when it occurred) was one-way and non-verbal. All three died within months. Hybrid programmes pre-date the source’s involvement; records of late-1960s/early-1970s cohorts showed most offspring dying in infancy, with a small number surviving. Those files carried a retention code the source was never authorised to open; requests were logged then quietly deleted. -Certain biological specimens and hybrid-line support items move under dual paperwork: a normal classified internal log, plus a parallel trail using contractor shipping codes, civilian medical-research covers, and destination facilities absent from any military or intelligence property list. Volumes are small and infrequent, but the second trail is deliberately thin so that material can be relocated or held without a record visible even to most people cleared for the primary programmes. At least one destination has been constant since the late 1990s. Reconciliation attempts are logged and closed without action. The source processed three such dual-routed transfers; in each case the primary log showed the item remaining while the contractor paperwork showed it leaving. - Operational doctrine and contingency Standing instructions frame the arrangement as a boundary rather than a war. Nuclear events and certain high-energy tests draw precise, temporary responses. Wider disclosure is said to risk collapsing the institutions needed to maintain the boundary; current secrecy is presented as the least-bad option. The source once accepted this but is now less certain, citing the mountain site’s different behaviour and the dual-routing practice. - A logistics contingency treats prolonged loss of contact with the mid-Atlantic facility (silence exceeding roughly 11–14 days) as higher priority than any single recovery. If the threshold is crossed, non-essential reverse-engineering test shots freeze, certain hybrid-line medical assets move into deeper holding, and pre-written notifications (never yet sent) are staged. The threshold has never been crossed but was approached twice; both times the facility resumed just inside the window. No parallel protocol exists for the mountain site; loss of its sparse signature is treated only as an intelligence gap. Dual-routed biological items are excluded from the silence-protocol holding instructions. - International programmes and public narrative The US, China, Russia, France, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan all run active recovery and exploitation efforts. Rankings the source saw (updated every 18 months) consistently put South Korea and Japan ahead on materials replication and partial power-system stabilisation; their work is quieter and held more in industrial than military channels, and they appear to have solved at least two interface problems that still kill test articles on the US, Chinese, and Russian sides. France focuses on older material and sensor derivatives. Taiwan is smaller but well-resourced and viewed as high-risk due to proximity to larger players. China and Russia prioritise kinetic/countermeasure applications over pure replication. The US holds the largest physical inventory by volume, but the reverse-engineering performance gap has narrowed and reversed on specific subsystems in the last two cycles. Foreign programmes appear to have no better access to the mountain site; most confirmed recoveries still trace to Atlantic-linked vehicles. - A significant fraction of public speakers remain on agency or contractor payrolls and are tasked with releasing partial or distorted accounts that raise the noise floor so accurate fragments become indistinguishable. In the source’s years of access to relevant distribution lists, only two individuals ever matched the internal record on points not already cleared for controlled release; neither has done the podcast/book circuit, and one spoke only once under restricted conditions. Neither mentioned the mountain site or dual routing. - Presidential briefings and recent changes The current President has been briefed on more of the subject than any predecessor in decades, but not on the entirety. Recovery inventories, older hybrid-line status, precise Atlantic facility location and cycle, the mountain site, silence-protocol thresholds, dual biological routing, and the latest South Korean/Japanese performance assessments remain outside materials prepared for him. The decision to withhold those sections was made below the level that normally requires presidential notification and was reaffirmed in the last review cycle. Previous administrations received even less. - In the last 36 months Atlantic-site production has increased; newer vehicles show shorter transition times and, in three cases, behaviour consistent with brief displacement rather than continuous trajectory. Recovery teams have been ordered to prioritise biological material over the vehicles themselves; additional containment capacity has been stood up at two unnamed sites. Mountain-linked activity has also risen (more close approaches, two further aborted recoveries, one vehicle whose power module destabilised and had to be remotely vented). Foreign reporting streams show the same tempo increase. The silence protocol has not triggered, but the margin to the threshold narrowed twice; one dual-routed biological transfer the source processed fell inside one of those windows. - The source is writing because the last transfer orders included instructions to prepare long-term medical holding for specimens not yet recovered—something that had never happened before in the time they were cleared. They state they do not know what is coming, but list the larger-than-public inventory, continued Atlantic operations, the more aggressive mountain site, off-books biological routing, multi-nation technical race, controlled public voices, the Atlantic silence contingency, and the reaffirmation of compartmentalisation last spring. The account ends by saying the source is not asking to be believed on their word alone, only providing a partial map if the tempo continues to rise, and does not expect to be able to send anything further. - These remain anonymous claims presented without supporting documentation in the post itself. They are very similar to the well-known anonymous April 2023 4chan /x/ thread (starting with post #34629564), in which a poster claiming intimate knowledge of the US UFO programme (minus the previous two years) described a mobile, automated construction facility in the Atlantic Ocean. oddwoo.com/4chan-ufo-leaker.… Key details from those original posts and summaries: - UFOs are primarily unmanned drones, built to specification for each deployment rather than mass-produced identical craft. The mobile construction facility (sometimes described as a large “burger”- or hamburger-shaped platform, or carrier with fabrication capability) hides in the ocean, mainly within the Bermuda Triangle / mid-Atlantic area. It almost never leaves that region (it has done so only twice according to the poster), can remain submerged through hurricanes, and relocates mainly to launch or recover craft. binauralbeats.fun/4chan-ufo/ - The facility is believed by the US to have been active on Earth for at least 100 years (or much longer—possibly thousands of years, based on historical depictions). It is thought to be AI-driven. It destroys or disables anything that approaches too closely (with near-instant, calculated responses that can vapourise matter and disrupt electronics) and will disappear for days if approached aggressively. It generally ignores civilian vessels but has exceptions. binauralbeats.fun/4chan-ufo/ - Most recovered craft contain no biological pilots (or only dead ones); earlier decades reportedly had more crewed vehicles. Biological entities (often grey-like humanoids) are rare; bodies are typically removed before recovery teams can examine them. Craft return to the facility (or rarely leave the planet). The US assessment was that the operators act like “keepers of a zoo,” largely uninterested in daily human activity unless nuclear, environmental, or conflict-related problems arise. Propulsion involves gravity manipulation (linked by the poster to Element 115 / moscovium) and exotic materials. usubjects.com/article/reddit… - The poster framed the facility as non-human in origin (not a secret US or foreign government plant), with the US and other nations reverse-engineering recovered technology. Disinformation was said to be widespread. The account was later discussed in UFO circles, podcasts, and videos, and has been compared to elements of David Grusch’s testimony and ocean UAP reports, but remains entirely unverified anonymous claims with no corroborating evidence. youtube.com/watch?v=_7fKVglJ… These points closely parallel the recent @overclassifiedx post’s description of a mobile mid-Atlantic facility that fabricates vehicles to task, recovers most of them, sits deep enough to evade ordinary sonar, and relocates when surface interest grows—along with the emphasis on mostly pilotless craft and biological material handling. The 4chan version places heavier emphasis on the Bermuda Triangle, AI control, aggressive self-defence, Element 115, and a multi-century (or longer) presence.
This quoted post is unavailable.
23
46
6
264
20,574
Holly is an inspiring voice for hope and change. Honestly she's just the best!. If you're not all over her work, you know where to click👇
Part 3 of my Experiencer Series is now live. Experiencer Voices Matter wehavecompany.substack.com/p… I’d love to hear your thoughts 😘
1
8
444
Clark Watson 🇦🇺 retweeted
New website up now. Check it out via the link in bio.
4
20
465
Clark Watson 🇦🇺 retweeted
A credible national resilience conversation would explain: 1. What has changed? Why is the government placing greater emphasis on preparedness now? 2. What are the credible scenarios? Cyberattacks, prolonged power failures, sabotage, military escalation or disruption to essential services? 3. How serious are these risks? What is plausible, what is unlikely, and what remains uncertain? 4.What is the government doing? What responsibilities belong to government, infrastructure operators, communities and households? 5. How should people prepare psychologically? How do we build confidence, agency and resilience rather than fear? That final question is especially important. Unexplained warnings can leave people filling the information vacuum with speculation, rumours and worst-case scenarios.
The national resilience moment that very nearly barely happened: A huge amount of work has gone on behind the scenes to plan for the "Be Ready" rollout, which was first trailed during the dying days of Sir Keir Starmer's government. Andy Burnham inherited the project as well as leadership of the much-promised but minimally-delivered national conversation on defence. Yet he appears to have chosen not to speak out on the launch of the new readiness campaign despite its national significance. Even Dan Jarvis, the security minister, who is leading on resilience, stayed away from journalists on Thursday, instead just publishing his ministerial statement and sending out a written post on social media. This lacklustre approach was met privately with disappointment among members of the resilience community. The concern - rightly or wrongly - is that it creates the impression that preparing the country (every post code!) for the possibility of any crisis, up to and including war, is not a top priority for the government. news.sky.com/story/be-ready-…
1
8
14
921
Clark Watson 🇦🇺 retweeted
2
4
41
2,405
Wobble!
It is now 37 years ago that the last episode of #Blackadder Goes Forth was screened. This TV gold concluded 3 hrs of unmatched of comedy to many of us. But there was a deeper message throughout encapsulated in this moving final scene. Vid: BlackadderQtes
1
81
Clark Watson 🇦🇺 retweeted
In Out of the Shadows, Jay Stratton recounts a senior HHS official telling him that UAP are “not just a national security issue” but “a public health issue.” uNHIdden agrees. Preparedness must include physical and mental health, ontological shock and societal resilience - not defence alone. @JayStratton unhidden.org/preparedness-pl…
🤖 Made with AI
2
21
1
41
1,240
Clark Watson 🇦🇺 retweeted
“We have the money, the power, the medical understanding, the scientific know-how, the love and the community to produce a kind of human paradise. But we are led by the least among us – the least intelligent, the least noble, the least visionary.” — Terence McKenna
91
1,473
134
3,515
46,642
Clark Watson 🇦🇺 retweeted
With the exception of Ross and a handful of other journalists, I don't think many people fully appreciate the potentially historic developments I believe are unfolding behind the scenes at the White House. Whether they ultimately come to fruition remains anyone's guess. In a few years, we may find ourselves reading about what could have been. Or we may be on the verge of witnessing something extraordinary. Either way, hold on tight.
Journalist Ross Coulthart says that U.S. President Donald Trump is now fully aware of the existence of the legacy UAP program, and that Devin Nunes, the Chair of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board, is overseeing it at the highest levels of the White House. Source: NewsNation
77
105
10
666
34,549
Clark Watson 🇦🇺 retweeted
When important people are saying "It's too late to do anything about it" that usually means it's exactly the right time to do something about it.
34
313
9
2,820
25,623
One of the most authentic people I’ve ever met, an absolutely sensational Guy! Congrats, Pete, you’re a master of service to others!
Jaya’s 50th Event. A big thank you to you all for your support, encouragement and love.
1
5
174