(1) @JeremyCorbell on "Talk Radio with Howard Hughes," 5-23-21: "Everything Bob Lazar has said has stood the test of time for over 30 years." Real world: After 32 years, there is a mountain of evidence that Lazar (fake scientist, felon) is a liar, but zero real evidence the
govt. has 9 intact alien craft, or that Lazar has alien super-powered "115" isotope as claimed. Each Corbell-Knapp "Bob predicted" claim collapses when examined. (2) Ex-Sen. Harry Reid said this month he doesn't believe the U.S. has alien debris-- that he's heard such #ufotwitter
stories only from "conspiratorialists," not "credible." Yet the Lazar-Knapp-Corbell story is that the govt. had 9 intact alien craft by 1988, and even a decade or more earlier. (3) Corbell: "Bob Lazar told us about these craft and how they operate in 1989." Corbell, in his
simple way, thinks that Lazar's 1989 mumbo-jumbo about alien anti-gravity tech is EVIDENCE supporting Lazar's tales of working on alien spacecraft-- as if there hadn't been 40+ years of reports of wingless, gravity-defying objects before Lazar surfaced!
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a broadcaster who for over 30 years has promoted the controversial claims of felon Bob Lazar to have worked on a secret government program studying captive alien spaceships, today threw new fuel on the fire by abandoning his previous claim to know the exact location of a sample
of an alien-manufactured isotope that is said to have uncanny powers to manipulate time and space. Knapp, whose Twitter handle is @g_knapp, has for 32 years promoted and shaped the tales of Lazar, who Knapp first brought to public attention in 1989. Lazar, then age 30, claimed
CONGRESIONAL UPDATE: Contrary to earlier pessimistic assessments, it now appears that the long-stalled Intelligence Authorization Act (IAA), with its UAP-related cargo, will be enacted after all. #ufotwitter
This is the bill to which the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI) last June linked a call for an unclassified UAP report in 6 months. The IAA now has been incorporated into a massive end-of-session bill, containing coronavirus-relief provisions, funding for
federal agencies through Sept 2021, etc. This 5,593-page package is referred to as "the omni." Unless something goes badly awry, it should be signed into law within days.
UFOs 2020: This thread is intended as a catch-up for people whose attention is newly drawn to recent published revelations regarding interest, by some organs of the U.S. government, in certain UFO events. This thread touches on some significant developments of the past 3 years.
Credit for expanding interest in the subject owes much to groundbreaking journalists, chief among them Tim McMillan of @debriefmedia. Check out his remarkable 12-2-20 piece on classified UFO reports and photos being circulated among intelligence agencies. thedebrief.org/fast-movers-an…
I am Douglas D. Johnson, a researcher-contributor affiliated, as a volunteer, with the Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies -- a small, invitation-only research group. However, all views expressed through this Twitter account are my own, including everything in this thread.
Big news from Tim McMillan at The Debrief: A classified 2018 U.S. government agency intelligence report regarded “non-human” tech as one real possibility for UFOs encountered by military pilots. An "extremely clear" photo of a large, triangular UFO thedebrief.org/fast-movers-an…
was included in a second classified UFO report issued just a few months ago. All that follows are direct quotes from McMillan's @Debriefmedia article:
Several current and former officials with the DoD and individuals working for multiple U.S. intelligence agencies
told The Debrief that there was much more going on behind closed doors. Multiple sources confirmed for The Debrief that the UAPTF [Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force, operating out of the Office of Naval Intelligence] had issued two classified intelligence position reports,
1/9) BREAKING: Dept. of Defense release: "On Aug. 4, 2020, Deputy Secretary of Defense David L. Norquist approved the establishment of an Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) Task Force (UAPTF). The Department of the Navy, under the cognizance of the
2/9) Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence and Security, will lead the UAPTF. The Department of Defense established the UAPTF to improve its understanding of, and gain insight into, the nature and origins of UAPs. The mission of the task force is to detect,
3/9) analyze and catalog UAPs that could potentially pose a threat to U.S. national security."
The UAP Task Force actually has been around for awhile, operating within the Office of Naval Intelligence and under the media radar.
1/19) UPDATE and INQUIRY: In the much-discussed UAP-related language found in the June 17 Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI) report on the Intelligence Authorization Act (IAA), one of the subjects that the Director of National Intelligence would be instructed
2/19) to cover in a 2021 UAP report is "3. A detailed analysis of data of the FBI, which was derived from investigations of intrusions of unidentified aerial phenomena data [sic] over restricted United States airspace."
3/19) When the SSCI report was published on June 17, some people speculated about the purpose of the FBI reference.