1 #ufo #aawsap
"thanks to a recent FOIA response by the DIA, to a UAP researcher who wishes to remain anonymous for the moment, we now have copies of 37 out of the 38 DIRDs."
(Includes a paper on biological effects by KG & BioSensors (Implants) by Towe)
ufos-scientificresearch.blogspot.com/2022/03/37-out…
"thanks to a recent FOIA response by the DIA, to a UAP researcher who wishes to remain anonymous for the moment, we now have copies of 37 out of the 38 DIRDs."
(Includes a paper on biological effects by KG & BioSensors (Implants) by Towe)
ufos-scientificresearch.blogspot.com/2022/03/37-out…
4 Some background on the DIRDs from Dr. Hal Puthoff's lecture from two years ago in West Virginia.
Puthoff (HP): "I was contracted to commission papers from experts around the globe. And since we didn’t want to be in the position of going out and saying, 'Hey, we’re trying to
Puthoff (HP): "I was contracted to commission papers from experts around the globe. And since we didn’t want to be in the position of going out and saying, 'Hey, we’re trying to
5 HP: "'figure out this UFO thing. Umm, you know, can you help us out here?' I mean, the publicity associated with that in our black program would have been a disaster.
"So instead, I just simply went out to people and said, 'I’m doing a survey. Where will your particular
"So instead, I just simply went out to people and said, 'I’m doing a survey. Where will your particular
6 HP: "'application or your particular interest in your particular technologies, be in the year 2050, as far as aerospace industry went?' And so if I wanted to know, well…you know, what do we know about invisibility cloaking? I could go to the super expert, even if he’s over in
7 HP: "Europe some place, not revealing anything, and say, 'Can you write us a white paper on where is this invisibility cloaking technology is going?' So, over a two-year period, I let out thirty-eight contracts. I’m going to show you the thirty-eight papers so you can judge for
8 HP: "yourself how technically oriented this program was.
"There were some critics (Greenewald was one. ~Joe) out there that said, 'Oh, well that program was just looking at advanced aerospace vehicles.' I mean, in a sense of what are the Russians gonna do in a few years or
"There were some critics (Greenewald was one. ~Joe) out there that said, 'Oh, well that program was just looking at advanced aerospace vehicles.' I mean, in a sense of what are the Russians gonna do in a few years or
9 HP: "whatever. But, of course, if you read between the lines, and you see you’re looking at warp drive, traversable wormholes and stargates. I mean, we’re not looking for what the Chinese are gonna make next year. This program was absolutely directed toward trying to
10 HP: "address and solve, to the best of our ability, “The UFO Problem.
"In case you have any resonance with people saying, 'Well no, this was just looking at advanced aircraft production.' Well then how do you explain that we had a whole program on evaluating the
"In case you have any resonance with people saying, 'Well no, this was just looking at advanced aircraft production.' Well then how do you explain that we had a whole program on evaluating the
11 HP: "Statistical Drake equation, which is an estimate of how many intelligent civilizations are there capable of technological, advanced in our galaxy? This was definitely a UFO program. A U-A-P program, as we call it.
12 HP: "These papers were collected together and put out as a series of Defense Intelligence Reference Documents (DIRDs). They were put up on a special server called JWICs (Joint Worldwide Intelligence Communications System). As you see here, they were unclassified but for
13 HP: "official use only. So contractors and defense officials, and intelligence community officials…they could all go in and read these papers.
"Now, the DIA often does these DIRDs, as we call them – Defense Intelligence Reference Documents. Typically, a series of papers
"Now, the DIA often does these DIRDs, as we call them – Defense Intelligence Reference Documents. Typically, a series of papers
14 HP: "would go up for…let’s say a few, couple months, for three or four months, and then they’re taken down and replaced with something else. Our thirty-eight papers, it turns out to be the hit bonanza. Years went by and they were still on there being looked at every day,
15 HP: "practically. So, this was really quite a hit series because they’re very advanced, technical, detailed papers on all kinds of things that would be of interest in the community.
"So let me give you a couple of examples. We have one here
"So let me give you a couple of examples. We have one here
16 HP: "called 'Metamaterials for Aerospace Use.' I can talk about an open source sample, I can’t talk about others. And many of you have probably, if you’ve seen various TV programs & interviews and so on, you’ll know about this.
"There was a sample (The infamous, Bi-MG ~Joe)
"There was a sample (The infamous, Bi-MG ~Joe)
17 HP: "that was sent anonymously by a military source. He claimed that his grandfather had been involved in a crash retrieval operation and had gotten some material from it. He didn’t want to identify himself, but he sent it forward for analysis.
18 HP: "Let me pick another one. Spacetime Metric Engineering, which is a mouthful. This happens to be the area that I personally was the leader on."
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"So one of my jobs was then to make a list of all the weird anomalies reported about these objects. Actually, from my
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"So one of my jobs was then to make a list of all the weird anomalies reported about these objects. Actually, from my
19 HP: "standpoint, the weirder the better, because if somebody is making up something and it’s fraudulent and a hoax, they’re gonna try to say something that kind of could sell, and make sense. But then somebody comes up and says, 'Well, you know, I was outside the craft and
20 HP: "'it was only that big but when I got inside, it was a football field in size.'"
~~~
"So in fact, that was one of the papers, in fact, this is the paper that I published. So it was one of the Defense Intelligence Reference Documents, one of the thirty-eight that went up
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"So in fact, that was one of the papers, in fact, this is the paper that I published. So it was one of the Defense Intelligence Reference Documents, one of the thirty-eight that went up
21 HP: "on that special website. But by the way, as I mentioned, we didn’t tell these authors that we got the thirty-eight papers generated by, that this was some kind of spooky UFO program. 'Oh,' we said, 'you can even publish your work in open literature, if you want.'
22 HP: "Of course they didn’t know it had anything to do with UFOs. So in fact, I published my paper, Advanced Space Propulsion Based on Vacuum (Spacetime Metric) Engineering, in a physics journal. Now we kept the list of these titles and the authors still secret, & then finally,
23 HP: "somebody, through a Freedom of Information Act request, got a letter from John McCain, which listed all of the papers and the authors, and their affiliations. And I thought, 'Oh my gosh, that means my phone is gonna ring off the hook saying, "What? You didn’t tell me this
24 HP "was a UFO program!'” But actually, I haven’t heard any pushback, so. Lucky so far. The papers generally have not been released by the Dept. of Defense (They have now! ~Joe) & the intelligence community. And only a few have begun to publish some of the work, as I did here."
25 This was an excellent lecture and the full transcript (with pics that HP included) can be read at the link below.
(BTW, the DIRD studies cost $15,000 each, or $570,000 for all 38.)
H/T: @KeithBasterfie1 for this info!
ufojoe.net/hal-puthoff-tr…
(BTW, the DIRD studies cost $15,000 each, or $570,000 for all 38.)
H/T: @KeithBasterfie1 for this info!
ufojoe.net/hal-puthoff-tr…
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