1 #ufo Speaking about the 144 incidents in the ODNI report, Greenewald said, "they could not put 143 of them in any category that they came up with" and, "the other explanations, they said, were, potentially, classified systems from our own military, or,
2 JG: "a foreign advisory. But they were unable to identify any of the cases they investigated into those categories. What's interesting, with the resources of the U.S. military, they couldn't put them in those categories. So, it's a short list of what's left."
4 Would've been nice if @robbysoave & @ryangrim had known of JG's previous statements on Showtime:
"There's a big possibility, with incidents like the Nimitz (Tic Tac), the Rooosvelt encounters (Gimbal & Go Fast) & quite a few others through the years, there's a big possibility
5 JG: "THAT is done by the US military itself. Now we know that the @USNavy says, 'Well, we have no idea what these things are.' But that doesn't mean that that the @usairforce, who has been mysteriously quiet about the whole UAP/UFO issue, doesn't know what they are."
6 I think it's safe to assume the ODNI report, which looks back to 2004, includes Tic Tac encounter, & maybe Gimbal/Go fast, in the 143 unexplained incidents. In this recent interview, JG touted the military & their resources in being able to rule out that those were our
7 secret tech or foreign adversarial. Does JG still feel it's a "big possibility" those 3 incidents, or any one of them, are our black tech & USAF might know about it?
IMO, a perfect example of horrible analysis by JG.
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2 LMH: "Which one of your many investigations most convinced you that UAP/UFOs are advanced, non-human intelligences & technologies that interact with our planet, humans & animals? In all of that work that you did, was there a case, or a variety of something, that really
3 LMH: "convinced you - and I understand that I'm making the assumption that you now have a conviction that we are dealing in UAP/UFOs, with something that is OTHER than Homo sapien."
Lue: "I think, for me, is when you have the eyewitness testimony of fighter pilots, that is
"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)
1 #ufotwitter - Jim Semivan: "When we got married, we moved into a house and we had poltergeists in that house for many, many years, and we lived with that. And we thought it was fine and it was not an issue with us. We didn't give it any energy, we knew they
2 Semivan: "were there...footsteps. I mean, I can tell you stories, and it was just incredible. But it was sort of, they almost became sort of the family, right? So we didn't think anything about that. So to us, it was just sort of like, 'Well, okay, it's just part of this
3 Semivan: "'unnatural thing or natural things that happen and what have you.' But I remember calling my contact in a government part of this program I'm with. Because I always say, 'Let us know if you have any more.' And I called the guy up. And you know the name and you've
1 #ufo Semivan: "I mean, the issue isn't the craft. I mean, the craft are the craft. The craft, we think, they're physical, & they're non-physical @ the same time. In other words, they show up, they show up on our radar, & then they just disappear completely. And they just become
2 Semivan: "non-matter, right? That quickly, in the blink of an eye. So you look at that, and you go, 'Okay.' That's why Jacques always said, 'Are they flying or are they objects?' Well, we don't even know if they're flying, or they're objects. They could be objects, & something
3 Semivan: "totally subjective, or something immaterial, that, you know, is holographic in nature - don't know - that actually is able to show radar returns. But the big issue for me is always going to be: It's not a question of what are those things, you know, it's like, what's
1 #ufo - Semivan to @stuartdavis: "If I knew...I mean, I try to explain this to people...I mean, I just...I couldn't abide, you know, living with the fact if I knew that there was some kind of nasty, conspiracy thing going on, and I knew about it...I mean, I'd be shouting to the
2 Semivan: "rafters about it. Because it's just so wrong. I mean, we've discussed MILABs earlier on, and, you know, you talk about something that is really, you know, problematic. I mean, boy, I'll tell you, you know, I feel sorry for that. I didn't mean to bring it up,
3 Semivan: "I didn't want to discuss it, but that's another thing that I don't know what to do with."
2 If ur company wants guidance on how to get ahead of the curve on the coming race for #UAP knowledge & the related tech that may help us solve the mystery, and/or give you a heads up on what investments u might want 2 explore as attitudes shift on the subject, it's a great read.
3 As with most things, it wasn't written with the UFO community in mind. And when Lue tweeted about transparency in relation to this report, I think he meant the fact that a company (SpaceTech) that had nothing to do with UAP in the past, is now openly publishing this report