P.J. Denyer
Penultimate Amazing
No, that highlighted one is true. I managed to get my hands on one of their machines many years ago.
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I bet you know it after that's probed you!
No, that highlighted one is true. I managed to get my hands on one of their machines many years ago.
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No, that highlighted one is true. I managed to get my hands on one of their machines many years ago.
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Wait, where are theUAP Reporting Center
@UAPReportingCnt
FOX News just openly discussed alien species that have visited Earth.
• Greys
• Nordics
• Insectoids
• Reptilians
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Wait, where are the
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www.knowrogan.com
Not the same show. I saw Spielberg interviewed on morning TV the other day but did not pay much attention. I don't think I'll be watching either.Joe Rogan interviewed the director. Marsh and Cecil reviewed the interview. Cecil lost it at the first clip.
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#0063 - Dan Farah: UFO Disclosure
Michael Marshall and Cecil Cicirello break down Joe's November 2025 interview with ‘Age of Disclosure’ director Dan Farah. Main How the Soviets stole nuclear secr…www.knowrogan.com
Looks like a fun movie. Spielberg has been into this genre for a long time, from Close Encounters to E.T.Oh boy. Oh boy. Oh boy. This will bring them out of the woodwork!!
Even less connection to reality than the "disclosures" to date.
Thank you Mr Spielberg.
PS. It's not a documentary folks. No. Really. IT'S NOT A DOCUMENTARY! Seriously.
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Oh, really? Okay then.Not the same show.
Mario Nawfal
@MarioNawfal
The Pentagon released UAP footage showing a humanoid figure identical to what was seen over Sequoia National Park in 2015.
Same shape and movement. 5 years apart.
When it keeps appearing in declassified records, it’s no coincidence but a pattern
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People need to get out of their basements more.
Sorry for being lazy, but can you provide an example of 'this stuff' that 'more' service members weren't given access to for no good reason?The flip-side of this BS is the military's knee-jerk need to classify this stuff as top secret, which no branch has issued an explanation, nor defense, or any justification. All of these videos could have been cleared up immediately if more service members had access to them. Especially the balloons, which most of these are, and the birds. The DoD ties its shoelaces together too often.
Sure, everything in the current UAP files on video. All of the videos are stove-piped by way their different commands, and or functions. Reaper drone footage, surveillance balloon footage, gun-camera footage are all handled and processed in a system wherein everything is self contained. So if an F-18 pilot, or crew comes across something weird they can't show everyone. A pilot might not get a good look, and unless the UAP is a threat to their aircraft, or interferes with operations it is not a priority (which is why it's unidentified). Bur let's say an aircraft carrier had a way random crew members could screen these sightings my guess is they'd be solved quickly. Every UAP video has been debunked, and the UAP identified quickly once they've been released to the public. The more eye on the subject the faster the ID.Sorry for being lazy, but can you provide an example of 'this stuff' that 'more' service members weren't given access to for no good reason?
The movie is already at the cinema now: Disclosure.UAP Reporting Center
@UAPReportingCnt
FOX News just openly discussed alien species that have visited Earth.
• Greys
• Nordics
• Insectoids
• Reptilians
A few years ago this would’ve sounded impossible. Now it’s being discussed in front of millions.
Something is changing. Disclosure feels closer than ever.
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This doesn't sound like a great idea to me. There are no 'random' crew members on an aircraft carrier. Everybody has a job to do, and for most that doesn't include identifying UAPs. I expect a few specialists who are trained and experienced at it would solve them faster. If other crew members are not aware of it so what? It's not like UAPs are some big deal the whole crew needs to know about. These days knowing what's for dinner (if anything) and which toilets work is more important on US aircraft carriers.let's say an aircraft carrier had a way random crew members could screen these sightings my guess is they'd be solved quickly.