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Here's a technical report of the third-party candidate list crossmatch results: https://github.com/jannefi/vasco60/blob/main/releases/final_release_v1/docs/vasco_candidate_crossmatch.pdf Main Conclusion The dataset as-obtained is not a strict...

From today's Washington Post: Surveillance footage reviewed by The Washington Post shows that Cole Tomas Allen appeared to raise his shotgun in the direction of a Secret Service officer who then fired at him at least four times as he bolted...

All right. Security officer Hazing. One of my favorite blast things I found uh Yankee Blue um I'm sure many of you are familiar with the SAPCO organizational structure, but in case you're not, quick rundown. OUSDI [?] has a SAPCO office that...

Here's a technical report of the third-party candidate list crossmatch results: https://github.com/jannefi/vasco60/blob/main/releases/final_release_v1/docs/vasco_candidate_crossmatch.pdf Main Conclusion The dataset as-obtained is not a strict...

I think I found the hills. Pin location is approximate. In 2020 there was vacant land behind, but as of 2026 it is being developed. 33.7065N, 117.2158W. Properties along this road (Milky Way) have the same style of fence seen in the...

Sean Kirkpatrick recently presented an account of his time at AARO and discusses Yankee Blue.... Source: https://youtu.be/bi0H_mkwTW0?t=4515 The reaction of the Secretary of the Air Force when he told him that they'd found the Alien Program...

I'm not sure which alternative to pick. Most likely is probably that Elizondo had a real role of some kind within the continuation of AAWSAP and worked with the nasty stuff. Probably Project Consciousness in that case, because it seems to be a...

That's how I understand it. Lue talked to someone in Mattis's office, not Mattis himself. Thank you for posting the sources.

But he only "picked the name" after Lacatski and Reid came up with it. Again, if they were using it, why would they use a name that referred to "nasty stuff and psycotornic" torture? He says that in the book. The name had to be AAWSAP, because...

Flying Saucer! ...or a wooden crucifix type thing? (33.714393° -117.220421°)

That's what I thought. I really don't see how you can arrive at that. Most of the discrepancies are explainable. AAWSAP was an actual funded program, set up by Lacatski and Reid, likely for Bigelow's benefit. I think they really believe this...

I think Lacatski is mostly honest about AAWSAP. They made that database, those DIRDs, researched on the ranch, traveled to Brazil for some interviews or research, and so on. My guess is that AATIP is as described in the Kona Blue presentation...

Sean Kirkpatrick recently presented an account of his time at AARO and discusses Yankee Blue.... Source: https://youtu.be/bi0H_mkwTW0?t=4515 The reaction of the Secretary of the Air Force when he told him that they'd found the Alien Program...

But he only "picked the name" after Lacatski and Reid came up with it. Again, if they were using it, why would they use a name that referred to "nasty stuff and psycotornic" torture? He says that in the book. The name had to be AAWSAP, because...

Elizondo likes mythology-building. Like some others in Ufology, he is eager to push the idea that the US government, or at least some sections of some government agencies, take UFO reports seriously and know more than they're telling us (hence...