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There was no program. But they could take the Kona Blue proposal, rewrite it and change the name, and shop it to private investors. Which Elizondo did. That does not create a link to any "government program".
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KKelvin replied to the thread Yankee Blue - The Hazing Ritual Responsible for Some Military Belief in UFOs?.I would like to see any artifacts that might have been created for the fake program, such as the quad chart he mentioned. I think it would be funny. And it might get some of the "witnesses" to go public and confirm those are the documents they saw.
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Ann K replied to the thread Rep. Luna Requests UAP Video, With a List of Names..I find the video singularly unimpressive. Grusch talks about the "overhead collection" - From satellites? Planes? He doesn't say. He says "I cannot explain them prosaically". Whoop-ti-doo. Ryan wants to know if they're going "at velocities". He... -
Good thought! KONA BLUE as the private TTSA actually makes a fair bit of sense in the usually UFO convoluted way. One of the things that came out, was the BAASS team thinking they were going to get their hands on meta-materials from crashed...
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Mellon had him as the host/facilitator for a Disclosure symposium as late as last year. I saw him and the other UFO people paling around at the McMinnville UFO fest last year multiple times. He was with Knapp, Corbel and others, plus his usual...
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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...
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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...
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Secretary of Defense. referring to quoted upthread Correct. Kona Blue was nothing more than a rejected proposal. Disclosed by AARO, ironically.
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The Secret Service has been complaining about being underfunded for years now, having to protect too many potential targets doing so much travel, and having trouble hiring people for relatively low pay and lots of overtime... -
More on this topic, from Ben Meiselas / Meidas Touch: Here is the critical detail that is getting lost in all the noise: the incident happened on a floor above where the dinner was actually taking place. Not in the room. Not near the room. Up a...
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Hopefully President 48 will tear down the Epstein Ballroom on 1/20/29 (if that monstronsity actually gets built). You gotta love how all these charlatans are on the same page about how vital a WH ballroom (suddenly) is because of security... a...
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econ41 reacted to boringrealit's post in the thread Washington Correspondents Dinner Shooting with
Agree.
No matter if it was real or staged, the reactions online are interesting. No one seems to believe it. Interesting times we're living in. -
MonkeeSage replied to the thread What could the "flying saucer"-shaped object located on a mountaintop in Southern CA be?.There is a small airport and skydiving school about 4 miles North of the identified house location. https://skydiveperris.com/...
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MonkeeSage reacted to Starflint's post in the thread What could the "flying saucer"-shaped object located on a mountaintop in Southern CA be? with
Informative.
Source: https://www.tiktok.com/@ledrack.vfx/video/6972659325907094789?lang=zh-HansI found another highly similar case from the following year, and I'm not sure if it was a copycat or just a coincidence. Since the video was merely a repost, I... -
MonkeeSage reacted to Mick West's post in the thread What could the "flying saucer"-shaped object located on a mountaintop in Southern CA be? with Informative.
https://www.metabunk.org/sitrec/?custom=1/DropOfGold/20260429_224306.js Matching the hill profile and then the size of the object, comes out at about nine feet across, so some sort of canopy seems plausible. Helicopter for scale...
