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Len Ber MD's avatar

Very insightful, and equally applies to the subject of Havana Syndrome/Directed Energy/AHI

Rob H's avatar

Agreed. I'm aware that Havana Syndrome/DEW are by default an inherent integration for many prominant NHI UAP and especially Legacy Program Disclore & accountability proponents.

Not unlike how experiencers are also an often unspoken component of the holistic disclosure effort.

A rising tide lifts all boats. No person left behind.

Shiloh Lee's avatar

This is great man! I admire your courage to do this! I could never

Nick Covello's avatar

In layman's terms, you are patronized into a corner by characterless megalomaniacs 😂🤷‍♂️

Christophe's avatar

🙌🏼♥️☮️

Joseph Felser's avatar

The picture of the Glomar Explorerer reminds me that some years back I was listening to a podcast that featured the late Earl Grey Anderson of California MUFON. He talked about how when he was a kid, his mother, who worked for Hughes, confessed to him that she knew that UFOs were real because the company was working on them, and that she’d visited this vast underground facility beneath the desert (in NM?) where this happened. I may have missed it, but I never heard anyone else follow up on this. If Nixon really knew about UFOs, his friend Howard could have been a solid source.

Ellemscott's avatar

We’ve had 4 UAP file drops correct?

Where are the Roswell files?

Seems to me this case would blow everything open.

If it was some secret advanced balloon that crashed, There would be documentation on it.

If it wasn’t, again there would be LOTS documentation, and possibly confirmation.

It’s interesting these files were not released?

If it was advanced tech, that would settle the discussion pretty much.

That tech would be obsolete now(no threat to national security), and any people involved are long gone.

We should be demanding these files specifically.

I don’t know what to believe right now.

Roswell files however could settle this debate?

Champ EZ's avatar

Around 4:40 p.m.[228] on August 12, a Bell 407 helicopter (N31VA) owned by the Virginia State Police crashed 7 miles (11 km) southwest of Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport, killing two Virginia state troopers who were on board.

Virginia State Police (VSP) has been using a software tool called Fog Reveal to collect and analyze cellphone location data without a warrant, raising significant privacy and legal concerns VPM+1.

How the Tool Works

Fog Reveal is a commercial product from Fog Data Science that aggregates location data originally collected by smartphone apps. This data is sold to various clients, including advertisers, the military, health insurers, and law enforcement VPM+1. The software allows officers to:

Sweep an area to see which phones were present at a given time.

View a 90‑day “pattern of activity” showing where a device traveled

Rob Tromp's avatar

You'd be surprised what sort of Ginsu steak knives they are manufacturing in the BRIChead sellout world today, pretending they are tofu dreg nerf toys to cast aspersions on sharper tools. The center of all space-times doesn't cut the LARPs, it just magnifies the laughter at self-important assholes who think they are the main characters of the 2026 Antichrist Olympics till the medalist round shows them the stake knives undead really gerber

Christian Rosenkreutz's avatar

Thank you so much Matthew Brown. You bring me sanity! Keep up the good fight.

Randy's avatar

Thank you, again, Matthew, for blowing away the "fog of war" in which we operate.