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Around 57 minutes, he says if Elizondo is right that there's a government conspiracy to cover up UAPs and that's part of the reason he quit his government job, then if TTSA now has metamaterials allegedly from UAPs, why give them back to the same government who is covering things up? "To me that's one of the silliest things you can do. So I think we need to start asking 'Why are you doing that?'
originally posted by: zazzafrazz
....Tom is again talking about gods talking to us is probably alien tech.
Oh he also asked who Carl Jung is...
originally posted by: celltypespecific
The Greatest Minds in Ufology Speak:
Is the US government hiding UFOs in a Las Vegas hangar?
The strange story of the salvaged UFOs began with the abrupt resignation last autumn of a senior Pentagon official. Luis Elizondo was the head of a hitherto unknown government operation called the Advanced Aviation Threat Identification Program (AATIP), which was run by a team of 12, based on the fifth floor of a part of the Pentagon called C-ring.....
Since then, Elizondo, whose impeccable credentials were confirmed by The Washington Post, has remained largely silent on the subject. But in an interview with The Sunday Times, he says that the programme was never wound up and continued to monitor UFO sightings until as recently as last October, when he quit....
With the official title of director for the national programs, special management staff, Elizondo’s role included maintaining files on all unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs)...
Where AATIP departed from past operations was that a private contractor was recruited to assist with the top-secret work. In the four years from 2007 to 2011, Bigelow Aerospace, a company founded by Robert Bigelow, 73, an entrepreneur and self-avowed ufologist, was paid $22m....
By 2007, he had gathered enough evidence to persuade a small group of senators who shared his interest in the paranormal that the government should be involved in the search....
According to abovetopsecret.com — a site devoted to “conspiracy theories, UFOs and the paranormal” — Bigelow approached Mufon in 2008 with a business proposal to buy its database of UFO sightings and archive of evidence, including quite possibly alien artefacts: “The contract was offering a total of $672,000 if Mufon delivered. By November 2009, $334,000 of the promised $672,000 had been paid … money that we now know came from US taxpayers.”
originally posted by: mirageman
originally posted by: celltypespecific
The Greatest Minds in Ufology Speak:
Once again Uncle Bulgaria peers over the top the Times newspaper at you.....
Which is funny because once upon a Times......
Is the US government hiding UFOs in a Las Vegas hangar?
The strange story of the salvaged UFOs began with the abrupt resignation last autumn of a senior Pentagon official. Luis Elizondo was the head of a hitherto unknown government operation called the Advanced Aviation Threat Identification Program (AATIP), which was run by a team of 12, based on the fifth floor of a part of the Pentagon called C-ring.....
Since then, Elizondo, whose impeccable credentials were confirmed by The Washington Post, has remained largely silent on the subject. But in an interview with The Sunday Times, he says that the programme was never wound up and continued to monitor UFO sightings until as recently as last October, when he quit....
With the official title of director for the national programs, special management staff, Elizondo’s role included maintaining files on all unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs)...
Where AATIP departed from past operations was that a private contractor was recruited to assist with the top-secret work. In the four years from 2007 to 2011, Bigelow Aerospace, a company founded by Robert Bigelow, 73, an entrepreneur and self-avowed ufologist, was paid $22m....
By 2007, he had gathered enough evidence to persuade a small group of senators who shared his interest in the paranormal that the government should be involved in the search....
According to abovetopsecret.com — a site devoted to “conspiracy theories, UFOs and the paranormal” — Bigelow approached Mufon in 2008 with a business proposal to buy its database of UFO sightings and archive of evidence, including quite possibly alien artefacts: “The contract was offering a total of $672,000 if Mufon delivered. By November 2009, $334,000 of the promised $672,000 had been paid … money that we now know came from US taxpayers.”
So wow! The Times of London sourcing abovetopsecret.com hey?
Now I wonder who and where it was posted here?
Hmmm That's the one.....
You've never been to Wimbledon have you Cellty?
I predict Sir Tom Delonge will win the Noble Prize in 2020. Mark my words.
Bigelow takes out the most knowledgeable private ufo group and basically takes it over for Uncle Sam.
The agreement with DIA did not mention UFOs at all. It used more generic terms such as future threats and .... as well as human interface and human effects, meaning Bigelow's team would study people who reported unusual experiences beyond seeing UFOs.
A ranch in Utah, known for decades as the site of bizarre encounters, became a living lab for the study.
I-Team Reports May 2018
originally posted by: coursecatalog
What little we do know about it comes from things Grant Cameron has said.
“None of us at TTSA consider ourselves ‘Ufologists’ or part of the ‘Ufology culture,’ in fact, most of us come from a U.S. Government background (both Defense and Intelligence) and consider it our patriotic duty to work alongside our friends in Government should they see an advantage to improving our national security and protecting our people,” Luis Elizondo, a former Pentagon staffer and TTSA’s Director of Global Security and Special Programs, said in an interview.
There seems to be a sort of ideological polarization within the organization which swings between being contenders for military contracts and a UFO research organization.
Now armed with a five year deal, TTSA and the government will work together on research and development for future military technology. ..........
“If all goes as planned, the next year will lead to additional opportunities to cooperate with the government and conduct a more detailed analysis and product development,” Elizondo said....
In August of 2019, To the Stars signed a “cooperative marketing agreement” with TruClear Global to “cooperate on joint development projects as well as to provide advanced technology solutions to United States Government clientele.”
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