Pentagon has released declassified UFO photos, videos and reports on new AARO website linked

originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
I’m actually somewhat encouraged …….that in my lifetime….I’m seeing, witnessing, an actual public accessible government office website dedicated to UFO’s.

That opportunity was not afforded to the general public from previous government programs within the computer social media age….i.e. AAWSAP (AATIP), UAPTF.

Btw was there a gap filling inside government program office between Blue Book ending in 1969 to 2007 AAWSAP??

(Bigelow’s NIDS AND BAASS were contracted? and did not, as far as I know, have a physical office in the government i.e. at the pentagon)

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Sigh! Isn't this more of the same? Only that information that they deem to declassify will be available to us?

a reply to: TheLieWeLive

You must have missed the pics of Rumsfield dumpster diving.

a reply to: quintessentone

As true as that might be……my emphasis is on the “visual’s” we now have that we didn’t have before. As for the content of the AARO website…..that’s a different matter one might take with a grain of salt.

Put it this way…..would you rather not have a government website dedicated to UFO’s….and continue to be left in the darkness. It’s better than nothing.

For what it’s worth….they are trying to be visually transparent…..

It’s a young website….give it time to grow…….grow into what? Who knows…..

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is that the best they got? And those explanations?. jesus wept.

What happened to the footage Gordon Cooper shot. What happened to the footage from Bentwaters or the footage from the other nuclear facilities that had various objects show up and hang around for hours. The hasselblad level cockpit camera footage, where is it?

Are we supposed to believe the US has blown so much of it's military budget on all sorts of new tech but totally forgot to upgrade the camera tech from the early 1900s.

originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
a reply to: Ravenwatcher

In your opinion…what do you think the “hidden agenda” is? 🧐

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Honestly I think they are planning something that will change society as we know it , I find it strange and believe all this transgender propaganda and the UFO/Alien propaganda is tied together somehow can't put my finger on it but it's pointing towards controlling population and birth rates The UFO's maybe the dynomite that sets off the whole agenda and give the government total control .

Again I can't put my finger on it but something isn't right and it's going down right in front of our eyes .

originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
a reply to: quintessentone

Put it this way…..would you rather not have a government website dedicated to UFO’s….and and continue to be left in the darkness. It’s better than nothing.

they've just decided for whatever reason to have a dedicated disinfo site for a while. it won't last long, they'll try a shark jump in a few months then take it down in embarrassment

originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
a reply to: quintessentone

As true as that might be……my emphasis is on the “visual’s” we now have that we didn’t have before. As for the content of the AARO website…..that’s a different matter one might take with a grain of salt.

Put it this way…..would you rather not have a government website dedicated to UFO’s….and continue to be left in the darkness. It’s better than nothing.

For what it’s worth….they are trying to be visually transparent…..

It’s a young website….give it time to grow…….grow into what? Who knows…..

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For me, Ophi, it's not enough. I would like to see that select committee formed where they get subpoena to go snooping around wherever they want, whenever they want, including classified materials.

That select committee would give subpoena powers to force leaders in the Department of Defense and others to testify and push past the “roadblocks” the group has faced so far in seeing classified material and getting timely responses, Burchett said.

“We’re running into a lot of roadblocks there, and that’s the problem with this whole thing. It just creates more and more conspiracy theories because our federal government is so arrogant and so bloated, and they’ll just run out the clock,” Burchett said. “I’m guilty of this as well, but Americans want their pizzas in 30 minutes or less, and that’s about our dadgum attention span.”

Burchett and Luna haven’t heard back from the Speaker since they made the request, they said. The Hill has reached out to McCarthy’s office for comment.

thehill.com...

originally posted by: cre8chaos
Just saw that when I opened the first page of Bing! I am no good at posting an OP so I am glad someone who has more words than myself had found and posted this.! I M excited to see what comes from this. Hopefully not a bunch of nothing burgers.

Keep hope alive!

a reply to: quintessentone

Q….I agree…the select committee would be a leap forward, procedurally.

But then there’s still no guarantees you’ll get the answers your looking to get.

At least with the website…..for however long it lasts…..one can check for updates.

Have you clicked on everything clickable yet? If you did….did you not find at least one thing that was interesting to you?

For all intents and purposes…..it’s a general public website of unclassified information….bottom line. I can guarantee you’ll never see classified information on it. You’ll only see what they want you to see.

The website itself is the government fulfilling its commitment attempt to be “transparent” to the general public.

Never again will the question….”when will we see a website for AARO” ever be asked…..

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a reply to: Soloprotocol

I'm sure they've been "lost" like so much other historical evidence of milestone achievements of mankind

a reply to: Ophiuchus1
Probably put some awesome CGI on there ?

With the years of conditioning by Hollywood, Television and controlled information release, I wouldn't be surprised that now that our military has taken point on this subject, the next step is to build Fear.
Fear guides, controls, focuses and sways people. Once they put the fear of "aliens" in people's minds, next come the "programs" aka budgets.
Without fear, people would scoff and massive budgets for new advanced projects because I'm guessing either black-budget funding is about to be exposed or the sources are drying up.
Notice how our illegal drug problem is possibly out of reach by the CIA and others that profited since the 70s? The "powers that be" need a new source and what better motivator than Fear.

Just a thought

a reply to: Gothmog
Lucky for us that we can't smell it then...

Kind of light on descriptions of the incidents.
As where and when, and who...Like for instance:

"I was walking my dog along the bay, and all of a sudden, the dog barked, and I looked up and saw this huge saucer shaped like a this or that, etc." Later as I was feeding the dog, a little grey 5-foot creature popped into the foyer and stole his puppy chow!"

Or I was flying my F16 20,000 feet, and as I was chillin' to Tuapc, I looked out west and saw a 1000-foot silvery grey translucent spaceship.

Stuff like that one might see on YouTube or Mufon.

No video?

They got to do better than that.

a reply to: Ophiuchus1

I will keep an open mind, but viewing anything from radar is wrought with issues and artifacts. This is what a figher pilot had to say and that was after the aircraft's radar was updated in 2014. Damn, they were only able to film lightning sprites with new high speed cameras within the past two years.

If the phenomena I witnessed with my own eyes turns out to be foreign drones, they pose an urgent threat to national security and airspace safety. If they are something else, it must be a scientific priority to find out.

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One reason why additional “objects” have been detected by the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) in recent days could be because the command recently readjusted its filters to better spot slow-moving targets operating above a certain altitude, a source briefed on the matter told CNN.

The filters were only readjusted and broadened in the past week, the source said, after a high-altitude, suspected Chinese spy balloon transited the US and ignited a debate over the United States’ ability to detect and defend against any potentially threatening objects entering its airspace.

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Radar and weather artifacts.





Potato cameras and potato radar.

Like I said, I will keep an open mind and I hope the AARO will also receive explainable pictures from NASA and other organizations with the proper surveillance equipment for our purposes of debunking or believing, or further investigation and discussion.

They are only releasing what they want us to see.
The good stuff will stay classified.

a reply to: introufo

The videos are on the front page…..



Just click…then click on the video thumbnail pictures to get the full video.

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Hicks takes direct oversight of Pentagon’s UAP office; new reporting website to be launched

A change in who’s in charge now?

Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks recently moved to personally oversee the Pentagon’s unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) investigation team formally known as the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office, DefenseScoop has exclusively learned. And a new website will soon be launched where incidents can be reported.

Hicks now holds regular meetings with AARO’s inaugural director, Sean Kirkpatrick — who she’s also repositioned to report directly to her. The Pentagon’s second-in-charge took action late last month, partly to help speed up AARO’s development and launch of a congressionally mandated public website where the organization will be expected to disclose its unclassified work and findings and offer a secure mechanism via which users can submit their own reports of possible UAP observances.

In separate discussions over the last week, Hicks and Pentagon spokesperson Eric Pahon briefed DefenseScoop on new details regarding the deputy secretary’s near-term vision for AARO — and the latest status of the new website and reporting mechanism ahead of an official announcement from the Defense Department expected on Thursday.

“formally known as” AARO??? This has to be a mis print…..or is it foreshadowing yet another name change?

The DOD loves the game of convolution….

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originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
Pentagon to release declassified UFO photos, videos and reports on new website

Pentagon spokesman calls new site a 'one-stop shop' for publicly available information on unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs)

The Pentagon on Thursday announced the launch of a new website with the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), which will provide the public with declassified information about UFOs, or what the government calls unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs).

Pentagon spokesman Brig. Gen. Patrick Ryder said at a press briefing that the new website will provide the public with information including videos and photos associated with resolved UAP cases as they are declassified and approved for public release.

New AARO website link ————> www.aaro.mil...

Welp…it’s a step forward…I think? Let see where it leads….

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This is the 9th time our government publicly looked into ufos with presented evidence & still nothing.
UFOs from off planet are just cover stories for black budget projects of major governments worldwide.
1909 those Wright bros took flight & 66 years latter we flew rockets to space & landed men on the moon.
Imagine what has been developed from 1969 to 2023 ?

Here is the other issue, conspiracy theories prior to the internet & social media were very neutered with a touch of reality in them .
Now with social media 24/7 the mentally vulnerable are embracing every insane idea imaginable ( I have a thread about this ) & now conspiracy theorists distrust most everything. So even if the government provides proof & disclosure, the vast majority of people who want disclosure will deny it out of distrust.
Conspiracy is a true ouroboros .

originally posted by: Ophiuchus1

Funny thing….so far as I’m aware there is no specific “UAP-related Pilot Reports (PIREPs)”…

Think we'd have far more luck with NORAD's OPREP-3 reports mate.

No-one's discussing those and lo and behold NORAD are exempt from the FOIA.

Think I'm getting a bit cynical these days but to me this speech just smacked of BS.