Two Government Accountability Office (GAO) officials are reportedly visiting military facilities across the country to interview service members about UAP sightings, how their bases handled those reports, whether witnesses were treated respectfully, and whether the Pentagon’s UAP office (AARO) properly documented their accounts. The findings will be included in a GAO audit of AARO mandated by Congress, but the agency has said they will not be released publicly. Source: Weaponized Podcast (Jer...

RT @planethunter56: Cartel drones huh “Sources also tell Liberation Times that the U.S. government - including its UAP office, the All‑do…

RT @planethunter56: Cartel drones huh “Sources also tell Liberation Times that the U.S. government - including its UAP office, the All‑do…

RT @ChrisUKSharp: Sources also tell Liberation Times that the U.S. government - including its UAP office, the All‑domain Anomaly Resolution…

Cartel drones huh “Sources also tell Liberation Times that the U.S. government - including its UAP office, the All‑domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) - is aware of data indicating extreme‑performance incidents. These reportedly include objects traversing the Atlantic Ocean from end to end in three seconds, as well as similar episodes of rapid acceleration observed in the vicinity of Japan.” https://t.co/5OIbnztTGO

Sources also tell Liberation Times that the U.S. government - including its UAP office, the All‑domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) - is aware of data indicating extreme‑performance incidents. These reportedly include objects traversing the Atlantic Ocean from end to end in three seconds, as well as similar episodes of rapid acceleration observed in the vicinity of Japan. [Quoted] NEW: The Push for UFO Disclosure Intensifies as Pressure Mounts on Donald Trump https://t.co/iDQTHuYTBo

The Pentagon's UAP office, AARO, secretly seated the former Director of CIA's Directorate of Science and Technology - one of the primary stakeholders in the UAP legacy programs - on its advisory board, while whistleblowers believed their protected disclosures to AARO were safe. Under the kinder, gentler Dr. Jon Kosloski, AARO is no different. It is a whistleblower catch-and-kill operation. It is a perversion of democracy. @StephenM you cannot trust the leadership of @DoW_AARO

Nothing says totally neutral encyclopedia like a page about the societal effects of UFO belief that manages to sound like it was written by someone who thinks the 1950s never ended. Meanwhile, the U.S. government has an actual UAP office, Congress has held public hearings, and multiple officials have testified on the record. But somehow we are still expected to act like anyone who takes ufology seriously is automatically fringe, dangerous, or one step away from wearing a foil hat in a basemen...

RT @ChrisUKSharp: The American Taxpayer paid for a UAP office which refuses to provide any analysis to support the videos.

RT @ChrisUKSharp: The American Taxpayer paid for a UAP office which refuses to provide any analysis to support the videos.