Christopher Sharp
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PersonJournalistChristopher Sharp is the founder and editor of Liberation Times, reporting on UAP policy, government programs, defense sources, and international disclosure developments.
Christopher Sharp is the founder and editor of Liberation Times, reporting on UAP policy, government programs, defense sources, and international disclosure developments.
Christopher Sharp is a British journalist and editor who founded Liberation Times, an online publication devoted to unidentified anomalous phenomena. His reporting emphasizes government policy, defense and intelligence sources, legislation, international programs, and interviews with officials or former program participants. He has also appeared on podcasts and broadcast programs to explain fast-moving disclosure stories.
Sharp developed Liberation Times as a narrow, persistent beat rather than a general-interest publication. The outlet follows legislative language, program appointments, defense statements, and international activity between the larger bursts of mainstream attention. That continuity has made Sharp a familiar interviewer and source for other journalists covering the subject. It has also tied his professional reputation to a rapidly changing network of confidential sources, where corrections and clear attribution become part of the biography of the publication itself.
Sharp’s work became especially visible as Congress created new UAP offices, debated whistleblower protections, and sought records from the Pentagon and intelligence community. He frequently reports claims from unnamed or background sources, making attribution and later corroboration important parts of reading his coverage. At the same time, he has obtained on-record interviews and documents that add detail to the public chronology, including statements from former officials whose roles were previously obscure.
Sharp developed a specialist reporting beat around UAP legislation, classified briefings, and disclosure. His value comes from sustained attention, rapid sourcing, and familiarity with a policy area that larger outlets often cover only during major hearings. By recording officials’ statements and following legislative changes over time, he has created a useful public chronology of how claims and government responses develop.
[Retweeted] 🔥 NEW: Are UFO encounters a public health risk? A confidential medical study says some people who got close were hurt. It says the injuries came from known causes, including radio-frequency and millimeter-wave energy, and nothing supernatural. Who was behind it, the author wrote, remains unclear. The study also says some of the suspected technology drew on information from ET contact. I'm walking through it slide by slide, live. 🔴 LIVE Sunday, November 8 at 1:00 PM PT https://t....
[Retweeted] The person leading the UFO effort is now Chief of Staff. https://t.co/sIT5XGBqRH
New article from @KWrightResearch 'The real choice is not whether to keep control or give it up. It is whether to lock disclosure in now, on cooperative terms [Quoted] NEW: Trump Pushed UAP Disclosure Further Than Any President - Now He Should Press Congress to Make It Law https://t.co/cs14sexkWm
[Retweeted] Check out this new UFO petition from Conservative 🇨🇦 MP @adamchamb & Nova Scotia resident @vandusen98, who are calling on Ottawa to "establish a centralized, publicly accessible repository for releasable federal UAP records, reports, and findings" 👉https://t.co/smqvYPef5d 🍁❓🔍 https://t.co/yvpTvErpPd
[Retweeted] Ryan is doing fantastic work. It is worth recognising that Air Force Security are often on the front lines, when it comes to sightings over AF bases. This is very apparent when looking through FOId docs from 'drone' incursions too. https://t.co/w9zT2OIxTi
Ryan is doing fantastic work. It is worth recognising that Air Force Security are often on the front lines, when it comes to sightings over AF bases. This is [Quoted] Logan Labby guarded priority-level-one resources at a classified space base with Air Force Security Forces. One night in 2008, he and two others watched a football-field-sized V-shaped craft drift silently overhead, visible only through night vision goggles. New episode: https://t.co/5wNAU2ah1j
[Retweeted] @disclosureorg @LiberationTimes @ChrisUKSharp Worth remembering the 2023 UAP Disclosure Act lost its independent review board and eminent-domain sections in conference. If the lame-duck Congress revives it, those two pieces decide whether it can actually force anything out.
[Retweeted] Where does UFO news break first? We traced 369 stories that reached at least five of the hundreds of sources we track. X had the first post in 59% of them. Reddit picked them up a median 1.6 hours later, YouTube about 17 hours later. Fastest relays: @UAPJames, a median 20 minutes behind the first post, then @InterstellarUAP (1.6 h) and @ChrisUKSharp (1.7 h). Ask a Pol (@AskaPol_UAP) posted first in 16 of the 19 stories it ran.
[Retweeted] President Trump and the outgoing Republican Congress retain the immediate power to pass the UAP Disclosure Act and authorize the release of classified information. Although Democrats plan to push for further transparency next year, Trump ultimately controls the executive branch's authority to reveal what the U.S. government knows about non-human intelligence. There's no reason to delay transparency any further. https://t.co/G2l9P19cJb
[Retweeted] Mike Turner’s down 49.3% to 47.7%, but @AP still hasn’t called the race with 98% of votes counted. https://t.co/U8uRVS6xO9 https://t.co/tskZPlAE1G
