Jason Samosa

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Jason Samosa is an independent UAP researcher who examines the overlap of secrecy, religious ideology, elite networks, and disclosure politics.

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Jason Samosa is a British independent researcher and media commentator whose work focuses on religious and political influences within the history of UFO secrecy. He has described an early path toward evangelical ministry before moving away from that framework and studying how belief systems shape intelligence, defense, and public interpretations of anomalous phenomena. His profile comes primarily from long-form interviews and self-directed archival research rather than an academic or government appointment.

Samosa is particularly associated with research on the “Collins Elite,” a contested label for officials said to interpret UFO phenomena as demonic and to resist investigation or disclosure on theological grounds. He traces that idea through published accounts, named institutions, biographies, and Cold War networks. The documentary record does show that religious beliefs have influenced individual officials; it does not establish every version of a coordinated Collins Elite organization.

His more recent work broadens the argument to private finance, intelligence relationships, and organizations such as the World Commerce Corporation and alleged successor networks. Samosa presents these connections as a way to investigate who could preserve secrecy outside ordinary government charts. Many of the resulting claims remain interpretive, and links among people or companies do not by themselves prove control of a crash-retrieval program.

By treating theology as an active force in policy rather than an afterthought, Samosa has opened a distinct line of inquiry within UAP and religion. He encourages attention to ideology, patronage, and institutional history when examining UAP disclosure. Because the research often moves from documented relationships to larger hypotheses, its strongest use is as a map of questions and sources, not as settled proof of a single hidden command structure.

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It's not about "spooks" descending on the Bledsoes. IMO, various folks interested in trying to understand the phenomenon, AND who also worked for our government (such as Semivan), contacted the Bledsoes to see if they could learn anything from their anomalous experiences. I suspect that, by now, they've learned not to trust whatever the family allegedly had contact with. Ever hear Semivan discuss it? He considers Chris a close and dear friend, but disagrees on Chris' take on it. [Quoted] Shou...

"They Know!" Jason Samosa Investigates The Knights of Malta

RT @CryptoKev1759: @jason_samosa @ufouapam From this book? https://t.co/BIEImxYBZh

UAP researchers Jason Samosa, Craig Oliver, Michael Armentor, and host Sara Bond took part in an X space about the World Commerce Corporation, the 1933 Magenta, Italy UFO crash-retrieval by Mussolini, and their direct connections to Allen Dulles and the birth of the private UFO program

Yesterday, Saturday, August 15, 2025, I took part in a Q&A with my friends fellow researchers Jason Samosa, Michael Armentor, and Sara Bond, who hosted us as part of a space on X/Twitter. Jason has released some incredible work recently about the birth of the private UFO program via the formation of the World Commerce Corporation in August 1945 by Allen Dulles and Bill Donovan of the OSS and Nazi intelligence officer Otto Skorzenzy, which overlaps directly with the painstaking work Michael an...

UAP researchers Jason Samosa, Craig Oliver, Michael Armentor, and host Sara Bond took part in an X space about the World Commerce Corporation, the 1933 Magenta, Italy UFO crash-retrieval by Mussolini, and their direct connections to Allen Dulles and the birth of the private UFO program

Seems like a joke but I just had a wonderful conversation about this in @psicoactivopod with @jfrickingfaulk & @0mega_Point that should drop within the hour. Jason points out the absurdity of some aspects of this with this sarcastic tweet. Well played, sir, well played. https://t.co/kDTHXgl10x [Quoted] 🚨BREAKING!!!🚨 UFO heavyweights have met with Peter Thiel to plan a UFO-psyop to convince everyone that UFOs are demons and the anti-christ is coming. Unfortunately, details of these secret me...

I took part in an X/Twitter space today hosted by my good friend Sara Bondick involving myself, my research partner Michael Armentor, and Jason Samosa, who has made a big splash recently regarding his deep-dive into the World Commerce Corporation that was founded in August 1945 by Allen Dulles, Bill Donovan, and Otto Skorzenzy, and the overlap between Jason's work on that and our work regarding the 1933 Magenta, Italy UFO crash-retrieval by Mussolini that David Grusch made a point of highligh...

I took part in an X/Twitter space today hosted by my good friend Sara Bondick involving myself, my research partner Michael Armentor, and Jason Samosa, who has made a big splash recently regarding his deep-dive into the World Commerce Corporation that was founded in August 1945 by Allen Dulles, Bill Donovan, and Otto Skorzenzy, and the overlap between Jason's work on that and our work regarding the 1933 Magenta, Italy UFO crash-retrieval by Mussolini that David Grusch made a point of highligh...

I took part in an X/Twitter space today hosted by my good friend Sara Bondick involving myself, my research partner Michael Armentor, and Jason Samosa, who has made a big splash recently regarding his deep-dive into the World Commerce Corporation that was founded in August 1945 by Allen Dulles, Bill Donovan, and Otto Skorzenzy, and the overlap between Jason's work on that and our work regarding the 1933 Magenta, Italy UFO crash-retrieval by Mussolini that David Grusch made a point of highligh...

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