John B Alexander
PersonJohn B Alexander
PersonJohn B. Alexander is a retired U.S. Army colonel, non-lethal-weapons advocate, and longtime investigator of UFOs, remote viewing, and other anomalous phenomena.
John B. Alexander is a retired U.S. Army colonel, non-lethal-weapons advocate, and longtime investigator of UFOs, remote viewing, and other anomalous phenomena.
John B. Alexander is a retired U.S. Army colonel whose career joined special operations, strategic studies, and unconventional research. He served in Special Forces, completed a doctorate at Walden University, and held senior positions at the Army Laboratory Command. He became best known inside defense circles for advocating non-lethal weapons—technologies intended to disable people or systems while reducing permanent injury and physical destruction.
Alexander’s interest in anomalous phenomena ran alongside that military work. He participated in informal networks that discussed psychokinesis, remote viewing, and possible military applications of human performance, and he later worked at Los Alamos National Laboratory. His career appears in accounts such as The Men Who Stare at Goats, though popular retellings often compress distinct programs and experiments into a single mythology. He was not the director of the government’s remote-viewing program.
In UFO research, Alexander organized a small, unofficial group of government and industry colleagues in the 1980s to assess whether a deeply hidden federal control program could be found. He later wrote UFOs: Myths, Conspiracies, and Realities, arguing that the phenomenon is genuine and important while rejecting many familiar claims about a single all-controlling cover-up. His conclusion—that anomalous events can be real even when a presumed master program cannot be located—sets him apart from both categorical skeptics and maximal disclosure narratives.
Alexander continues to discuss UAP, altered states, and extraordinary human experiences as overlapping research problems. His verified service and weapons work explain his access to unusual networks, but they do not validate every story associated with those circles. His significance lies in repeatedly bringing marginal questions into defense and policy settings while remaining more skeptical of institutional omniscience than his reputation sometimes suggests.
Probed ingest of: “I Met The Head Of The Entire UFO Program!” - Grant Cameron
Earlier today I stumbled upon the UFO records in the Presidential Records section of the National Archives and found a lot of really interesting stuff. Lee M. Graham of Monrovia's name has popped up plenty the past few years regarding this topic and his communications over the years and FOIA requests he made regarding the MJ-12 files starting in 1985 after they were first released and ramping up in 1987 when the second batch was leaked to the likes of Stanton Friedman and other researchers. F...
Colonel John Alexander: Roswell was not an extraterrestrial crash retrieval. He believes it was a highly classified government operation involving balloon-borne systems designed to detect Soviet nuclear tests. https://t.co/pKV9BiqTnN
Colonel John Alexander: “An event almost certainly happened” at Roswell. 🛸👽 The Government response was heavy handed, but it was neither a classic crash retrieval nor a weather balloon. As a Green Beret colonel who lived the era, he places it firmly in the early Cold War sensor context. High altitude systems built to detect nuclear detonations explain both the debris and the intense secrecy that followed. “I don’t think there’s any doubt that an event occurred… the government came in pretty...
Probed ingest of: The Basement: John B. Alexander | Green Beret, Spoon Bender, UFO Investigator
Col. John Alexander: "Chris Bledsoe calls orbs and they come, communicating telepathically with them on a daily basis" 👽😱 The retired army colonel told Shawn Ryan about the Beyond Skinwalker Ranch experiment, scientists put an EEG helmet on him while he pointed to moving orbs. His brain waves shifted dramatically during the interaction, with the communication center lighting up even though he wasn't speaking out loud. "He calls them and sees them almost daily. He calls them and they come in...
Colonel John Alexander and Michael Aquino, former specialist in psychological warfare for military intelligence, Satanist, and Temple of Set founder Anyone know more about what their professional relationship was like?
Hal Puthoff sure did have some weird connections. I am still not sure if he is an insider, a whistleblower, or a disinformation agent. Tho Edward Teller sure is interesting. Makes you wonder about Bob lazar since the 2 allegedly had a connection.
Quite the intriguing find here. Dr. Ed Teller, the father of the hydrogen bomb sitting with Dr. John Alexander and Dr. Hal Puthoff. 😯 https://t.co/Nv9qUfBZqZ [Quoted] IT'S ALL CONNECTED 👀 Top Picture: John Alexander, Edward Teller & Hal Puthoff (1993) Bottom Picture: Hal Puthoff, Phil Corso, George Knapp, & John Alexander (mid 90s) https://t.co/iywQab3xZ5
