New York Times columnist @DouthatNYT says whistle-blower protections are essential to determining whether allegations about covert UFO programs are accurate, and wonders if the truth about UFOs will impact religion. If a belief system can survive only in the absence of truth, then its fragility is the problem, not the truth itself. https://t.co/OoXCWZYW4U

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna was interviewed by Ross Douthat for the New York Times’ “Interesting Times” podcast. She states that multiple scientists described the phenomena as interdimensional. When pressed, she explained she was briefed in a SCIF by scientist whistleblowers ,some government, some contractors,who said these things do not operate in the physical realm as we understand it. Interviewer did a strong job pressing her on details; he came across as well-informed and took the topic seriou...

Diana Pasulka and Ross Douthat believe that unexplained phenomena are spiritually significant and grounded in an objective layer of reality that exists beyond our scientific understanding. https://t.co/lmYu1s1orL

Speaking of empirical evidence, Michael Shermer sure $pends a lot of time tweeting about something he does not believe in. 💵 #uapx #MichaelShermer #SkepticSociety #SkepticMagazine https://t.co/5HGdJZjEvj https://t.co/HkUhTTDvTo [Quoted] The reason @DouthatNYT that the answer UFOlogists give you of “I can’t tell you” is because there is no alien tech. There’s a reason @dwpasulka is a scholar of religious studies. UFOlogy is a religion. There will NEVER be empirical evidence. https://t.co/8dTv...

🚨 Diana Pasulka Talks About If UFO's Are Angels & Demons Or Technology? 👽🛸 “Real tech. Real technology. Machines... They believe that.” Diana Pasulka drops this on Ross Douthat: People in government think the phenomenon is “real phenomena” they want to “utilize” — machines, https://t.co/wKsB5kboZR

The @nytimes' Ross Douthat asserts here that an impediment to getting to the truth on UAPs is journalistic embarrassment over asking directly about the subject. He also pre-judges @POTUS' pledge to disclose, asserting, he: "would bet against this supposed disclosure delivering