[Retweeted] Why does the government give away UFOs? Scott Ramsey proposes that transferring recovered technology to private companies could shield it from congressional scrutiny. Corporate lawyers could fight requests for access while the technology is studied behind closed doors. “Once it’s handed over to a private company, it can essentially disappear.” The discussion raises another possibility: are these private companies implementing the recovered tech into everyday products?

Why does the government give away UFOs? Scott Ramsey proposes that transferring recovered technology to private companies could shield it from congressional scrutiny. Corporate lawyers could fight requests for access while the technology is studied behind closed doors. “Once it’s handed over to a private company, it can essentially disappear.” The discussion raises another possibility: are these private companies implementing the recovered tech into everyday products?

UFO DEBUNKER caught trying to STEAL EVIDENCE‼️ While investigating Aztec, a source told us that Karl Pflock (a prominent Aztec debunker and former CIA agent) was caught on security footage taking a FedEx package Scott Ramsey had sent to a congressman investigating the case. “And what was the one thing Karl Pflock took from the office?” “Scott Ramsey’s FedEx package that involved evidence surrounding the Aztec case.” If the account is accurate, why would someone publicly dismissing Aztec as a...

[Retweeted] Jesse Michels (@AlchemyAmerican), Scott Ramsey, and Suzanne Ramsey reopen the 1948 Aztec case. A hundred-foot disc at Hart Canyon. Fourteen to sixteen occupants. A two-week recovery. Robert Sarbacher on record that the story was "substantially correct." We mapped this wild episode. 79 entities, and the links between them. https://t.co/Ltu5B1CUcl

[Retweeted] 🛸⚡️ Even the most advanced NHI craft might still get fried by something as basic as old radar Scott Ramsey’s Aztec investigation keeps circling abandoned microwave sites sitting right next to sensitive nuclear facilities. The theory is simple: a 1940s radar pulse the visitors never designed for could have knocked one out of the sky. A technological edge doesn’t mean you’re immune to every environment on Earth. Could an early radar installation actually explain the Aztec crash?

[Retweeted] 200 people worked a UFO recovery and they all DISAPPEARED. Scott Ramsey says Tech Sergeant Dick Harper described falsifying personnel records for the alleged Aztec retrieval team. “My job was basically keeping personnel records.” “I’d have you at MacDill. And then I’d have you sprain an ankle playing volleyball.” “So if you ever come public and talk about it, the Air Force can go, ‘Well, that’s not true.’” “That was my full-time job.” By forging the whereabouts of all 200 witnesse...

200 people worked a UFO recovery and they all DISAPPEARED. Scott Ramsey says Tech Sergeant Dick Harper described falsifying personnel records for the alleged Aztec retrieval team. “My job was basically keeping personnel records.” “I’d have you at MacDill. And then I’d have you sprain an ankle playing volleyball.” “So if you ever come public and talk about it, the Air Force can go, ‘Well, that’s not true.’” “That was my full-time job.” By forging the whereabouts of all 200 witnesses, the Air F...

High powered radar interfering with UFO flight operations... https://t.co/F8YGXWXTdO [Quoted] If UFOs are so advanced, why would one crash? Scott Ramsey’s investigation into Aztec led him to abandoned radar installations near sensitive nuclear sites. Could unfamiliar microwave interference have disrupted a craft far beyond our own technology? “Even the most advanced technology might be vulnerable to something ordinary it wasn’t designed to encounter.” A technological advantage doesn’t guarant...

It was an honor to do this with Chris who took the time from his busy schedule to direct this entire documentary. And a true testament to the dogged persistence [Quoted] Excited for everyone to finally see the Aztec investigation! Suzanne and Scott Ramsey dedicated a huge part of their lives to this case and you’ll get to see why on @AlchemyAmerican ‘s video! https://t.co/R4RD9RL6Ur

If UFOs are so advanced, why would one crash? Scott Ramsey’s investigation into Aztec led him to abandoned radar installations near sensitive nuclear sites. Could unfamiliar microwave interference have disrupted a craft far beyond our own technology? “Even the most advanced technology might be vulnerable to something ordinary it wasn’t designed to encounter.” A technological advantage doesn’t guarantee protection against every environment. Could an early radar installation have played a role...