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The controlled disclosure narrative alleges Lue Elizondo was a public front for a James Clapper-linked effort to ackn...
socialRichard Dolan
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UAP Crash Retrievals: Why only from 1933 or 1947 onward?
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"Neil does not have any special knowledge about the ET bodies and debris from the Roswell crash stored at Wright-Patt.
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The controlled disclosure narrative alleges Lue Elizondo was a public front for a James Clapper-linked effort to acknowledge NHI while hiding crash retrievals. If custodians wanted to protect that secret, why break decades of containment through ridicule? Elizondo told Tucker Carlson in 2019 that the government possessed UFO debris, four years before Grusch. https://t.co/pjoBhft91u

The whole topic of recovering crashed UAP debris leaves me quite puzzled. It seems that military organizations only started collecting these materials in the early 20th century, as if no crashes had ever occurred before then. That seems unlikely. Throughout ancient history—even going back to biblical times—there are countless accounts of unusual objects and phenomena in the skies. Yet, according to modern narratives, these craft only seem to start crashing after modern militaries appear. Ther...

"Neil does not have any special knowledge about the ET bodies and debris from the Roswell crash stored at Wright-Patt." If McCasland DOES have knowledge about any of that, and he was read in, he wouldn't be able to tell his wife.

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