Eminent Domain

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Eminent Domain

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Sep 9

A retired Navy rear admiral describes the morning the Navy UAP safety-of-flight emails vanished from SIPRNET, and explains what he was later told about why. Plus his case for the UAP Disclosure Act and where he stands on the eminent domain clause.

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Aug 6

Sheehan: "Bigelow has called me.

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Jun 19

Bipartisan UAP Disclosure Act reintroduced again by Reps Burlison(R), Carson(D) and Crane(R). Under the name of "Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Records Collection". Main provisions like the UAP Review Board and Eminent Domain are intact.

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Sep 9

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Hey r/UAP folks. Sorry for the break. I'm back at it with new interviews. Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet, U.S. Navy (ret.), says that during carrier workups a safety-of-flight email about unidentified objects crossed the Navy's classified network and that the next day every related email was gone from his computer, and nobody at the weekly meetings mentioned it again. He says Jay Stratton later explained the pull to him as a classification uplift: the GOFAST object was one of a formation of about...

Joe Murgia

@TheUfoJoe · Aug 6

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Sheehan: "Bigelow has called me...and he wanted me to agree to take the eminent domain portion out of the [UAPDA]." (Did/does Sheehan even have that power? And, if it's true, I don't like that Bigelow is asking for that. I love Andy (@ufouapam) and highly recommend subscribing to his podcast (and Pavel's), but there wasn't much that I found newsworthy from Sheehan in this interview. I'll give you some insight: Sheehan doesn't like Trump. 😵‍💫 Other points... Sheehan: "Lue Elizondo has convey...

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The Positioning: Who Is Registered to Be Paid if Disclosure Becomes a Line Item

Blackgrove Global Risk21 pagesAug 3, 2026BG-IB-2026-002 Rev. B

Blackgrove Global Risk maps the federal registrations, award histories and policy positions of organizations and former UAP program officials involved in the disclosure debate. The August 2026 issue brief compares claimant-owned firms with established contractors, distinguishes documented records from inference, and tracks the records and witness channels shaping potential federal procurement.

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