[Retweeted] Japan’s former defense minister says NHI may be a viable hypothesis to explain UFO activity. Lawmakers are demanding a UAP office, the government admits it’s collecting data, and lights have been seen circling a nuclear plant. Here’s why you should take it seriously 🧵 https://t.co/fnikVUiMF5

[Retweeted] Japan’s former defense minister says NHI may be a viable hypothesis to explain UFO activity. Lawmakers are demanding a UAP office, the government admits it’s collecting data, and lights have been seen circling a nuclear plant. Here’s why you should take it seriously 🧵 https://t.co/fnikVUiMF5

Japan’s former defense minister says NHI may be a viable hypothesis to explain UFO activity. Lawmakers are demanding a UAP office, the government admits it’s collecting data, and lights have been seen circling a nuclear plant. Here’s why you should take it seriously 🧵 https://t.co/fnikVUiMF5

[Retweeted] Nearly $100,000! Or $95,770.70 to be exact. That's how much @OPG spent on outside legal fees to fight my information requests for UAP reports from Ontario's nuclear power plants. They hired the prestigious and pricey @TorysLLP law firm to take me on. So I chased the receipts...🔍 https://t.co/ZskakehNN8

[Retweeted] Because OPG won the larger battle, we may never learn if UFO reports have been filed from the two nuclear power plants near Toronto. But the expenditure makes it very clear how much this mattered to OPG. ICYMI here's the final @IPCinfoprivacy decision👉https://t.co/kWmAYMMGHb☢️💸 https://t.co/nHzzMHuwXO

More good news! 🥹 https://t.co/pJlFG3qedg [Quoted] I wish I had different news to share. But 4.5 years since my initial FOI request, I have lost my fight to get UFO reports from Ontario's nuclear power plants. An @IPCinfoprivacy adjudicator has sided with Ontario Power Generation. The UAP data will never see the light of day...☢️ https://t.co/yENelVorfT

7/ Johnson described an incident from October 2022 which is difficult to describe as the usual hobby drone. A black triangular object with a spotlight reportedly remained over Pennsylvania's Susquehanna nuclear plant for more than two hours. According to Johnson, plant security could see the object but didn't have any equipment capable of identifying it. The facility had no radar or required aerial detection system which could tell them where it had come from, how high it was or where it went...

8/ The 2nd case Johnson singled out happened near Virginia's Surry nuclear plant in December 2024. Witnesses reportedly watched lights disappear and reappear about a mile away within seconds. The lights then climbed until they vanished from sight. Johnson spent more than a decade looking through drone reports for the NRC. He said the movement didn't match the drones that he'd previously tracked. His concern was made worse by the response inside of the system. When he tried to raise the UAP si...

Our latest REALITY CHECK - meet the man who investigated all drone and UAP flyovers at US commercial nuclear power plants. What Daryl Johnson reveals is gravely concerning - almost all of these nuclear sites lack the ability to properly track and record suspicious overflights. 'Something is observing us': https://t.co/tfWnrrfpW4 From 2010 to 2025, Johnson served simultaneously as Senior Security Specialist and Federal Security Coordinator (FSC) Headquarters Program Manager at the U.S. Nuclear...