Graeme Atkinson

Writer @AmericanALCHMY Magazine | Decoding the unknown at the atomic level | UAP | UFO history | Science • Culture • Mystery | Currently drinking coffee 🛸👽☕️

[Graeme Atkinson @AtomicAlchymist]

New for @AmericanALCHMY Magazine:

Eight decades ago, the Pentagon predicted a UFO wave. The documented record shows it came true.

On 4th November 1948, the U.S. Air Force's Director of Intelligence sent a memo to the entire U.S. Navy informing them that a "cycle of reappearance" of "flying discs" was becoming apparent and that a "new interval" was imminent.

This was not a guess, it was a prediction built on seventeen months of classified data collected inside Project Sign, and within weeks, sightings increased significantly across the exact window they had forecast.

What the declassified record reveals is that the Pentagon was not, as has long been assumed, baffled by the emerging phenomenon.

By late 1948, key figures inside the U.S. military had moved past trying to identify what these objects were and toward something far more operationally significant: predicting when they would return.

In our latest investigation, we trace how they got there, what the science behind the protocol actually looked like, and why a contradiction buried inside two memos sent on consecutive days in November 1948 (both bearing the name of the same senior Air Force officer) may be the most revealing thing the PURSUE declassification drop has given us yet.

Free for all subscribers ⬇️

https://t.co/ckpX09BdN7

[Graeme Atkinson @AtomicAlchymist]

@MinuteofZombie Reading Robert Temple and I’m like, I dunno, that dude is making a case…

[Graeme Atkinson @AtomicAlchymist]

The Pentagon has a UFO Prediction Protocol:

They know what they are and they know when they are coming.

Our new investigation into repeating pattern over decades

https://t.co/0e0C293Qj0

[Chris Ramsay @chrisramsay52]

Tomorrow, @AlchemyAmerican and @UAPGERB join me for lunch at The Flying Saucer Diner. (Today at 12pm et for members)

[Rep. Eric Burlison @RepEricBurlison]

Nearly 30 years later, the Varginha, Brazil UAP incident continues to raise more questions than answers.

After meeting with people connected to the case, I requested records from the FBI and CIA.

The American people deserve transparency

[Graeme Atkinson @AtomicAlchymist]

@RepEricBurlison Hope those FBI/CIA requests actually produce something substantive. There’s key military witnesses that still need to come forward too.

[👽 (Ruby) 👽 @ObserveByProxy7]

A memo from the U.S. government’s third PURSUE drop reveals that Flying Discs show up in intervals and that the Pentagon can predict when a flap is imminent. In fact the Pentagon figured out how to predict their appearance by 1948 and is likely still aware of their pending arrival times today.

quote;

"The Director of Intelligence, U.S. Air Force has informed the Navy Department that a cycle of reappearance of "Flying Discs" is becoming apparent, and that the beginning of a new interval is imminent.
They have requested that any such sightings be reported as quickly as possible, and that these phenomena be investigated."

Link to the source: American Alchemy's substack is in the comments where a full article with more detail is available ;

[Graeme Atkinson @AtomicAlchymist]

@galaxopithecus It’s really good! Stick with it.

[Jesse Michels @AlchemyAmerican]

🚨BREAKING🚨: The UFO cover-up is controlled by a secret society, founded in 1945 by the American and British spymasters who ran Allied intelligence in WWII, funded by dynastic banking money and built on the Nazi technology they smuggled out of a collapsing Europe.

The organization is the World Commerce Corporation, registered in Panama to bury its origins, its board reading like a spymasters' reunion: Bill Donovan, Allen Dulles and Britain's William Stephenson. It was born from a secret 1944 meeting in Paris where the Nazis, seeing the war was lost, planned to smuggle their scientists, technology and gold out of Europe. Researcher Jason Samosa (@jason_samosa ) argues it's the real-world model for the “Maynard Consortium” in Tom DeLonge's Sekret Machines, the novels inspired by conversations he had with General William McCasland. McCasland (who ran the Air Force lab where the Roswell wreckage was supposedly taken) vanished from his New Mexico home earlier this year, days after Trump announced a wave of UFO disclosure. Ben Rich, who built America's most secret aircraft at Lockheed, admitted near the end of his life that the UFO issue was governed by an international board sitting above even him.

The conversation also runs through the 1952 CIA program that quietly studied whether UFOs weren't aliens but demons. The devout Catholics threaded all the way up the CIA, enough that the Vatican may have a hand in controlling the UFO secret itself. Many coming out of this original CIA research group embedded themselves as bulwarks against further UFO research because they thought it was demonic. This loose network became known as the Collins Elite. It all circles back to Jacques Vallée's Messengers of Deception: UFOs, while literal objects, are incomprehensible as nuts-and-bolts spaceships, and the phenomenon's real product may be belief itself, an apocalyptic mythology built to keep a whole planet docile.

This was one of the most cerebral episodes we've filmed. Live now.

[Graeme Atkinson @AtomicAlchymist]

@ObserveByProxy7 Thanks for sharing 🙏

[Graeme Atkinson @AtomicAlchymist]

Did a thing on the Pentagon’s UFO Prediction Protocol…

By 1948 the evidence demonstrates there was a foreknowledge emerging from Project Sign such that they knew when a new wave would occur.

In our latest investigation, we trace how they got there, what the science behind the protocol actually looked like, and why a contradiction buried inside two memos sent on consecutive days in November 1948 (both bearing the name of the same senior Air Force officer) may be the most revealing thing the PURSUE declassification drop has given us yet.

Free to read 🔓⬇️

[Graeme Atkinson @AtomicAlchymist]

New for @AmericanALCHMY Magazine:

Eight decades ago, the Pentagon predicted a UFO wave. The documented record shows it came true.

On 4th November 1948, the U.S. Air Force's Director of Intelligence sent a memo to the entire U.S. Navy informing them that a "cycle of reappearance" of "flying discs" was becoming apparent and that a "new interval" was imminent.

This was not a guess, it was a prediction built on seventeen months of classified data collected inside Project Sign, and within weeks, sightings increased significantly across the exact window they had forecast.

What the declassified record reveals is that the Pentagon was not, as has long been assumed, baffled by the emerging phenomenon.

By late 1948, key figures inside the U.S. military had moved past trying to identify what these objects were and toward something far more operationally significant: predicting when they would return.

In our latest investigation, we trace how they got there, what the science behind the protocol actually looked like, and why a contradiction buried inside two memos sent on consecutive days in November 1948 (both bearing the name of the same senior Air Force officer) may be the most revealing thing the PURSUE declassification drop has given us yet.

Free for all subscribers ⬇️

https://t.co/ckpX09BdN7

[Graeme Atkinson @AtomicAlchymist]

What if “luring” - in some cases at least - isn’t about summoning from cold, but about timing actions based on data against predicted cycles of UFOs? New declassified file, along with a deep dive into related reports, suggest the Pentagon had foreknowledge of their arrival as early as 1948.

https://t.co/0e0C293its

[Graeme Atkinson @AtomicAlchymist]

@graemerendall66 Did you get your YouTube resolved Graeme?

[Jesse Michels @AlchemyAmerican]

HEATED debate on UFOs with America's top scientific skeptic and new White House advisor Michael Shermer (@michaelshermer) out tonight for members, tomorrow for public

[Graeme Atkinson @AtomicAlchymist]

@jamescfox Thank you for your work, James. What was the one piece of witness testimony related to this case that still sits with you to this day?

[Graeme Atkinson @AtomicAlchymist]

A simply remarkable and thought provoking form of words.

Even more remarkable when you realise it was written in 1879. 🤯

#PlasmaPhysics

[Graeme Atkinson @AtomicAlchymist]

“It’s gonna to be chaos” ❤️

[Oasis @oasis]

Get ready to experience one of the most anticipated rock ‘n’ roll comebacks of our time.
Witness the return of Oasis in “Don’t Look Back In Anger,” in cinemas and IMAX this September.

[Graeme Atkinson @AtomicAlchymist]

@michaelshermer So orb or disc shaped craft not moving at significant speeds are instead orb or disc shaped craft that are entirely stationary? 🤔

[Eric Burlison @EricBurlison]

Me with Northrop Grumman