You're hearing this from me first. I was granted early access to newly released UAP documents, and one pattern jumps off the page: these objects have been showing up over our nuclear facilities for 77
years. Here's the record:
• 1949, Los Alamos: After multiple "green fireball" sightings near nuclear facilities, the military convened a scientific conference to determine if they were meteors. Dr. Lincoln LaPaz, the foremost expert, said no. They flew horizontally, silently, at constant velocity. The conference's greatest concern: they appeared most frequently over nuclear sites nationwide.
• 2015, Amarillo, Texas: A UAP violated the sealed airspace over Pantex, the heavily guarded plant where America assembles and disassembles nuclear weapons. Seen by multiple personnel.
The release also includes:
• Project SIGN's 1948 progress report, the Air Force's first formal UFO investigation, launched after Kenneth Arnold's famous 1947 sighting and Roswell eleven days later. Hundreds of cases studied. Rapid climbs, hovering, abrupt reversals, saucer-shaped craft.
• A 1948 Air Intelligence Study acknowledging at least 210 unexplainable reports.
• Hours of Apollo 17 crew debriefs on firework-like particles observed during their mission.
• FBI and CIA witness interview reports focused on national security concerns.
This isn't speculation. It's the government's own documentation, and you're seeing it here first. The nuclear pattern continues around the world today.
‼️ BREAKING: The Trump administration is holding hearings this week on 10% tariffs against Canadian goods.
Every serious country sent delegations to Washington to make their case.
Canada sent nobody.
Not a minister.
Not an ambassador.
Not a trade official.
A Canadian citizen paid his own airfare to Washington to defend Canadian jobs.
He testified in front of the US Trade Representative because his own government would not.
CANADA WAS ELECTED A PRIME MINISTER BECAUSE HE WAS THE ONLY PERSON WHO COULD HANDLE TRUMP.
Trump held a hearing on tariffs against Canada.
Carney sent a nobody.
A private Canadian did the Prime Minister’s job.
@nationalpost This is a great example of the liberal mindset; it's all in their heads. We have a sense of being superior with nothing to show for it. We are prisoners in our delusion. Being Canadian right now is like being stuck in a bad dream we can't wake up from.
@YouTube When I hover over a video thumbnail, I LOVE the 'add to watch later' button that sometimes shows up. It's a feature that you've had for years, but you keep removing it and then bringing it back and then removing it. PEOPLE LIKE THIS FEATURE. BRING IT BACK FOREVER PLEASE! I don't want to click the three dots to see this option.
@TrueFreedom44@DiscussingFilm It's basically a stick figure. Amazing animation for everything else and then we have that for the most interesting characters.
@koreanscot "I want to hear your opinion and If I agree it's STFU" BRUTAL! He was being respectful! They wanted a conversation until they disagreed. No such thing as a civil discussion these days, smh.
@NationalRoast When they say bio, what do they mean, like any online mention, like Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc., or just government-related things? How could the omission of pronouns be considered hate?