A great question from a follower here on X, @11eyeswatching …..
“Uncle Jon, what do you think of the Phil Schneider story and the Dulce Firefight of 1979?” 👽
Oh my God!!! What a whacko. Asks me to send him emails of a whistleblower then asks, “why did you send them to me?”
Cannot be more grateful to the UFO Gods that this guy has been out of my life for a year. Jesus Christmas…. What a cancer.
@UAPGERB
I am personally very disappointed that he hasn't released more like he implied. What is the point in the movie he made... showing all the files he had?
I do want to point out that him releasing files unauthorized doesn't just upset the government.. it also upsets the beings. We really don't have any idea what is going on, but we deserve to know.
A month ago Jeremy Corbell threatened to release hundreds of UFO files if the official government releases did not mention crash retrivals and alien bodies
Now he is saying he will not do that and he released everything already
**Breaking News**
Corbell admits his folder of unreleased data and dead mans switch was a bluff.
He has nothing left to release that is not vetted or verified.
#ufotwitter
@tedeschinoz@JeremyCorbell@g_knapp What bothers me is people dangling fruit and focusing more on the monitory gain that they can have from the subject. No journalist has signed an NDA if they have files,images, info or even physical evidence that doesn’t compromise sources they should release it
🚨🐯 CORBELL JUST TOLD THE COMMUNITY TO “GO GET IT” AFTER YEARS OF PROMISING MORE
In May 2026, Jeremy Corbell’s documentary Sleeping Dog put a laptop on screen with labeled folders, including one marked “biologics.”
He and George Knapp had already shown military-filmed UAP clips that later appeared in official releases. Corbell publicly tied further action to government transparency on reverse engineering, non-human craft, and biologics.
Roughly a month ago the line was clear: if the next official drop failed to address those core elements, the file systems visible in Sleeping Dog would no longer stay private.
Yesterday, July 24 2026, Corbell posted:
“To date, G_Knapp and I have released everything we have vetted and verified to our satisfaction. If you want more or better… go get it tiger 🐅”
That is the full statement.
The gap is now public. The same people who forced earlier video releases by naming files and showing fragments are stating they have nothing left they are willing to put out themselves.
Everything remaining sits with the institutions that have controlled the material for decades.
NHI, crash retrieval programs, biologics, and the full sensor data from the 46-plus files Congress requested are still the open questions. Corbell and Knapp say the ball is no longer in their court.
The community now has the exact words on record. What happens next depends on whether pressure shifts from independent journalists back onto the agencies holding the archives.
@andrewgreatwave@JeremyCorbell@g_knapp You made the claim that if after drop 3 of the pentagons UAP files if they did not contain references to the crash retrieval and material exploitation PROGRAMS that you would release said files that you have access too, instead of snarky replies maybe focus on your integrity bud