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"They were human sized, they had [an] odd, grey complexion and a pronounced nose. A Holloman base commander and other Air Force officers went out to meet them."

👽 A Firsthand Witness to the Holloman Film Showing Air Force Officers Greeting Aliens 👽

(If this film actually exists, we need to see it one day. Obviously. Here are the claims of Shartle.)

UFO Cover Up? Live! 1988

Paul Shartle (PS): "I saw footage of three, disc-shaped craft. One of the craft landed and two of them went away."

Mike Farrell (MF): "Why did it land?"

PS: "It appeared to be in trouble, because it oscillated all the way down to the ground. However, it did land on three pods. A sliding-door opened, a ramp was extended, and out came three aliens."

MF: "What did they look like?"

PS: "Well, they were human sized, they had [an] odd, grey complexion and a pronounced nose. They wore tight-fitting jumpsuits, thin headdresses, that appeared to be communication devices. In their hands, they held a translator, I was told. A Holloman base commander and other Air Force officers went out to meet them."

MF: "You actually saw these aliens on the film?"

PS: "Yes."

MF: "Mr. Shartle, what did your superior officers tell you?"

PS: "I was told it was theatrical footage the Air Force has purchased to make a training film."

MF: "Well that sounds plausible, doesn't it?"

PS: "Well, if it WERE a theatrical film, why didn't I have a record of this? It was my job to keep accurate records of all audio/visual purchases."

MF: "Is there any other reason that you feel this was not a theatrical film?"

PS: "Yes, it was too real. The people who were shooting that day were Air Force personnel. Lucky for us, the day they were shooting, they were doing an acceleration test."

(What a weird way to end that story. In fact, this entire special had some weird aspects to it. With some of the interviews the people looked like they were reading (or half reading) from a prompter. I believe that was confirmed.)

[Tom Thompson🛸 (ＣＯＲＴＥＸ ＺＥＲＯ) @Cortex_Zero]

🚨 BREAKING: Dr. Eric Davis Claims George H.W. Bush Confirmed 1964 "First Contact" Event

A stunning new allegation has surfaced from astrophysicist and defense contractor Dr. Eric Davis.

Davis claims that former President George H.W. Bush personally admitted to being briefed on a specific, historic UFO landing event during his tenure as Director of the CIA.

The event in question? The legendary 1964 Holloman Air Force Base landing, where non-human entities allegedly met with U.S. military and intelligence officials.

According to Davis, he had a private conversation with George H.W. Bush in 2003. During this exchange, Davis asked the former President about the persistent rumors surrounding the Holloman incident.

Davis provided the following specific details regarding what Bush told him:

“Bush learned about a landing at an Air Force base in New Mexico by a UFO. A humanoid-type non-human intelligence came off the craft and actually met with uniformed senior Air Force officers and some civilian CIA personnel.”

This quote is significant because it claims official confirmation from a former President and CIA Director that:

-A landing of an extraterrestrial craft occurred at a US military base.

-Direct face-to-face contact took place between non-human intelligence and US officials.

-The CIA was present and involved in the interaction. #ufotwitetr #ufox

[Skywatch Signal @UAPWatchers]

🚨Why UAP Secrecy Lasts Decades: Eric Davis Explains the Mechanism

What Eric W. Davis describes is a system that works exactly as intended. Most people with eligibility and need to know access just don't talk, and not because they're constantly threatened, but because silence becomes routine. Careers end, lives move on, and the information simply never reenters public space again. In many cases, the only time anything emerges is late in life, sometimes via affidavits meant to be recorded after death.

In the case of the Corona crash, Davis points to a specific and verifiable inflection point during the Clinton administration. When John Podesta was tasked with probing UAP related secrecy, the Secretary of the Air Force issued a formal order permanently lifting NDAs for 509th Bombardment Group personnel from 1947. Criminal penalties and financial punishment were removed. Only after that did people begin to speak openly.

Davis is also careful to correct the record where it's been exaggerated. There was one craft at Corona, not two. That detail doesn't weaken the case at all, in fact it strengthens it.

What really underpins his confidence is provenance. He isn't relying on anonymous tips or secondhand retellings. He references direct interactions with figures like Edgar Mitchell, and extended, recorded interviews with senior military officers who had firsthand access to command staff involved in recovery and transfer. Seven hours of transcribed testimony isn't just trust me bro.

There's also a timing detail that can easily be overlooked. Much of this unfolded before the modern Air Force even existed, before the National Security Act of 1947 formalized today's security architecture. Procedures were improvised and oversight was minimal. That early window made it far easier for material and documentation to disappear into permanent compartmentalization.

You don't have to accept every conclusion Davis draws to understand the point he's making. Dismissing this outright requires ignoring how secrecy actually functions, how NDAs shape behavior, and how information only surfaces once those constraints are deliberately removed.

Source:
https://t.co/wA4gaW5URx

[Skywatch Signal @UAPWatchers]

🚨Whoa Eric Davis's Spilling The Beans, This Guy Has No Chill

When Davis talks about investigating UAPs and legacy programs, he's very clear that this wasn't done from the sidelines. At NIDS he was part of the scientific core, backed by a world class advisory board that included Hal Puthoff, Jacques Vallee, Edgar Mitchell, Jack Schmitt, senior Los Alamos physicists, and figures with deep backgrounds in nuclear engineering, psychology, and advanced technology. That puts the work in a very different category than most public UAP research.

After NIDS, Davis moved directly into contract work for the Air Force Research Laboratory, specifically within advanced concepts programs. These weren't just observational roles. They were exploratory, future facing physics efforts, exactly the kind of environments where unconventional data and legacy issues surface behind the scenes, and certainly not publicly.

By the mid 2000s, Davis was working directly under Hal Puthoff, while simultaneously participating in government funded and industry funded advanced physics research. That's the point where government, defense contractors, and frontier theoretical work intersect and where compartmented knowledge tends to migrate, but not disappear.

When the DIA's Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program (AAWSAP) began, Davis and Puthoff were formally deputized, with DIA letters authorizing access, security credentials acknowledged, and explicit "need to know" status for UAP related classified information. Their task was to locate programs, extract technical insight, and determine whether meaningful physics had already been uncovered.

While working on quantum vacuum and advanced energy concepts with Lockheed Martin's Advanced Technology Center, a senior vice president operating officially, inside a SCIF disclosed his direct involvement in a crash retrieval program spanning decades. He operated as part of a controlled, classified disclosure between cleared professionals.

This is why Davis keeps emphasizing process. This information was accumulated through credentialed work, authorized access, and long term professional trust. That's also why he's careful about what he says publicly. He's not trying to persuade anyone. He's drawing a line between what he knows, how he knows it, and what can be discussed without violating classification.

You don't have to accept every implication to understand the significance of this. What Davis is describing is not belief driven disclosure. It's institutional memory surfacing through people who were formally tasked to look for it.

#UAP #UAPDisclosure #EricDavis #AATIP #AAWSAP #NIDS #GovernmentSecrecy #AdvancedPhysics
#NationalSecurity #FollowTheData #UAPHistory #Transparency

Source:
https://t.co/wA4gaW5URx

[Interstellar @InterstellarUAP]

🚨 Robert Bigelow “Our soul transcends to the afterlife, LOVE is the most universally valuable thing” 🤍

The aerospace billionaire who's poured millions into researching UFOs, consciousness, and the afterlife. He drops some profound truths: Our souls carry ALL our baggage – good and bad – into the next realm. But love? That's the ultimate cosmic currency, the most valuable force in the universe.

Bigelow's dedicated his life to uncovering these mysteries. Watch and let it sink in: What if focusing on love is the key to everything? 🌌💫

What do you think? Does this resonate? Share your afterlife stories or beliefs about God & religion below! #Afterlife #RobertBigelow #UAP #Consciousness

[UAP James @UAPJames]

President George H.W. Bush was briefed on the 1964 Holloman Air Force Base UFO landing as CIA Director — Dr. Eric Davis

Davis says Bush told him this in 2003.

“Bush learned about a landing at an Air Force base in New Mexico by a UFO. A humanoid-type non-human intelligence came off the craft and actually met with uniformed senior Air Force officers and some civilian CIA personnel.

[Joe Murgia @TheUfoJoe]

👽 The phenomenon, "has had a negative interaction with the human race, for the most part. This phenomenon is not a space brother, by any means, not by far. It does have malevolent tendencies." ~Dr. Eric Davis 👽

Davis: "I had face-to-face conversation with Lacatski before he went on a medical leave of absence when we met up at the Army Research Lab in Adelphi, Maryland to attend a workshop. And we got together, we went off some place very quiet where there was nobody around, and we had some discussions about this topic. And the main thing, the main drive was, the theme, the word I was looking for, the overall theme we had is: We have a phenomenon. We know it's real. We don't know where it comes from. We don't know what its motivation is. And there is evidence. There's not only classified, military evidence, but there's unclassified, civilian evidence, and there's scientifically-analyzed civilian evidence. And so, the evidence is pretty overwhelming.

"So essentially, we're looking at it as...the sum total of our understanding of the phenomenon is it has had a negative interaction with the human race, for the most part. This isn't the classic 1960s, 70s, and 80s Space Brothers era. No, this phenomenon is not a space brother, by any means, not by far. It does have malevolent tendencies. And it has severe, stark, malevolent impact on people like Colares Island, Brazil, circa 1978 period, where hundreds and hundreds of innocent people were either injured or...and I don't remember if any were killed. I think there were a few. My memory's fuzzy, but I do remember seeing a histogram chart of the different types of injuries that were reported by the medical doctors that saw the victims. And it was lot. It was a lot of injuries. I just don't remember if people had been actually killed during that encounter, and that was a very long, multi-day encounter back in those days."

(Colares is such an outlier as far as an aggressive attack on humans that injured and killed (?) people. Was it a NHI? If so, why do that?)

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2 kids were expelled from their private California school, had their names dragged through the mud, and were vilified and defamed after they used a dark green acne cream.

The school claimed it was blackface.

A jury just awarded each of them $500k.

Justice is served!