Scottish born, American raised. UAP enthusiast

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Proud to share the truth with everyone on 10/13. The world deserves to know.
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Crossing the Rubicon of IMCON Understanding why people working counter WMD missions would likely encounter UAP data starts with understanding what that mission requires: A persistent, global awareness of anything anywhere that could signal a nuclear, radiological, chemical, or biological threat. Agencies like DTRA, the Defense Threat Reduction Agency, along with the numerous intel/combat command elements that support them, partly depend on a highly classified world wide network of sensors. These include 500+ overhead systems that detect launches, detonations, radiological and atmospheric sampling, seismic and acoustic monitoring, and maritime surveillance aimed at interdicting smuggled materials. By design, this architecture is built to catch fast, energetic, anomalous events anywhere on the planet, in the air, and at sea. If something unexplained is moving in an unconventional way through any environment, these are the systems most likely to record it. The second overlap is location. The counter WMD mission is anchored to the most sensitive sites on the planet: Nuclear weapons storage areas, missile fields, reactors, material enrichment facilities, and naval nuclear assets. Most of us know that some of the most widely cited UAP incidents in the historical record took place at or near exactly these places, including reported activity around ICBM sites and nuclear capable carrier groups. Whether one reads that pattern as evidence of interest from a non human intelligence or as a byproduct of heavy surveillance at sensitive sites, the result is the same. People charged with protecting and monitoring nuclear infrastructure are positioned to see reports that others never would. The third factor is analytic. Counter WMD work is a discipline of anomaly resolution: Analysts are trained to take a strange signature, such as an unexpected thermal flash, an object moving in a way that doesn't fit known platforms, or an unidentified track near a protected asset, and determine whether it represents a threat. Anything that can't be attributed to a known adversary or natural phenomenon does not simply disappear. It gets flagged, escalated, and often tightly compartmented. That process naturally routes unresolved cases toward people with counter WMD clearances and toward the special access structures that protect this data. Taken together, this explains why individuals like Matt Brown and Dylan Borland, whose careers intersected with the counter WMD enterprise, would plausibly come into contact with UAP information. They didn't go looking for it. The mission's sensors, geography, & analytics put them where that data collects.
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“I’m trying to walk the line and be as diplomatic as possible and also trying to prepare the populace at the same time because clearly the government hasn’t right now.” - David Grusch "Prepare the populace" is a notable choice of words. #ufox #ufotwitter
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This is very interesting. Cc @uapgerb
The Department of War has commissioned the @MITRECorp, a nonprofit that leads Federally Funded Research and Development Centers (FFRDCs), to execute PROJECT MERIDIAN. MITRE’s National Security Engineering Center FFRDC will manage and direct the completion of the project, convening leading business, policy, and technology experts to assess the capabilities, emerging technologies, and operational concepts needed to sustain U.S. military advantage across next-generation warfighting domains. MITRE will author and deliver an independent, unclassified final report, not to exceed 30 pages, with classified annex(es) at the conclusion of the 120-day project period. PROJECT MERIDIAN: THE FUTURE OF WARFARE
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I watched the interview with @joerogan and David Grusch and yes, I can confirm that he is an Alpha. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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👇💯🎯. I would only add: @MickWest hasn't held a formal job since 2003 = his livelihood depends on his UAP charlatan grift. Btw, contrary to MW's self-serving claim, he's NOT independently wealthy (that's why he desperately tries to monetize "debunking"). #ufotwitter
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David Grusch’s credentials/background: • Former U.S. intelligence officer • 14 years in the intelligence community • U.S. Air Force Major • Former GS-15 intelligence officer at NGA • Senior Intelligence Officer at NRO • NRO representative to the UAP Task Force • NGA lead/Senior Technical Advisor for UAP & trans-medium issues • Held TOP SECRET//SCI clearance • Counterintelligence + lifestyle polygraphs • Worked with Special Access Programs (SAPs) & Controlled Access Programs (CAPs) • Special Access Program Professional Certification Mick West- 1970s skateboard and Sirtec
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What David Grusch said on @joerogan represents an entire strata of fairly consistent, highly specific overlapping stories told by many people over many years. If you are just hearing it now for the first time and are skeptical, you should know that there are generals, scientists, commandos, politicians', versions as well. It just goes on and on. You can't make it go away by saying "That particular guy has a mental problem." There are dozens of such sober sounding people with a breathtakingly enormous overlap. It would be the world's largest flash theater troupe of master actors. Or an emergent mass delusion. I find it all but impossible to explain. At some point you do have to ask: "What if I just take it literally?" That's not a huge improvement mind you (e.g. All aliens have tetrapod body plans??? Really????). But it's a kind of weird you have likely never experienced if you stare it in the face. No matter how you slice it. As I have been saying: something HUGE is up. And keep your eyes on New Mexico: Nukes-Trafficking-UAP-Physics-Espionage-"Drones". All the stories converge there.
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Steelers players: "What's the playcall?" Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthy:
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Oh man…
The UAP Conference in Stockholm just ended. 16 people from Jesse Michels to Dylan Borland, from Beatriz Villarroel to Jeff Nuccetelli attended and talked. Jake Barber spoke remotely and dropped some heavy bombshells and intel.
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David Grusch mentions an article in the South China Morning Post that details the Chinese equivalent to @DoW_AARO but doesn't go into the details of the article. But lucky for you I broke the article down for you in 2021 before I had gray in my beard.
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NEW: A judge officially denies Lindsay Clancy's motion for a not guilty verdict. The judge says there was sufficient evidence for a reasonable juror to conclude that Clancy murdered her children.
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🚨🚨Video from the Mass Casualty Incident on the I-95 bridge over Lake Marion near Santee, SC. 🚨🚨 This was sent to me by Olivia Branch on Facebook. Weather nearby at Manning / Cooper Regional Airport at the time: Temp 64°F/Dewpoint 64°F - OVC001 (Overcast 100') - VIS .25 (1/4 Mile). - Also of note this observation was on the north side of Lake Marion away from the water so the conditions on the bridge above the water were probably much worse.
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BREAKING: Podesta *confirms* discussing UAP with Gen McCasland (AFRL), Weiss (ex-Lockheed Skunk Works head) and DeLonge in 2016. Now why would McCasland, Weiss (and USAF Gen Carey) talk UAP with Podesta? Lockheed widely alleged to possess retrieved UAP. Bravo, @SchreckReports
NEW: John Podesta responds to David Grusch’s claims from yesterday's Joe Rogan interview. In an email to PARADIGM, Podesta acknowledged participating in a call to discuss "amongst other things, declassifying DOD files and reducing the stigma of professionals taking UAP’s seriously" with Blink-182 frontman Tom DeLonge, retired Air Force Gen. Neil McCasland, and Rob Weiss, then-head of Lockheed Martin's Skunk Works. But Podesta contested Grusch's claim that it was part of a broader "acclimatization" effort to prepare society for the truth about UFOs ahead of the 2016 election. Link below with more details...
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David Grusch on Joe Rogan: New UFO Claims & What Changed | LIVE x.com/i/broadcasts/1mxPaZeqz…
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Replying to @Xedrik87 @19k0011
To me, it’s really felt like a roller coaster this last year. But I trust Dave, he is significantly closer to the heart of this topic than I will ever be, and if he really is optimistic that’s an excellent sign
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Hey @MITREcorp, the target of your Navy special project was discussed by Grusch! Surely you'll be including decades of finished and raw intelligence regarding an enormous USO with a permanent station off the coast of the Bahamas that your own employees refer to as a "tic-tac factory" in your response to @RepEricBurlison's interrogative that was due months ago. And just to be specific, this project is several decades old, reports to the Office of Naval Intelligence as a cognizant authority, and features a cover project where uncleared engineers analyze and fix "radar spoofing". Meanwhile, we know these "sensor anomalies", "anomalous signatures", and "unconventional technology" (your internal terms on this cover project) represent an undersea vehicle, roughly the diameter of 10 city blocks, that deploys and collects its own subordinate vehicles that are capable of transmedium travel. Fortunately, your own CPSOs and ACPSOs (Contractor Program Security Officers) within your special subset SSO (Special Security Office), alongside your Navy equivalent GSSO (Government SAP Security Officers) are well aware of the cover and real program! For more on MITRE and this "tic-tac factory," I highly recommend my MITRE project, starting specifically at 1:22:05 youtube.com/watch?v=107BtDYh…
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So grateful that my teams research work was mentioned by Joe Rogan and Dave Grusch on Joe Rogan. @joerogan
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