Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode we're talking about, Doctor Evil blames China.
That's correct, Doctor Evil blames China.
Pretty interesting case actually.
It comes to us out of the dailymail.co.uk.
Basically what's happening here is former Arrowhead Dr. Sean
Kirkpatrick, who they kind of jokingly called Doctor Evil in
this article as claiming that what the Navy pilots saw back in
2019 is orbs that appeared with a square inside were likely
Chinese spy drones. That raises a lot of question.
I mean, for one thing, that's almost an act of war if China is
putting up drones in proximity, close proximity to these US
fighter pilots to the point where they say one of them
almost got a wing torn off. Secondly, we have to ask
ourselves how do they fuel these things?
I mean, this is about as this is about as laughable as the
jetpack miners down in Peru, my opinion.
But we're going to get into this a little bit and just see the
level of silly debunking, The level of silly debunking that's
starting to come out of the mouth of of Doctor Shankar
Patrick, who from now on I think will be called Doctor Evil.
Now the title of this article says is this another Chinese spy
balloon moment? A famous cube in a sphere UFO
spotted at military bases along the East Coast may have been a
high tech enemy drone says ex Pentagon UFO investigator dubbed
Doctor Evil. The Pentagon's first ever UFO
boss pointed to a Chinese made spherical drone in an uncut
version of his new interview made available to
thedailymail.com. Retired UFO chief Doctor Sean
Kirkpatrick was called Doctor Evil for his laser research and
then it says read more UFO whistleblowers held a secret
talk with Wall Street bigwigs and CIA officials in Manhattan
and claimed US was in possession of a 40 foot TARDIS like craft.
Now of course we talked about David Grush in that penthouse
apartment presentation he gave the other day.
Secondly it's lists him here as the I think of it said first
ever UFO chief. I thought that was Louis
Elizondo. But anyway the article is by
Matthew Phelan that says Senior science reporter for
datamail.com and the date on this is January 23rd 2024.
It looks like it says the Pentagon's former UFO chief has
revealed his conclusion to one of the most famous UFO cases of
the modern era, the Navy's baffling cube in a Sphere.
UFO was a was just a super high tech drone.
We had nothing to see here. It's just a super duper high
tech drone from China, right? U.S.
Navy fighter pilots had reported seeing these other worldly
aircraft near the Atlantic Coast between 2014 and 2015, which
nearly tore the wing off an F18 Super Hornet that was flying
with the USS Roosevelt during one incident.
Well, we don't know if it nearly tore the wing off, but it
apparently nearly had a collision with now.
Doctor Sean Kirkpatrick, the Pentagon's recently retired UFO
chief, says that the objects were likely quote next
generation spherical UN quote drones that move quote very
accurately. Yes, because we know the Chinese
have all this super duper Star Wars technology, but they're
just letting Taiwan exist because they're such nice
people. While not confirmed, his
description matches a drone prototype made public by Chinese
researchers IN2022A silver orb with eight thrusters configured
at the tips of an internal cube, making it capable of
unprecedented mid air twists and turns.
They got a picture of this thing.
Look, it's a prototype. It's in China.
They're constantly coming up with all kinds of new inventions
that they claim that they have. I'll say it for the 15 hundredth
time, if China had this kind of technology at their disposal,
Taiwan would have been completely taken over by now,
and probably the US It goes on. It says the case highlights why
UFOs must be taken seriously and not be subject to ridicule,
Kirkpatrick suggested. Now he's making some very, I
don't know, I think deceptive statements there.
He says UFOs must be taken seriously and not subject to
ridicule. What's he been doing this to?
David Gresh without naming him? It appears to me that he's been
ridiculing Gresh for some time and a lot of UFO, you know,
advocates. And so basically what he's
saying is, listen to me, I'm the authority.
These UFOs are nothing but Russian and Chinese drones.
We have to take them seriously. So give me more money.
Yes, give more money to the people who can't account for
$1.55 trillion, half of their money, he says, depending on his
departing UFO. Chief Doctor Sean Carpatrick
cited public Next generation drone research by academics in
Singapore in an effort to explain the Navy's cube and
spirit UFO sightings. This is called a straw man
argument and these highly reliable naval Polish report a
UFO sighting. And then Doctor Evil comes along
and through distraction says look over here at Singapore,
look what they're doing. So that means that we have to
assume that Singapore took these high tech drones that they used
and then move them to whatever naval training exercise was
going on here in the US and harassed our pilots with them.
That doesn't sound like anything Singapore would do to me, it
says later in the article. It says Doctor Kirkpatrick's new
comments come ahead of the Pentagon's congressionally
mandated historical record report on UFOs due to lawmakers
in June of 2024. I wouldn't get your hopes up for
that if I were you. dailymail.com was given an early
draft transcript of Doctor practice, Doctor Evil's
appearance on fresh produce medias, and The Room with Peter
Bergen in which the physicists delve deeper into national
security. That has come from stigmatizing
eyewitness reports of UFOs. Yes, the physicist who told you
that the Mozal ORB didn't break any laws of physics.
That gap could potentially be exploited by somebody.
Doctor Kirpatrick Tolbergen. But a platform in the
continental United States that nobody knew was there.
Yeah, the boogeyman's right over your shoulder.
Give me more money. A long time.
Laser physicist Dr. Kirkpatrick's government service
took him to the government service.
Did he not get a paycheck for that?
Took him to the Air Force Research Laboratory, the CIA,
and the position at America's highly secretive spy satellite
agency in the in the National colonists office at the NRO
before chasing UFOs. And these guys weren't chasing
any UFOs. Can you see what they're doing
here with Kirpatrick? They're really building him up
for his role in the UFO Mafia. I suspect it will be any day
now. We'll see him at some UFO
conference is the baddie and they'll pay him.
I don't know what they get, what, 10 thousand, $20,000 to
show up in one of these things and they can bring him on stage.
It's like a WWF match and people can Boo him and maybe throw
Rotten Tomatoes at him and he can pick up his check and go
home. The physicist Air Force
colleagues once named him Doctor Evil after the laser obsessed
villain in the Austin Powers series of spy film spoofs.
One of my quote, one of my going away presents as I was leaving
the National Reconnaissance Office, Doctor Kirkpatrick told
CNN. National security reporter Peter
Bergen was one of my closest colleagues, gave me a shark with
a laser pointer strapped to its head.
Oh, isn't that cute? And Doctor Patrick headed up the
pentagons, then brand new all Domain Anomaly Resolution
Office, where nothing gets resolved ever.
From July 2022 until the end of December 2023.
Leveraging his scientific expertise toward the tricky task
of investigating military UFO cases, last May, Doctor
Kirkpatrick briefed NASA's UFO Advisory Panel that AARO had
logged roughly 800 cases of flying spherical metallic orb
UFOs. This is a typical example of the
thing that we see that most of, Doctor Patrick told the panel.
We see these all over the world and we see these making very
interesting apparent maneuvers. It's unclear just how similar
these metallic orbs may be to the UFOs, first brought to
public attention by former Navy Lieutenant and fighter pilot
Ryan Graves, who described them to Congress as a dark Gray or
black cube inside of a clear sphere.
But Doctor Kirkpatrick told the podcast these otherworldly craft
may very likely have been a foreign espionage platform.
And how does he know that? Well, he just knows he's seen
some pictures on the Internet that China says they've got
something like this. There's a large number of people
and pilots, others who have said, hey, I saw this giant
sphere, it had a cube in it. He said, I don't understand it,
it must be an alien. So he's trying to take what a
report and then he's, you know, making these false assumptions
and putting words in people's mouths.
This is another classic case of of a straw man argument.
He creates a straw man, large number of people.
They say, OK, so they're not authorities, they don't know
anything. And then they say, I don't
understand it, it must be an alien.
So he's setting up a false dichotomy there.
He's just doing whatever he can to not investigate what's going
on, but to belittle the person, whatever, anybody who happens to
report these things. And then it's got this.
The article has this drone here. I mean what these things
basically you've got these gas motors and these things and
they're mounted, you know and on the inside of up maybe a two
pieces of circle steel creating the circle shape and then of
course the motor and camera apparatus or and basically a
square shape. And these things all in the
development stage, they're not out there, you know, behalf a
dozen of them at a time menacing fighter jets.
So they're taking basically what amounts to a prop.
And they're trying to project that into this argument that
that, well, it could be some unknown country.
Now, what country on earth given America's spy power?
The fact that they can intercept every phone call, every e-mail,
every radio transmission. Which one of these dummies would
want to take a chance at angering the US government by
inserting multiple drones into a a Navy battle exercise?
This is not something that's we're not going to do it to them
and they're not going to do it to us because it would cause too
much of A too much of A potential for a great conflict
to occur. So what we have here is, is this
is a diversion tactic that Doctor Evil is using in order to
try to throw shade on the UFO reports by these pilots.
It goes on and says he says, well actually no, there's a
number of papers out, Doctor Kirkpatrick continued in the
early uncut draft of his podcast interview with CNN analyst Peter
Burgett. So clearly they're putting
together these very slickly edited podcast.
They have a message to get out and that message is that the
UFOs actually belong to China and Russia and we need more
money to combat them. Now it goes on.
It says the most recent one was from University of Singapore I
believe, where the next generation of drones that are
being built are spherical. They they've taken about a 2m
size inflatable and they put a cube inside of it, Doctor
Correcter continued. And everywhere the corner of the
cube touches the spear, they've fused it, cut it out and put
little thrusters in. So now I have 8 thrusters and I
wish I and I can put cameras on it and anything else I want, the
ex AR aero chief told Burgum. That's Doctor Evil.
With eight thrusters in a cube configuration, I can maneuver
this drone around very accurately.
Scientists with the Singapore University of Technology and
Design SUTD in China did in fact prototype a spherical drone
along these lines, dubbed the Spherical Indoor Kawanda Effect
Drone in September 2022. Issues of the peer review
Internal drones. The research team in Singapore
noted that their new prototype, which benefited from an internal
proportion system with eight nozzles in a cube configuration,
showed a promising 40% reduction in trajectory control error
during their test flights. The SU T's cube in a sphere
drone prototype, they wrote, proved to be more swiftly and
accurately maneuverable than their past internal tetrahedron
configuration. But the Chinese made Drone is
not the only novel unmade spherical class craft in
production. Notice they're not telling you
how long this thing can fly, how much fuel it uses, and if it's
ever been used outside of the lab.
Goes on and says Swiss based Fly Ability has been producing A
spherical drone since at least 2015 when it won $1,000,000
competition in the United Arab Emirates.
The maker of Fly Ability's gimbal drone and the Spiced
Balloon drone both sided collision safety as their reason
for pursuing their unmanned aircraft around designs, not
high maneuverability or clandestine spying.
But they're not the only actors pursuing this kind of aerospace
research, according to Arrow's departing director.
Well, maybe if Doctor Evil would release the cockpit video
recording from the shoot downs in Alaska and Canada and Lake
Huron, we might have a better look at what we're talking
about. But remember, they didn't.
We had Kraft shot down. Over Alaska, over Yukon and Lake
Huron. And to this day the American
public is not allowed to see video, the cockpit video of
those craft or those craft being shot down so they can talk all
day about drones. But until Doctor Evil wants to
produce to us the video of one of these so-called drones
actually being shot down, I'm not really interested in what he
has to say. Now, there, there are a number
of advanced technologies that are being commercialized that
people don't recognize, he said. Why go immediately to this
extraterrestrial is another conversation.
So he's really in there trying to poison the waters, trying to
muddy the waters. And you can see what's happening
with Kirpatrick. Doctor Evil.
They've moved him out of this Arrow Desk job where they
basically just did nothing for a couple years, and now he's got
all these credentials And now he's stepping out of the
revolving door. Now, a lot of times these guys
go into work for a big, you know, arms company and they can
work on rocket technology, blowing up countries, whatever.
But it looks like Doctor Evil's taking a different tack.
He's setting himself up this podcast to step into the this
kind of this whole UFO phenomena entertainment business.
And honestly, this podcast is part of that.
We try to discover some stuff, but it's as much entertainment
as anything because we don't know for certain what's
happening. But Doctor Evil is stepping into
the ring and his job will be to come out and really throw shade
on and talk about about some of the big names in the industry.
I mean, if you got a player like David Grush who's a former, you
know, military guy, former intelligence guy, and he's
coming out there in these congressional hearings and he's
saying, hey, I've heard things, I've seen things, blah, blah,
blah, all of a sudden a lot of the normies begin to wake up.
You have these various Navy pilots that come forward and
saying, yeah, we see things and they're on the UFO circuit.
So they've kind of transitioned, they're retired, they're kind of
getting into the entertainment of business a little bit, which
is fine. It's great.
It's getting all the news out there.
They have all these big meetings.
They have these big high dollar podcast and they have a lot of
these, you know, programs now that are making their way out of
the Internet and frankly it's a lot of fun and some of the guys
are making a little money at it I'm sure.
But you can't let that get too far out of hand because you
know, in America we love our military heroes, we love our
fighter pilots and we love our, you know, guys that were ex
cloak and dagger. So when these guys start coming
out and saying, yeah, this whole UFO thing, you know, it seems
pretty real to me. Even if they're a little bit
flamboyant or you know, over the top or whatever, people still
listen because they, they view them as, you know, former
military heroes, whatever. That creates a problem for the
deep state. Now the deep state needs to kind
of tamp down the the teapot a little bit.
It's boiling a little too much. So they bring out someone like
Shankar Patrick to say, well that's not a drone, even though
this is 2018. Nineteen when these settings
occurred. And these drones weren't created
until 2020 or 2022 or 2023, It must have been one of those.
Even though it seems to be unlikely to any thoughtful
person that a random country, even if it's China or Russia,
would risk the repercussions of getting in the middle of AUS
Navy battle exercise with these drones and endangering our
fighter pilots. Seems pretty unlikely to me they
would do that, even though that's the case.
Kirkpatrick could come out and say, well, all these drones
exist, so it's probably them. So what he's doing is he's just
trying to to make, he's trying to take away from a clear
picture. We all see what's going on here.
We all see these orbs all over the place.
They can't all be Chinese. I mean, you can go online today
and find probably 100 videos in a couple hours of these orbs.
I don't think China has enough time to make that many orbs and
they're in places that nobody would care about.
OK, if they were just there to spy on stuff.
Now let's go on down and finish this article a little bit, It
says so. There is a gap and no one fully,
I think appreciated until a few years ago that the gap could
potentially be exploited by somebody, he explained.
But a platform, you know, the continental United States that
nobody knew was there. But Doctor Kirkpatrick's
dreschel approach during his 18 month tenure at Arrow has not
been without his critics, particularly over his very
public disagreements with UFO whistleblower and fellow NRO
veteran David Gross. So yes, all of a sudden the
Chinese all discover that all they got to do is ship their spy
balloons to to the US and they're and they're in good.
Doesn't seem likely. And it's also pointing to port
out here. Look at look at the conflict.
You've got this major whistleblower, David Grash, and
it seems like Kirkpatrick's been sent out here to kind of quiet
him down a little bit. Kirkpatrick expanded his own
criticism of aggression in his interview with Bergen,
describing him as someone who had fallen to the influence of
UFO True Believers within the US military and private defense
contractor Bigelow Aerospace, which investigated UFO cases on
contract for the Pentagon from the 2007 to 2012.
I see them coming after Bob Big a little bit here.
Maybe it's because he's getting older and they figure he can't
defend himself because a lot of his, his protectors, like Harry
Reid, are gone now. But what this looks like to me
is some sort of conflict between parties within the deep state.
They're not interested in releasing more information to
us. They're not giving us documents
that aren't blacked out. They're not being truthful to us
with us. They're just fighting and
arguing over this really valuable data that they all want
from my opinion. And a new op-ed published by
Scientific American last week and we were that couple days
ago. Doctor Kirkpatrick for the
dismissed Grush as one of several conspiracy minded
whistleblowers. Yeah, when you can't win the
argument, that's when you go to name calling Grush, a former
high-ranking U.S. intelligence official.
Has accused the US military and its private contractors of
illegal hiding, evidence of Christ, UFOs, recovered beings,
and even UFO related deaths, both underoath to Congress and
in the press. Well, of course, we know all
about Nolan's, Gary Nolan's work where he talks about people
dying from being exposed to UFOs, how much that seemed like
Havana syndrome to him. We've been all through that.
So yeah, a lot of stuff going on there.
For their part, these same UFO whistleblowers have accused Dr.
Kirkpatrick of fostering an atmosphere of disinterest.
What others have suggested his superiors are secretly holding
back arrows. UFO investigative investigation
efforts. Daniel Sheehan, the Harvard
trained lawyer who represented UFO whistleblower Louis Elizondo
in his complaint to the Pentagon's Inspector General,
said last year to daily.com Really knowledgeable UFO
whistleblowers never did trust Sean.
Well, I could imagine that instead what they were doing is
they were going straight through to the Senate intelligence
Community, she had said. Well, that does actually sound
like a good idea, I have to say. The article goes on down here,
it says. In portions of Doctor
Kirpatrick's podcast interview, which appeared to have been cut
before air. The retired government
scientists continue commented that Arrow's benefit to the US
intelligence community was its latitude to conduct domestic
surveillance. Yeah, and portion.
Let me read that again to you and portions of Doctor
Kirkpatrick's podcast interview, which appear to have been cut
before air had to take some of that stuff out because it got a
little too talkative. The retired government
scientists commented that AAR OS benefit to the US intelligence
community was its latitude to conduct domestic surveillance.
Did you hear that arose? That's that's our big UFO
investigative arm. Here arose a AROS benefit to the
US intelligence community. In other words, what good things
could ARO do for the CIA and the NSA and every other alphabet
agency that wants to know what your grocery list looks like?
Best thing they can do was latitude.
That means their ability and willingness to conduct domestic
surveillance. So they're supposed to be
looking for UFOs, but what they've done is they've pointed
the cameras and the radio equipment back on you to listen
to you. I'm going to say it again at
this point, if you're listening to this program, please do not
comment to me that I'm an idiot because I don't trust the
government at this point. If you cannot see that we have
some serious, serious trust issues with our own government,
then I'm not sure I can help you.
The retired government scientists commented that
Arrow's benefit to the US intelligence community was its
latitude. In other words, we got the
latitude. They got their gratitude to
conduct domestic surveillance. Excuse me.
I thought you were hired to find UFOs.
I thought that you were hired to investigate UFOs.
But now you're telling us that one of the great things about
your department was that you could help the intelligence
community spy on Americans? That's sick.
We filled a gap. Doctor Kirkpatrick said the
intelligence community is prohibited by law from observing
the continental United States right now.
Dude, that's Rich. He's telling you right there the
CIA is is prohibited by law from spying on you, but not Arrow.
So all these good meaning, well meaning congressmen got together
and said we're going to create an agency, we're going to find
out what's going on with this, with these UFOs, and they put
Sean Kirkpatrick in charge of it.
Doctor Evil. And what does Doctor Evil say?
The intelligence community is prohibited by law from observing
continental United States, right?
And so the only people that actually have authority to do
that really are FBI, Homeland Security and a few other
counterintelligence elements across the IC noted.
But that's pretty much it. No one fully, I think,
appreciated until the last few years that the gap could be
potentially exploited by somebody, and that's when you
ended up with Chinese balloons, he said.
Oh, please. But this guy's a master at
twisting things. The retired government scientist
commented that Arrow's benefit to the US intelligence community
was this latitude to to conduct domestic surveillance, Domestic
surveillance, Domestic surveillance.
So he wants you to believe that the CIA is is not allowed to spy
on you. None of these other government
agencies, nobody can. Nobody can watch the skies but
Arrow. Yeah, they can.
They can do that. They can.
They can find all these Chinese spy balloons.
Look if Arrow is listening and watching for Chinese spy
balloons, and they're sharing that information with the
intelligence community, all these different alphabet
agencies, don't you think that they're sharing all of the
information that they collect? Or do you think that they're
sorting out everything in order to protect your rights and then
just talk about the spite balloon?
What do you think? I think they're sweeping it all
up. They're handing it over to
whatever department asks for it, and then they can have a good,
long listen to your phone conversations and know exactly
what's on your grocery list, it says.
When dailymail.com reached out to Peter Bergen and a spokesman
for his podcast, the spokesperson noted based on
conversations with the in room team, those excerpts were cut
for time. So he just tells you the truth.
First off, he tells you, man, these things have all got to be
drones. And then he says, well, you
know, all these spy agencies really aren't allowed to spy in
this country. But what we can do, we can spy
on people and then we can help them to make sure that these
are, these are Chinese spy balloons.
Who's who is monitoring a row to make sure that all the
information, all the phone calls, all the radio
transformations, all the video that they record and that
they're giving over to the CIANSA and whoever else is being
filtered out so that you and I's right to privacy is not being
violated. Well, I don't think anybody's
checking and I think that's why they cut it out of the podcast.
You got a little truthful in there.
You know, a lot of times criminals like to brag about
their crimes. And what I see here is an agency
that is probably illegally spying on Americans.
It's put the self out there is a UFO investigating department and
they're collecting all kinds of data across the continental and
United States. He he refers to the US as a
platform, listening to you, looking at you, predicting what
you're going to do, all under the pretense of catching a
Chinese spy balloon. They're taking all this evidence
that they're collecting and they're giving it to spy
agencies under the pretense. This could be, this could be a
spy balloon from China or Russia or wherever.
That's why it was so important for them to try to get some
legal cover. Last year when we shot down
those UFOs, they got one spy balloon and three UFOs.
But what that does is it allows for them to say, well, we're
just trying to protect America. We're trying to protect them
from spy balloons by taking all these pictures and video and
making all these recordings of people's phone calls and radio
transmissions. And yes, we are giving that to
the CIA. And yes, that might be illegal
normally, but because we found a spy balloon, we think we're
going to be OK. So he's bragging about what
they're doing in this podcast. After he goes, after he goes out
there, he insults us all, telling us that all these orbs
that we're seeing are nothing more than drones made in China
and Singapore. After he does, after he insults
everybody in the UFO community, everybody who is able to think
clearly and rationally. After he does all that, after he
throws shade on David Grish and all the other whistleblowers,
then he wants to brag a little bit.
He wants to brag a little bit about how Aaro is really good at
helping the Deep State, and that's a good thing.
And we can cover up what we're We're helping the Deep State in
a couple ways. We're collecting all this data
where they can stock you, and then we're throwing in a couple
balloons on top of it so we got cover.
We can do this to you, and there's nothing you can do about
it. So that's what's happening.
You think you're getting a UFO investigative committee, but
what you're actually getting is a department that is allowed to
spy on you, listen to your radio transmissions, your phone
conversations, and videotape everything, and then turn all
that information over to whatever, whatever intelligence
agency wants it under the pretense that we are being
protected from Chinese spy balloons.
But what happens to all that extra information they've
collected? The 99%.
The 99.999%? That's not Chinese spy balloons.
He never addresses that, does he?
Well, somebody caught that and they cut it out of the podcast
because you bragged a little too much.
Keep an eye on this saying I think you're going to see Doctor
Evil in the news a lot. He's going to be out there.
He's going to be out there presenting himself as this
rational, you know, Carl Sagan, 2 point O guy that's going to
really put it to the UFO conspiracy theorist.
He's going to really show him how it is.
But never forget what he said. That one of the greatest
benefits of ARO was, quote, it's latitude to conduct domestic
surveillance. It's not about spying on UFOs,
it's about spying on you. That's why I say the only
disclosure that matters is UFO data, information, pictures that
we crowd, that we Crowdsource ourselves.
Don't give the government another dime to investigate
UFOs. We'll do it from the ground up,
grassroots. Cut these guys completely out of
the picture. Until next time, this is UFO
warning. Over it.
Out.