Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about a UFOFBI purge.
That's correct, a UFOFBI purge. Now I have to tell you before I
get into it, I think the story could not be any more crazy, but
I'm going to go through it. You can make up your own mind
what you think. To me, this is just the deep
state in its death throes and it really, I'll tell you, it's
drawing some lines and you can make up your mind about who is
on which side of the line. Now, this first article that
we're looking at comes from politico.com.
Title says FBI agents who investigate UFOs worried they
could be pushed out and possible purged.
The existence of the FBI's informal working group on the
issue has not been disclosed publicly before.
I've got issues immediately #1 why?
Why would you not publicly disclose that the FBI is working
on UFOs? I mean, would that be because
you don't want to have any accountability?
And secondly, what has the FBI ever done as far as disclosing
what they found about UFOs? We've got nothing from these
guys now. This article is written by
Daniel Lipman, dated February 3rd, 2025.
FBI agents who are part of a secretive group investigating
the surge of unidentified anomalous phenomena what the
government used to refer uses to refer to UFOs, are worried that
they could lose their jobs in a possible FBI purge targeting
officials who worked on January 6 cases, according to four
people familiar with the matter. Now, that is some really scary
stuff. I mean, so we've got the same
people that were locking people up for their involvement walking
into the capital on January 6th, let's face it, at these guys.
And we know that there were, I don't know how many dozens,
maybe hundreds of undercover FBI operatives there on the scene.
What a mess it was. Now, the same people that were
tangled up in that and that situation that was so divisive
to the country, they're telling us now that some of those people
were also involved in this secretive UFO investigative
group. That doesn't that doesn't make
me feel good, goes on. It says some of the FBI agents
who work in the group also worked on January 6 cases.
According to the people, all agents across the Bureau have
been ordered to fill out a questionnaire about their work
on the capital attack. Now they use the word capital
attack. What I saw was a bunch of
misguided people walk into a building that had been opened by
the police. There are worries that the move
could lead to a Trump ordered purge at the agency, said to
people whom some of whom were granted anonymity to discuss
personal matters. It's pretty clear that the FBI
has become very partisan. Just look at by the way they
prosecute people and who gets prosecuted.
And I don't care if that makes people angry and they don't want
to listen to the program anymore, that's fine.
They can do that. But what this program is about
is about talking about these UFO's, what's going on here.
And a big part of the UFO story is the government cover up
because we're obviously being lied to and kept out of loop.
And if the FBI is part of that deception, I'm going to talk
about it. And I don't care who's in
office. I don't care if it's Trump,
Biden, Democrat, Republican, whoever, that we cannot have
these anonymous task force and that they're not even publicly
recognized that have no accountability.
Claiming that they're going to investigate these things and
then hand down the results of the disclosure to us does not
work. OK, I my opinion is this stuff
has to be crowdsourced from the ground up.
And anything that the government's really doing about
this, to my mind, it's just going to be a commandeered by
the deep state and it's going to cloud things.
It's not going to make things more clear.
It's going to make things more opaque, article goes on, it
says. I have spoken to several agents
from the UAP working group who are afraid of losing their role
and the investigation getting unintentionally compromised,
said Ryan Graves, executive director of Americans for Safe
Aerospace and a former Navy pilot.
This is a problem I have with these guys coming out of the
military, of these government agencies, is that, you know, you
can, as I say, you can take the boy off the farm, but you can't
take the farm out of the boy. Well, sometimes you can take the
government employee out of the government, but you can never
take that bureaucratic tendencies out of that person.
And I see that happening over and over again.
This says I am concerned that the FBI UAP working group could
be affected by transition changes and these leaders might
not be aware of the incredible work that these agents are doing
and how their investigation can be empowered as part of a
formalized intergovernmental effort.
That right Sarah tells me that I'm not really interested in
anything Ryan Graves has to say, because how could you want to
get on board and get out front of this and defend these guys
after what they've been involved in?
I mean for crying out loud we have these idiots walking around
a khaki pants and blue shirts pretending to be some kind of
Patriot Front. What in the world is going on?
We don't need a government that big as far as I'm concerned they
can eliminate the entire FBI and most of the other agencies in
Washington DC. We know must told us that 54% of
the people weren't even showing up for work.
So why does Ryan Graves feel the need to get out front here and
tell us all how afraid he is that these guys who may have
committed crimes on January 6th are going to be cleaned out of
the agency? The people that politicized the
top law enforcement agency in the country may be driven out of
the agency because the guy who they victimized is now in
charge. The guy whose wife's underwear
drawer they were in favor of violating, He's in charge now
and he wants some accountability.
But Ryan Graves says, oh, no, hey, man, we can't.
We can't bother with that because the FBI and they're such
great guys are going to be out there taking care of us and
finding all this stuff. Let's let the FBI do its thing,
bringing in international criminals, cross-border,
organized crime, whatever. I think that we can leave the we
can leave the UFO investigation to Newfork.
Just my opinion. The existence of the FBI's
informal working group on the issue has not been disclosed
publicly before, Graves and three other people familiar with
the group said. It consists of a national
program manager and more than a dozen employees across the
country who spend much of the time tracking down Uaps.
And this just sounds like garbage spending to me, man.
What kind of financial incentive is Graves getting from this?
To me, what this sounds like is another Louis Elizondo case
where you've got this back door deal done where a couple million
or four or 5 million or maybe 10 million, who knows, dollars just
thrown into this project and you get a dozen people get to sit
around and shoot the breeze about UFOs.
That must be a great job. Maybe I should apply for that
$159,000 a year working for the government, full benefits.
Yeah, I can dig on that. Graves has said that for more
than a year, and his group has worked with the FBI team to
refer interested witnesses, leads and open source
intelligence to help the bureau's efforts to protect the
country and the aviation industry from unidentified
phenomena. Well, there you go.
Talk about a revolving door. Just revolves right out of the
airplane cockpit into this nonprofit group and now working
with the FBI. Hand in glove, Ryan, how much
they pay you for that, That's what I want to know.
He said the agents have interviewed interested witnesses
and plus up these reports with classified information.
Oh my, this is just getting so dirty.
I'm, I'm telling you, it's sickening to me.
The FBI Working group is uniquely positioned to
investigate UAP due to their joint law enforcement and
intelligence authorities, he said, adding he was deeply
worried that agents key to the investigation of UAP could be
removed, which would undermine the Trump administration's
commitment to take EU out of UAP.
I'm going to ask you again, Ryan, how much money are you
being paid by the FBI to forward these witnesses to them?
What kind of financial incentive do you have to do this?
If it's none, then just tell me. Let's just get it out in the
open. I mean, I would ask Louis
Elizondo if he's involved, but he's blocked me from his Twitter
account. Imagine that while we have no
comment on any questions regarding FBI personnel matters,
the FBI investigates unidentified anonymous phenomena
when there is potential for a violation of federal law,
particularly unlawful acts that could adversely affect our
national interest, and to gain sharing and analyze intelligence
to combat security threats facing the US, the FBI said in a
statement. Could someone please give them a
course with Grammarly so they can learn how not to write?
Not to write, run on sentences. These are the people in charge
of investigating UFOs. Thanks.
The Pentagon had a similar effort called the Advanced
Aerospace Threat Identification Program, whose disclosure in
2017 sent shockwaves throughout Washington and around the
country. Yes, Luis Elizondo to the
rescue. Another complete limited
hangout, government plant, whatever you want to call it.
My opinion where they just take they dump a bunch of money off
from the pocket of some powerful senator into the hands of one of
their friends. They set up one of these little,
very cloudy working groups, unofficial, unannounced, put one
of their friends in charge of it.
You know, someone like Louis, a veteran of Gitmo, who, what did
he refer to himself as? The Darth Vader of Gitmo?
Yeah. I want him investigating UFOs.
That'd be great. Since the revelations that the
military was compiling mysterious incidents of Uaps,
there has been a bipartisan push in Congress to require the
government to more aggressively investigate them.
Many of these legislative efforts were led by then Senator
Marco Rubio, who is now Secretary of State.
Let's keep in mind that when the FBI was brought in before the
before Congress to be investigated about January 6th,
they wouldn't even tell you how many undercover agents they had
on the ground there and what their role was.
It's very, very secretive organization.
Advanced objects demonstrating advanced technology are
routinely flying over our restricted or sensitive
airspace, posing a risk to both flight and safety national
security, he said on Twitter in 20230.
Speaking of which, just as an aside there, I just, I'm sure
you're all aware of the tragic, tragic collision air in
Washington, DC between that Blackhawk helicopter and a
passenger jet. I just saw where the employee of
the FAA, I believe it was that released, that video, has been
arrested. Yeah.
The last thing they want is for the truth to get out.
It seems like other key appointments of the Trump
administration have also advocated for investigating
unknown objects in the sky. CIA Director John Ratcliffe,
this is somebody I have a lot of respect for, who was director of
national intelligence in the first Trump administration, said
on Fox News in 2021. There are a lot more sightings
than have been made public. I think that John Ratcliffe is a
good man and I think he knows a lot more than he's being allowed
to tell us. And I hope at some point he'll
find a way to release what he does know.
I just, that's when I think at the very least, even if he
doesn't release everything he does know, I think that at least
he won't be intentionally trying to harm the American public.
He said. There are objects that have been
seen by Navy or Air Force pilots who are in a satellite imagery
that engage in actions that are difficult to explain, movements
that are hard to replicate that we don't have the technology
for, or traveling at speeds that exceed the sound barrier without
a Sonic boom. And a local media interview in
2023, Mike Walsh, Trump's National SEC National Security
advisor and a former Florida lawmaker, said the government
needs to take this incredibly seriously.
And what's the FBI been saying the whole time?
Nothing to see here. It's not our systems.
It's either our adversaries have things with capabilities that we
aren't aware of or that we can't explain, or it's otherworldly,
he said. Jason Best, a former Army
Special Forces intelligence officer who said in an interview
that he had spoken to members of the FBI working group after
witnessing a UAP in Colorado, said it would be obviously
detrimental to it's UAP investigation if those agents
were fired. This is, to me, this tells you
what side they're on. OK, just put it that way.
The FBI is 1 component of the government that is starting to
realize what other functions in the government have already
known for a long time and have been participating.
And he said, and if FBI agents have, are the mechanism to bring
that under a legal umbrella, I think we're doing unbelievably
critical work. Oh boy, absolutely nauseating.
I mean, to think that you're ever going to get clarity,
transparency or justice from the FBI and something like this, I
think burgers believe. But hey, that's just me.
Let's go ahead and take a look one more article on this and
wrap it up. This article is from
ticklethewire.com. Ticklethewire.com says FB is
secret UFO unit faces uncertain future amid potential Trump
ordered purge Written by Steve Neveling FBI agents
investigating unidentified anomalous phenomena fear they
could lose their jobs and a potential purge of officials
involved in January 6 cases, according to multiple sources
familiar with the matter. Political reports.
The secretive FBI working group, which has never been publicly
disclosed before, consists of a national program manager over a
dozen agents tracking Uaps across the country.
Several members also worked on cases tied to the capital
attack. Now, all FBI agents are required
to complete a questionnaire about their work on January 6th,
raising concerns that the effort could be used to justify a Trump
ordered shake up at the agency. Maybe he just wants to get rid
of some bad guys. I mean, he is the commander in
chief, so wouldn't that be his prerogative?
Ryan Graves, a former Navy pilot and executive director of
Americans for Safe Aerospace, said he has spoken to multiple
agents worried about their roles disappearing.
I thought Ryan Graves was an OK guy.
That man, this really, really gives me a lot of foreboding
about what's going on there. Quote, I am concerned that the
FBI UAP working group could be affected by transition change
ages and these leaders might not be aware of the incredible work
these agents are doing and how their investigation could be
empowered as part of a formalized intergovernmental
effort. He said.
Well, the last people that I want in charge of investigating
UA PS are people that were involved with what happened on
January 6th, OK, where doors were open and people were
welcomed inside and basically a lot of raucous behavior was
encouraged. Craziness.
For over a year, Graves Organization has worked with the
FBI team, connecting them with witnesses and intelligence
leads, the agency said. Conduct interviews and
supplement reports with classified information.
Once again, I want to know if Graves is getting paid for this.
I want to know, I want to follow the money.
I want to know where the money comes.
We may have to take a deep dive into this.
You know, all these organizations just popping up.
I don't see any connections there between my little program
and the FB I, I don't see, I don't see myself getting any
government contracts. How about you?
This working group is uniquely positioned to investigate Uaps
due to their joint law enforcement and intelligence
authorities, he said. Really.
Because the law enforcement and joint and intelligence
authorities have been telling us all along that there's nothing
to see here, that this is all just mistaken identification.
the OR, you know, hobby drones. FBL declined to comment on
personnel matters but acknowledge this role
investigating Uaps when there's a potential violation of federal
law, show me the investigation because we didn't see a thing
happen up there in New Jersey or New York.
We gather, share and analyze intelligence to combat security
threats facing the US Bureau said in a statement.
I see no evidence of that. Zero, absolutely no evidence.
Interest in UA PS serves after the Pentagon's Advanced Aerial
Space Threat Identification Program was revealed in 2017,
leading to bipartisan efforts in Congress to increase government
transparency. Yeah, this.
The rest of the article is just pretty much a cut and paste.
I don't know if this is all just AI driven or if the the current
batch of journalists, if they're just so lazy they can't put
their own spin on anything really kind kind of
assassinative affairs act. Actually, I'll go ahead and look
at this excerpt here from Newsweek.
They got a little bit of a spin on it.
Secretive FBI group probing UFO's worried, worried they'll
get purged by Doge report. That's of course the department
of operation, the Department of government efficiency that Elon
Musk is currently heading up. And I just think it's fantastic.
A secretive group of FBI agents tasked with investigating UFOs
is deeply concerned that they may be next in the Department of
Government efficiency purge, according to a new report.
When you get laid off at a job because, say, the company is
going bankrupt, that's not necessarily a purge.
Sometimes it's just necessary cuts that are made to employees
in order to keep the company solvent.
It's funny how in the government, these government
employees all think that they're owed this job for life and that
if at any point their job is discontinued or they're told to
seek employment elsewhere, then it it's a purge.
Like like something Stalin did or something.
I mean, come on, the drama, Ryan Graves, executive director of
Americans for Safe Aerospace and a former Navy party, told
Political Heat. I had spoken with several agents
within the UAP working group. Unidentified enormous phenomena
is how the US government refers to UFOs.
Yeah. You see what's going on here?
You've got Ryan Grays. He's got this organization,
Americans for Safe Aerospace, a former Navy pilot.
And it looks like they've just like they've just rotated him,
you know, and, and, and the door out of one agency into a next.
He's got this thing going. I'm pretty sure it's a
nonprofit. I got to look it up and he's out
front. He gets, he gets a little
article written here by political crying about how these
poor BI agents are being questioned, their integrity and
they're going to probably get fired or transferred or
something. And how that's just going to
ruin the UFO investigation that we're so in desperate of need
right now. So Ryan Graves comes out and he
he gives this couple short little excerpts to Politico and
political. They put a puff piece up here
about the FBI and then Google just smashes it, man.
They put it to the top of the list.
You type in UFO boom, you got the political, the political
article. This thing will probably get 50
million page views today. So that's the narrative.
Well, Ryan Graves, yeah, he seems like a nice guy, former
Navy pilot. Yeah.
And, and that old Batty Trump, he's trying to, he's trying to
keep these poor dedicated FBI guys from investigating UFOs.
Well, I didn't know that they cared about us so much.
They've had this secret group going on investigating UFOs,
trying to protect us. Come on.
This nonsense is knee deep and a mile wide.
I have to tell you. It goes on and says why it
matters. Donald Trump's Justice
Department has begun removing removing FBI agents and
prosecutors tied to the high profile investigations into
January 6th. A lot of people would say
persecutions. Didn't see the same thing
happened with the BLM demonstrations and burned downs
and everything else now did you? Acting Deputy Attorney General
e-mail above issued an order to fire several DOJ prosecutors in
Washington, DC on Friday who handled cases of defendants
charge in the Capital Riot Never was actually a riot.
But they forget that Bill Clinton just pretty much fired
everybody when he came in. That's the prerogative of the
president. OK, It's probably actually a
good thing because he gets new blood in reports that indicate
that the FBI has been ordered to remove agents linked to
investigations into January 6th and Trump's attempts to
overthrow the election. Boy, there you go.
Yep, it's attempt When Trump questions corruption in the
election, then he's guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors and
treason and everything else. But when Hillary Clinton
questions it or Al Gore questions it, no big deal.
And then of course, they're accusing him of having
classified documents at his more or longer residence was, of
course, he did not. You can count on Newsweek to put
the deep state thumbprint right on it wherever you want it at.
So you can kind of see what's shaping up.
Here we have the Deep State through its Mockingbird media,
trying to convince Americans that without the FBI and the
specialized group of 12 secret agents and their secret agent
man operating this UFO investigation, inclusion with
the intelligence community and law enforcement, that we're
never going to get to the bottom of these UFOs.
Nope, never going to get to bomb these UFOs, not without the FBI.
And then you've got Ryan Graves of all people.
So sorry to see this coming out front and center sounding the
alarm. Yep, sounding the alarm with
Politico. And then you get the other Trump
haters on board, Newsweek and whoever, and that same stupid
little sound bite. This gets repeated over and over
and over again about about 100 million times trying to form the
narrative. The narrative being we've got to
have the FBI and that bad old Trump is trying to fire these
FBI agents. And without these FBI agents,
we'll never get to the truth of this whole UFO mystery.
Let me tell you, folks, the FBI, the CIA, the Department of
Defense, none of these guys are going to tell you what's going
on with these UFOs. Any disclosure that we're going
to get, the only way we're going to get it is through
crowdsourcing it. So that is why I am so negative
on so many of these guys coming out.
Like whether it's Louis Elizondo or this Ryan Graves or any other
former government employee, they bring out, try it out in front
of the cameras. That tells us that they know
where the bodies are buried, where the ships are at.
They know this or that, but they're still connected seven
ways to send you to the deep state.
But I'm supposed to believe them.
I'm supposed to go to the local UFO convention and pay 50 or 60
bucks to get in and listen to these guys talk for an hour.
I'm supposed to buy their book. I'm supposed to buy their CD or
the video. I'm done with it.
Until next time. This is UFO warning over and
out.