Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode we're talking about Kirkpatrick Quits and UFO
Over Clovis. That's correct, Kirkpatrick
Quits and UFO over Clovis. Now the first article comes to
us from political.com. The title says Pentagon UFO boss
to step down next month. Quote, I'm ready to move on.
I have accomplished everything I said I was going to do, Sean
Kirkpatrick said. Boy, and that's a mouthful
there, there's articles written by Lara Seligman dated November
7th, 2023. She gives by saying the head of
the Pentagon office responsible for investigating UFOs is
stepping down from his post in December.
He said in an exclusive interview.
I'll just say not everybody agrees that these guys are
responsible for investigating UFOs.
A lot of people think they're responsible for blocking
investigations, covering things up, just obfuscating the facts.
Just a thought. Sean Kirkpatrick, the head of
the All Domain Anomaly Resolution Office, is retiring
from the federal government after nearly 18 months on the
job. He deferred his planned
retirement last year to take on the job atop a row, and now Phil
C has achieved his goals. He said.
I'm ready to move on. I have accomplished everything I
said I was going to do, Kirkpatrick said, adding that he
still wants to finish a few tasks, including wrapping up the
first volume of Historical Review of Unidentified Anomalous
Phenomena Issues before leaving. Oh, boy.
Wrapping up the first volume of a Historical Review of the
Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena issue before leaving.
So that's what he's been doing just right in UFO history for
the last 18 months. Wow.
Kirkpatrick's deputy, Tim Phillips, will lead the office
in an acting role until the Pentagon hires a permanent
replacement, Kirkpatrick said. Well, honestly, to me, it's just
a do nothing job, so it really doesn't really matter who's even
in there. A physicist, Kirkpatrick took on
a role at a row after spending decades in a variety of
scientific jobs for the military.
OK, so he has been there a while.
But look, the physicist, and this is the guy that told us
that the Mosul orb didn't violate any laws of physics.
This metal looking sphere flying through the sky suspended
without wings doesn't violate laws of physics.
OK? Kirkpatrick's tenure has been
marked by a high level of public and congressional interest in
the issue of UFOs and the possibility of extraterrestrial
life. The Biden administration
established the office in July 2022 under Kirkpatrick's
leadership to look into unidentified craft military
pilots have increasingly reported seeing in the skies and
whether they pose a threat to national security.
Since then, Kirkpatrick has investigated more than 800
cases. I I think the Board of
Investigation here is used pretty loosely.
Secondly, remember the three UFOs they shot down over Alaska,
Yukon and Lake Huron? Still haven't got the gun camera
footage from the from the fighter jets on that AARO has
been in the news frequently in the last few months, including
for its role in helping the US detect a fleet of Chinese
surveillance spoons Balloons. You know, if we have to have a
row show us where this Chinese surveillance balloons are at,
we're we're in pretty deep trouble.
Kirkpatrick himself made headlines this summer when he
fired back at a Whistleblowers explosive claim that the
government is covering up a decades long program to reverse
engineer alien craft. Well remember, he didn't just
fire back, that litter somehow got posted online.
Didn't mention crush by name, but it sure eviscerated him.
In my opinion, Arrow has not uncovered any evidence support
to claim Kirpatrick said the time.
Calling the comments insulting. Really.
A lot of people think that how Kirkpatrick has treated people
who want to find out about the UFO phenomena is insulting.
I'd have to say that I really, I just think it's beneath the job
to come out and and say the things that he did about Grush
without without important to say, without naming Grush.
But I think we all knew what he's talking about.
The whistleblower, retired Air Force intelligence officer Major
David Grush, has refused multiple requests to interview
with a real Kirkpatrick said, Well, why would he?
Why would he interview with them?
I mean, who knows what could what could come out of that?
Lawmakers, witnesses and UFO enthusiasts, however, have
continued to criticize what they call a lack of transparency from
the government regarding the phenomena.
Well, we know this when we have representatives telling us that
they that they're told that they're on it, that they're on a
need to know basis and they don't need to know and that
quite possibly we find out that some of these programs that the
president of the United States is not even read into.
And then people want to tell me that I'm a conspiracy theorist
for believing in the deep state. So you have stuff going on that
the president doesn't know about, but the people that know
about it are not the deep state, OK, whatever.
But Kirkpatrick said ERA has made some strides where
transparency is concerned, including launching a long
anticipated online tool for former and current service
members and government employees to report UFOs.
That's a joke as far as I'm concerned.
I mean, if these guys are, if these guys are sworn of some
kind of a secrecy thing, I mean, who knows what they can even
say? I I'd be scared to death to fill
one of those out if I was a government employee.
And and besides, we don't need it anyway.
There's so many of these things being spotted every day of the
week. I mean, we can we can, we can
figure this out with, with or without the government's help.
Doctor Kirkpatrick has served the American people honesty and
integrity, tackling an incredibly difficult mission to
explain the the unknown, Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks
said in a statement. His commitment to transparency
with the United States Congress and American public on UAP
leaves a legacy the department will carry forward as a ARO
continues its mission. Yeah, I'm sure that his his, you
know, vast transparency will be continued.
Another memorable moment came when he co-authored a draft
academic paper positing that the unidentified objects Arrow was
studying could be alien probes from a mothership sent to study
Earth. So while he tells us, Oh yeah,
these things could be probes from an alien mothership, then
when he gets before Congress, he says, Oh well, this thing that
looks like an alien probe over there in Mosul, we don't know
what it is, but it doesn't violate the laws of physics.
It it's got to be something that Russians did, you know, and
that's what he implies. Kirkpatrick said the document
that was posted online was in draft form and did not have
permission to be published. However, he does not regret his
involvement. In fact he believes the best
thing that could come out of his job is to prove that there are
aliens, because the the alternative is a much bigger
problem. That's just about the stupidest
thing I've ever heard. Well, it's it's better that we
have Chinese and Russians with this advanced technology other
humans, than to have some entity from another dimension or
another Galaxy somewhere have the source of.
I mean, at least with the Russians and Chinese, I mean at
least some form of the human race will continue at worst case
scenario with with if these things are some sort of entity
from another dimension or from some other place across the
universe, we don't know what they'll do, he says.
If we don't prove it's aliens, then what we're finding is
evidence of other people doing stuff in our backyard, he said.
And that's not good. That's a very myopic, dangerous
attitude really that shows you where we're at with these
people. And to me, that's probably one
of the few things he said where you could where I would say
unequivocally he's not lying. He probably really does believe
that that the Russians or the Chinese are such a terrible
threat to us and that if, you know, if for some reason these
these UFOs end up being their handiwork, then we're all
doomed. Well, you might be speaking a
different language. You might be operating under a
different form of government, but it doesn't mean that you
will be viewed as insects the way that a lot of these entities
from some other dimension, some other Galaxy, may look at us.
I mean, if these things are coming from some of the place,
and I believe they are, then why haven't they shared the cure for
cancer? Why haven't they shared some
sort of managed free energy where they can help us, you
know, not destroy the planet in our quest for transportation
back and forth to work? Say it just shows me how he
misses the point and how the whole agency misses the point,
and how, depending on the government to ever bring you
disclosure or any kind of an explanation of what this stuff
is misses the point. Now I'm going to get off my
soapbox and take a look at something that's much more fun
to talk about and that is a UFO that was photographed over
Clovis, CA. Now turning to this UFO that was
photographed over Clovis, CA. This is pretty cool and there's
some pretty good pictures out there.
The first article comes to us from themirror.com.
I'll have us at the Buy Me a Coffee website.
You can check out the links all over there.
The articles by Alec Croft dated November 8th, 2023 and the title
says UFO captured spinning across sky in mysterious clip as
expert tells of unhuman aura. Jason Beard caught some eerie
footage of a white ball spinning across the sky without any sign
of a trill, describing it as a Pearl white with a round energy
ball below it. Now, from a distance this thing
looks like a typical orb to me, says a man has shared mysterious
footage of a UFO which looked like a ball of energy spinning
across the sky. Jason Beard caught a video in
broad daylight of a white ball moving at speed, describing it
in a Facebook post as Pearl white with a round energy ball
below it. He said the clip of the disk
like object, taken in his hometown of Clovis, CA, shows
that we are not alone. I happened to look up in the sky
and I never really looked in the sky and I saw this thing
floating, Jason recalled. It was going really fast.
It was spinning and it had like something under like a ball and
this thing was just gliding fast, he added.
I know it's hard for some to believe, but it's OK.
This thing was Pearl white with a round energy ball below it and
spin before vanishing into the sky like the speed of lightning
before my eyes. I can't deny what I saw.
We are not alone people. The comments on social media
worked largely in awe and wonder at the video, which shows the
white ball disappeared behind a cloud.
One UFO expert, Tic Tac UFO, said if you look at the video,
it shows a big ball of energy below the craft.
It shows a craft like in the middle of it and just this big
purple energy. It just looked, it looked
ancient, it looked unhuman. Now I want to make a comment
there. These people are picking up a
volume on this kind of their, I suppose, emotional intelligence
kicking in or maybe filling in the blanks.
It talks about the same looking ancient.
I kind of got the same feeling when I had my encounter, you
know, up close with the UFO. That feeling and the the thought
that went through my mind was this thing's been places and the
texture of the craft, just its presence and you know you're in
the the presence of something way different than you are.
It's nothing made by the Chinese nothing made by the Russians.
No worries there. This thing has come from
somewhere and and it's somewhere that's not around here.
So they've got a couple good pictures here and it's it's cool
how people, how people have been commenting on it.
It says one particular introspective commenter said
there's no alien, there's no aliens or just different
variations of our own self and souls in different timelines.
Well, that could be. I also think that might be a
little bit of a bend toward the normalcy bias of aliens are just
too scary to think about. This must be us on a different
timeline. It's much easier to think that
we're approaching ourselves in the future than to think that
we're approaching some entity that's not at all like us from a
place far, far away. Another Facebook user thought
there may be more earthly explanations.
Writing the military hides a lot of their technology.
Look, the military has nothing like this.
I think that we can see from the way things have been going the
past few years that if it wasn't the US military, if some
military had this kind of advanced technology at their
fingertips, they would have used it and the Internet would look a
lot different than what it does now.
I want to take a look at another article about the same sighting.
Now, as I was saying, there are a couple of good pictures out
here. I found a really good one on
reddit.com by R Zampano. It looks like a doughnut shape
from this picture hole right in the middle of it.
And maybe that's where this energy ball was emanating from.
I'll put that link on the Buy Me a Coffee website.
Not really a lot of comments over there, but it just says
daytime tic Tac UFO sighting filmed in Clovis, CA.
That one just came up. And then we have another short
article about here with some more pictures.
This is from thesun.com written by Dina Deneum Bartholomew says
unworldly eerie footage of spinning UFO captured from
ground as expert describes ancient and unhuman or a man has
revealed shocking footage of another worldly ball of energy
that was floating in the sky. Jason Beard had to stop and take
video of the moment he saw a flying disk like object above
Clovis, CA. It's got a pretty good picture
of it here too. Like I said, it's almost like a
horseshoe doughnut type shape. You can really see the texture
of it, the structure of it. Look, there's nothing like this
made by Made by Man, and then it goes on and says I happened to
look up in the sky and I never really looked in the sky and I
saw this thing floating, he said.
It was going really fast, it was spinning and it was like it had
something under like a ball and this thing was just gliding
fast. Beard saw the odd sight in the
middle of the day last month and decided he had to record it.
And what a great job he did. It says.
He shared it on social media and got a wave of responses.
And it talks a little bit what people were saying about it, but
I like this article because it's got a really good picture in it.
You can take a look at that now. This isn't the first time that a
UFO has been observed or even recorded over Clovis CA.
If we go to nbc24.com, this article by Mayra Franco at K and
pH staff it says dated April 6th 2023.
We have another case. It says aliens question mark
video shows strange floating object hovering over central
California. Now I'm looking at the image of
this thing and it looks to me like a triangle shaped object
with three large bright lights on it.
It says That's the question one California woman is asking after
she recorded a strange flying object in the air outside her
window and Clovis. I was laying in bed watching TV
and then all of a sudden my room lit up a really bright light.
I thought maybe it was some type of flashlight or just something
like flying around, maybe a helicopter, Kylie Hubble said.
Hubble claims the lights were flashing so bright it lit up her
entire room. So she went out to check it out.
She said whatever it was, it was floating in the air for about
two minutes before it vanished. I opened the window and I didn't
hear any sound, so I was like, that's not a helicopter or an
airplane, she said. Hubbell said she has never
believed in aliens, but after this encounter, probably so.
She also said it was truly weird and scary.
It was probably as big as a hot air balloon and it was lighting
up and blinking and then it like got up really high and lit up
like super, super bright and then it just disappeared, she
said. KMP reached out KMPH reached out
to the Federal Aviation Administration and said they
don't have reports of any unusual aircraft activity in the
area. Well, imagine that.
While I was looking around for sightings in southern Central
California, I found this from May 19th, 2021.
This is from abc.com. It says Shaquille O'Neal tells
Jimmy Kimmel he saw a UFO in central California more than 20
years ago. In case you missed it,
basketball great Shaquille O'Neal appeared on Jimmy Kimmel
Live Monday night. Of course this is from 20/21.
When asked about his thoughts on UFOs, he had a special shout out
for California's Central Valley where he says he saw one in 1997
in Madera, CA. And right when we passed the
fairground I could swear I saw a flying saucer come down with all
the lights and it was spinning and then it took off, he said.
We all looked at each other and it was like, I know it was a
UFOI don't care what anybody says.
Shaq made a stop in the area when he was on the Los Angeles
Lakers. He told Kimmel on his late night
show he was with friends on a double date and they were coming
home from what was Hollywood Video in Madera at the time.
That's when he claims he made the stunning discovery.
Shaq says he had never told anyone that story for fears.
Others would think he was crazy, but says that after that
experience he has no doubt in his mind that UFOs are real, yet
nothing like seeing one to make you believe it.
And then finally, when I finish up with this one here from
foxnews.com it's dated July 10th, 2012.
UFO triangle in California's alien hotspot.
Believers claim it does seem to be a lot of activity in this
area where this guy just photographed his UFO over
Clovis, CA. It says on July 8th, 1947, a
crash in Roswell, NM described by local papers as a flying
saucer lit a fire in America. UFO fever.
And today, just over 65 years later, of course, it'll be 75.
Now, some central California's believe the region remains a UFO
hotspot, the bottom leg of a UFO triangle as as mysterious as
Bermudez. Jeffrey Gonzalez is one of such.
The founder of Sanger Paranormal Society and a UFO chaser for the
past four years, he runs a 24 hour UFO hotline.
People call and he investigates claims of UFO sightings.
No, I'm not crazy. It's an obsession.
It's a hobby, Gonzalez told foxnews.com.
He works as a phone company technician during the day and
solves mysteries of the unknown during his time off.
He says his background in electronics helps him use the
tools to investigate the paranormal.
I go out to the location where these events happen, I'll talk
to the witnesses, I will take reference points and I won't
make sure it's really said Gonzales drives a research
vehicle or a paranormal ambulance equipped with the
requisite gear necessary to investigate UFOs, a Geiger
counter, an EMF scanner, infrared cameras, and a Sony
Handycam camcorder with night vision.
If a witness reports a sighting more than one time or says
something crash, then we'll go out and stake out the area in
case the craft comes back. Because if it does come back,
then we'll be ready, he told foxnews.com.
The gagger counter tests for radiation and the
electromagnetic frequency or EMF reader monitors different types
of energy. Infrared cameras are very
helpful during stakeouts, he said.
They can see up to 300 feet in pure darkness.
Well, usually park outside from 9:00 PM to 5:00 AM in the
morning, he said. Gonzales is part of a new
National Geographic series called Chasing UFOs.
A recent survey conducted by National Geographic finds that
80 million Americans believe in UFOs.
So there you go, 80 million. And that's in 2012.
I imagine this is probably way over 100,000,000 by today.
People are beginning to wake up. Even if they can't put their
mind around it, they're starting to see what's going on here goes
on. Talks a little bit about how
this guy's just out there trying to do his own investigative
work, trying to locate these things, trying to record them.
It's important. This is, I have a lot more faith
in this one guy in California on his own with his, with his, you
know, limited electronic gear, trying to measure these things,
trying to record him, trying to get some kind of idea what
people are saying. I have more faith in him and
that he'll be transparent about what he finds than I do the
entire U.S. government. I mean, I hate to tell you, but
this is how we're going to find this stuff.
Just individuals out there, crowdsourcing, disclosure.
And I think it's great that they found this hotspot in California
where there's lots and lots of activity and someone's taken it
upon themselves to put the phone number out there.
And to go out and start investigating these things one
case at a time. Really cool stuff.
Until next time. This is UFO warning.
Over and out.