Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about Immaculate Constellation.
That's correct, Immaculate Constellation.
Now, this is a new program that's come to light, a UFO
program, a secret program that the government's been running,
reportedly. At least that's what we're told
by the whistleblower. But before I get into it, I want
to just define the terms. What is Immaculate and what is
constellation? A lot of you probably already
know. Some of you might not be quite
sure. If we go to Merriam Webster
Dictionary, we find that the word Immaculate means spotlessly
clean, having or containing no flaw or error, having no stain
or blemish as in an Immaculate heart, having no colored spots
or marks used. Especially in botany and
zoology, a petal can be Immaculate.
Of course, many of us are familiar with the term
Immaculate Conception. This idea, if you're a
Christian, the truth that Christ was born through the Virgin
Mary, therefore the conception was Immaculate.
Seems like it might be a slightly strange term to use for
a UFO program, but we'll get into that.
The second part of this puzzle that we're looking at is the
term constellation. Of course, that's much easier.
A group of stars forming a recognizable pattern that is
traditionally named after its apparent form or identified with
a mythological figure. Modern astronomers divide the
sky into 88 constellations with defined boundaries.
Or it could be known as a group or cluster of related things.
So you kind of have this idea. So I guess we're talking about a
perfect cluster, a perfect group, a perfect constellation
of stars. Perhaps.
The first article that we're looking at comes to us from
tribune.com dot PK Immaculate Constellation Pentagon
whistleblower reveals a secret UFO program A Pentagon
whistleblower has exposed a secret UFO program, alleging the
military had key information from Congress Dated October 9th,
2004. A recent revelation by a
Pentagon whistleblower has disclosed the existence of a
highly classified government program called Immaculate
Constellation. Reported by journalist Michael
Schoenberger on his Substack newsletter Public, this secret,
unacknowledged spatial access program allegedly deals with
unidentified anomalous phenomena formerly referred to as UFOs and
has operated for decades without congressional oversight, raising
concerns about government transparency.
Well, if you know anything about the UFO game, you know that
transparency has got nothing to do with anything the
government's doing. According to the whistle blower,
elements within the military and intelligence community, what
they like to call the IC, have withheld information about UA PS
violating constitutional obligations.
Schellenberger notes there is a growing body of evidence that
the government is not being transparent about what it knows
about UA. PS I'll tell you you'd have to
be living under a rock for the last 70 years not to know that.
The whistleblowers report outlines 7 categories of
evidence detailing various UAP sightings captured by U.S.
military sensors and personnel. It claims that the variable
chain of custody for UAPIMINT or imagery intelligence collected
by U.S. military assets ensures a high level of confidence and
accuracy and integrity of the data gathered.
The report also maintains alien reproduction vehicles being
secured within this program. The whistleblower further warned
that publishing the name Immaculate Constellation could
lead to government surveillance under the Foreign Intelligence
Surveillance Act. These revelations aligned with
former President Donald Trump's ongoing claims that the
government is withholding information about UA PS and a
June 2024 interview, Trump said. I have access and I speak to
people about it. I've had actual meetings on it,
and they will tell you there's something going on.
He has frequently expressed frustration over the
government's secrecy, stating that his administration sought
to release more information to the public.
Pretty sure here that we have a parallel government, a deep
state operating separately and independently from the people
that we vote for. Pretty clear, isn't it?
Lawmakers like Senators Marco Rubio and Kristen Gilderbrand
have pushed for a greater transparency on UA PS and have
voiced concerns about the lack of accountability.
Most of the UAP whistleblowers have held very high clearances
and high positions within our government, Rubio said last
year. While the full extent of
Immaculate Constellation remains unclear, the disclosure has
reignited public interest in UAP investigations.
The Pentagon has yet to respond to the new allegations, though
it previously denied any reverse engineering of extraterrestrial
technology. Whistleblowers, however,
continue to claim that crucial information about UA PS is being
hidden from Congress. Well the main problem that I see
from this is that it's a government whistleblower from
the inside and they aren't named.
So we have no chain of custody for this information.
We have no idea really what's being said.
I don't know how reliable the authors sources are.
The original author that does a sub stack and we're not getting
really enough details. We'll take a look at a couple
more articles here and see if we can kind of flesh this out a
little bit. This next article that we're
looking at gets us a little closer to the heart of the
matter here is from newsnationnow.com.
newsnationnow.com, of course, a lot of you are familiar with
Ross Coltart's work over there. There is about an hour long
interview, a video on here. Highly recommend it.
I'll put the links over at Kofi. You can watch that if you like.
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This article is titled Report names Immaculate Constellation
UAP Program Journalist. Then it says the whistleblower
report names a UAP program. For the first time, a number of
people have come forward alleging secret UAP programs.
Pentagon has denied that it has such programs and says Uaps are
not alien. Ross Coltart, dated October 9th,
2024, says a leaked whistleblower report says the
Pentagon is operating a secret UFO retrieval program called
Immaculate Constellation. According to the independent
journalist Michael Shellenberger, the report
revealed for the first time the name of an alleged UAP program,
stating that the executive branch has been managing UAP
issues without congressional knowledge or oversight, possibly
for decades now. I just can't imagine that it's
the executive branch doing this. I mean, think about it, the
president's only there for 4 to 8 years, right?
And you have these people in the DoD, they're there for decades.
So that doesn't make sense to me.
Department of Defense spokesman Susan Goughman, that's spelled
Gough. This lady, she's been around for
a long time, denied records of the alleged program in a
statement to the News Nation Tuesday evening.
The Department of Defense has no record, present or historical,
of any type of SAP called Immaculate Constellation, she
wrote. And then it says Schoenberger
told News Nation's Ross Colthart he has been in touch with the
whistle blower whose exact role and other identifying details,
including gender, he has withheld because they fear what
could happen if they are publicly known.
I would be more afraid of not being publicly known myself.
I mean, the way these guys operate, I don't think that
they're faking it or that they're lying about their fear,
he said. This person discovered this
material accidentally. This was not something they had
expected to encounter. That fear is why Schoenberger
said the whistleblower did not share intelligence imagery
showing Uaps. That's interesting.
I mean, how would you accidentally stumble across this
stuff unless somebody just said maybe had misplaced it, I don't
know. The unnamed whistleblower said
the Department of Defense created Immaculate Constellation
in 2017 after a New York Times report revealed another program
known as Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program.
Now, there's a lot of debate about whether or not ATIP even
exists. There's a pretty good argument
that this was just a nickname for the original program, AARP
or whatever it was. So this idea that right here,
this whistleblower is saying, Oh yeah, a tip was for sure, for
certain. That kind of gives me some
pause, actually. The whistleblower report cites
evidence, including allegations about UAP sightings collected by
the Pentagon and intelligence documenting first hand
encounters with Uaps or UFOs that are kept in a database used
by the intelligence community. The report is also said to
describe various Uaps in detail, including one where orbs
surrounded an F22 and forced it out of its patrol area, and one
where the crew of a Navy aircraft saw an orange red
sphere descend from high altitude after they described a
sense of unease and feeling as if they'd snapped out of a
trance. That's interesting.
Pentagon historically denies reports of UAP programs.
The Pentagon has long denied claims that there is any
evidence to indicate any non human, alien or extraterrestrial
intelligence has visited Earth and it may report the Old Domain
Anomaly Resolution Office. AARO said reports of
unidentified aerial phenomena UAP are the result of mistaken
identification of drones, top secret projects or other known
aerial objects. AARO said long standing claims
that the Pentagon is secretly studying Uaps are a result of a
circular reporting from a group of people who believe the rumor
to be true despite a lack of evidence.
And it goes on here. It says rumors about the
government and unidentified objects have existed since the
end of World War 2 and the famed Roswell incident in 1947.
Believers pointed to errors in the report and cast out on the
validity of the claims. Yeah, well, we're quite well
aware of that. I don't know about this,
actually. It goes on down here.
It says this new whistleblower is not part of that circular
reporting, Shellenberger said. I'm confident of that.
This person did not know the other individuals who verified
the name of this program. It does not fit the theory of
social contagion. Yeah, but could it fit the
theory of a limited hangout? Those who have suggested we need
to look more closely at Uaps, including high-ranking officials
like former Assistant Secretary of Defense Christopher Mellon
and former Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe.
Now John Ratcliffe, I tell you, I like this guy.
I think that if all the COVID stuff hadn't hit, if Trump could
have stayed focused, could have done what he needed to do, if we
would have had Trump 2.04 years ago and John Ratcliffe would
have been left in there, an intelligence agency, I think we
could have gotten disclosure. Because he just strikes me as a
really decent, honest guy. And I don't say that about many
of these fellows, but I've watched him on enough interviews
that I'm impressed with someone like John Ratcliffe.
We need a bunch of John Ratcliffe's in there if we're
ever going to get any hope of finding out what this stuff is.
It's just my personal opinion. In 2023, former Air Force
officer David Grush reignited interest in Uaps by claiming a
secret UAP retrieval program was being operated by the Pentagon
with the public or Congress being aware.
If you haven't listened to that podcast they did about the
interview with David Grush by that fellow out there in
Colorado, man check it out. I think that David Grush, my
personal vibe off of him is that he is a decent honest person
who's doing what he thinks is right.
But I'm not sure if he's being fed all accurate information.
But he seems like a genuine dude because of all the all the
nonsense he's been exposed to. From what I can see and the way
this interviewer described him just kind of being a little bit
on edge and I can see why he would be.
So we could have a limited hangout.
We could have people that are really decent, honest people
being fed incorrect information in order to create that hangout.
We could have people that are intentionally misleading, people
I don't find to be trustworthy at all.
And then we could have some of these anonymous sources that
maybe they're good people, but they've been fed information and
maybe it's not good information. So we have to be so careful with
this stuff that's coming out of the government because we don't
know. We weren't there.
We don't have a chain of custody, but it's still
interesting. They're on the move, that's for
sure. It says others have since come
forward with their own stories, including former military
intelligence officer Louis Elizondo and retired Army
Colonel Carl Nell. I've talked about Elizondo a
bunch. Of course, you probably know
he's blocked me on Twitter. Why would he even take the time
to block somebody as insignificant as myself?
I just, I don't get it. It's kind of a joke to me.
Lawmakers from both parties have come forward to press the
Defense Department for more transparency and have said the
earlier hearing was not the last the public can expect to see on
Uaps. Yeah, no justification has been
given for this level of secrecy. Schellenberger said nothing that
efforts to discredit those who have come forward to speak about
Uaps have ruined people's lives. He also recommended
whistleblowers approach journalists or congressional
staffers, saying that protections for whistleblowers
who go to AARO or the inspector generals for defense of
intelligence are not adequate. Yeah, that's what I think I
would do if I was in that situation.
I felt like I needed to talk to somebody.
I think I'd find my Rep or my senator, talk to them because at
least they can be cleared to have the conversation.
And maybe it'll be a lot less likely that you end up in a
slammer somewhere. Wow, interesting stuff.
I've got another article here I want to look at before we go to
close this out. This is from Substack.
This is the actual original article I guess.
Michael Shellenberger says October 8th, 2024.
Pentagon is illegally hiding secret UFO information from
Congress, whistleblowers allege. I won't read the whole article
here because I'm not sure if this is supposed to be behind a
table or not. Somebody has gone ahead and put
it online, so I'm not going to go ahead and read that.
I don't want to get jammed up with somebody saying that I, you
know, access your information without permission.
I'll just say that they got a picture of Lloyd Austin here
testifying. It just kind of goes through and
talks about the different special access programs.
Not a big fan of that stuff, man.
You end up with like 8 congressman that can actually
look at the stuff he talks about the 1947 Security Act, how
they're supposed to treat this information, you know, all this
top secret stuff. Basically what they did was they
just did an end run around the Constitution and said, well, we
won't have all of the reps have access to this stuff.
We'll just let 8 of them. Well, how hard would it be to
compromise? Eight people, really.
And so now we have a situation where we have billions and
billions of dollars. Don't forget the Defense
Department has 2.3 trillion missing and no accountability.
Eight people can look at half these programs.
That doesn't seem right to me. It's just a recipe for disaster.
And if you got 8 congressmen looking at this stuff,
congressmen say he'd been in office for 10:20, 30-40 years.
Who's going to have the power over this?
Oh yeah, the president might have the authority, but he's not
going to know where all this stuff is buried at.
And they keep him so busy. Doesn't it just seem silly to
you that we have presidents going around talking at
elementary schools, signing hats, doing, doing dinners for
the Super Bowl winner? I mean, doing dinners for the
college football, the college, you know, championship football
team, just spending hours and hours and hours and all this
silly public shows that don't amount to anything when he's
supposed to be managing the country.
The country that has what, a $25 trillion GDP, 300 million people
that are here legally, probably another 100 million that are
here illegally. We're coming up on 1/2 a million
people in this country and all these resources, the constant
threat of war and we've got a president doing Easter egg
hunts. I don't get it.
It's so who's, if he's doing all, if he's just doing all
these silly events where he shows up and not to mention the
World Travel going around to all these different, you know, World
Economic, this world that with the photo OPS, with all the big
shots, how does he have time for it?
If he's running things? Well, he's not running things.
The people that have been there for 30-40 years, they're running
things. And most of those people are in
the bowels of the Defense Department or the intelligence
community and they've got the rubber stamp of approval by
these 8 congressmen over these things they call SAPS or SPACS
or whatever. Spatial access programs.
I tell you, a dangerous situation.
He goes and makes kind of the connection between a row and
ATIP. Like I said before, there's a
lot of reason to believe that ATIP wasn't even a real program,
that that was just kind of a nickname for the previous
program that Harry Reid invented.
A lot of people think that this whole idea of ATIP actually goes
back to the original program, the AAWSAP, which started with
the help of Harry Reid. I have an article on that.
We'll get to that next. So what I'm seeing here is kind
of a collection of the same old stuff.
Now, this person may have stumbled across something that
they think is genuine. I'm just not sure.
I mean, I'm reading through the sub stack a little bit and this
guy seems to be putting out there that that Trump has some
kind of control over this. Trump has access to this and
that, you know, I'm not sure about all that.
I really think that Trump was just was just kept like so many
presidents on the outside of all this for so long.
Could there be an actual program called Immaculate Constellation?
There could be. Will we ever get to the bottom
of it? Probably not.
Just to give you an idea of how these names just seem to be so
interchangeable and they could just be a distraction.
I want to just kind of go off the track a little bit here to
this article by metabunk.org. And obviously, these guys are
not going to be on our side of most things, but they do
sometimes. I think they're good for keeping
politicians, for keeping players in the deep state accountable to
at least to some tiny degree. This is dated June 21st, 2022.
It says Norcal Dave, senior member.
Where did the AAWSAP files come from and where did AAWSAP
originate? For the answer, I broke down and
paid the $9.98 for the Kindle version of Skinwalkers at the
Pentagon by Doctor James Lakatsuki, Column Kellner and
George Knapp. I would have subtitled it How
Some dead Animals. Brought us the Tic Tac and
squandered $22 million of taxpayer money.
Now see this is a problem. When this stuff is done secretly
like this undercover where there's no accountability, they
open themselves up for a lot of criticism warranted or
unwarranted. It's a long post and I'm going
to need AG and T after this and it might get moved to rambles as
it's not a specific claim. Now it goes on here it says what
1 gets is that long time UFO paranormal journalist and Coast
to Coast AM regular George Knapp is the godfather of AAWSAP in a
nutshell. He hyped up some dubious
accounts of strange happenings and cattle mutilations on the
Sherman Ranch in Utah to the point that UFO paranormal
enthusiast millionaire think he might be a billionaire.
Robert Bigelow bought in Bigelow using his own money to set up
the National Institute for Discovery Science NIDS, headed
by Colum Kellner, to investigate what would come to be called
Skinwalker Ranch. For eight years afterwards,
Kellner and Knapp wrote a book about it.
The DIA employee, James Lakatsky read the book, traveled to the
ranch where he met Bigelow, and had a minor vision, quote UN
quote. With the help of Nevada Senator
Reid, whom he had been introduced to Bigelow by Knapp
many years before, Lakatsky crafted a government contract to
look at UFOs, Strange stuff, and Skinwalker Ranch, all under the
guise of future aerospace technologies and threats.
You see how convenient that is? You get a bunch of your friends
together, you get a famous journalist, you make a lot of
claims, you tell some really cool stories, and then the next
thing you know, you got $22 million rolling around.
There's a whole thing that this is not how UFO research should
be done. This is not the way to do it.
The contract was written so that only Lekowski could be in charge
of it. Bigelow's BAASS Company was the
sole bidder and was awarded the contract so that Lakatsky was in
charge of funneling $22 million to Bigelow's company, which was
run by Kellner. At least some of this money was
used to send Kellner back to Skinwalker Ranch, now with
taxpayer dollars. Wow, wouldn't it be cool if you
or I could get a $22 million grant to study UFOs?
Imagine what we could do. I'd have a new mic right away.
Many from Knapp's circle of UFO paranormal researchers such as
Hal put off. We know that name and Kick Green
also know that name. Former intelligence guys got a
little taste as they helped provide what would become the
DIRD files. Bass also rents MUFONZ database
and may have used some of their field investigators.
See, that's why I like New Fork. Now, I did make my first UFO
report and only to MUFON. That's because I knew about
them. I didn't know about New Fork.
They did have an investigator I talked to.
It was a very nice experience. But man, I'm following the money
here. Lakasky was the originator and
the only person ever in control of a a WSAP.
There was no formal ATIP. Got that.
There was no formal ATIP, AAT IP.
So that really brings into question what's Louis going
around telling us that he was in charge of ATIP about where was
this guy at? That acronym was created solely
as a ruse to be used in a letter that got circulated at the DoD
so as to hide AAWSAP. So they didn't want these guys
to know what was going on at the ranch out there, $2,000,000
flowing out toward the ranch might not look good.
So we've got to make up another name.
AATIP, That's what it looks like.
Whether or not people like Chris Mellon or Louis Elizondo use the
term a tip to describe their unfunded and unofficial UFO
research is unclear. It appears that New York Times
article of 2017 got a hold of the a tip name and applied it to
what was really AAWSAP. Once in the public sphere, it
might have been used accordingly.
After funding dried up, Lekowski eventually retried and as
before, he now joined Calendar and Knapp in writing a book
about it. Of the $22 million, only
$350,000 is accounted for as it went to MUFON and appears on
their tax filings. This was for use in their UFO
database and possibly some training of old field
investigators or the use of MUFON investigators.
It's a little unclear in the end.
AWSAP produce the 1500 pages that this thread is about, along
with mountains of reports about different encounters.
It's unclear though how many other reports were actually
generated by Bass employees and subcontractors for a swap, or
were just culled and rehearsed, rehashed from MUFON and other
databases, for crying out loud. So you're saying maybe, maybe
these guys just made-up stories or retold stories from the MUFON
databases? This is what I don't like about
MUFON not being like public and out there with their stuff like
new fork is totally different organizations.
As this is a metabunk. I will provide a timeline below
using quotes from the book of those that want to see what was
actually in it and important notes.
It says cattle and other animals mutilated by unknown entities,
intelligently guided orbs, silent black triangle craft,
poltergeist, 7 foot tall creatures, government agents in
black suits, and all the other high stranges that reportedly
occurred at Skiwalker Ranch and elsewhere.
It's prima facie that these things happen as described as a
giving fact. There is no notion of mundane or
traditional explanation for any of these encounters, rather an
attempt to understand the underlying phenomena.
Cattle don't just die and get picked up, picked over with
scavengers. They are dissected by other
worldly entities, blah, blah, blah.
You can see what happened, man. You start off with a very shady
way of funding these things and it's very opaque.
And so when someone does a little bit of investigating work
and they're like, well, wait a minute.
Why was Bob Bigelow the only one that was allowed to bid on this?
And why was all this research focused on his ranch in Utah
that he bought for 200,000 and reportedly sold 10 years later
for what I think 1/2 a million? Why, why, why was this thing
started out being named a, a WSAP and now it's supposedly
referred to you as a ATIP? What, what, what are we doing
here with all these different names of this place?
Why, why are we being so quiet about it?
What's, what's all this confusion for?
Well some people might look at this and say well $22 million
and only 350,000 of us accounted for that went to MUFON, $350,000
is a pretty good chunk of money to sit around until and and
recant UFO stories, especially if you can just read them off a
MUFON, which I don't think they share theirs with people.
If you can read them off a MUFON and just kind of credit those
two as to have happened over at the ranch, it's going to walk a
ranch, $350,000 is a lot more than what I get paid for
relaying UFO stories. The whole, the whole thing just
stinks to high heaven. And so now when this other
program comes along, we've been through so many of these.
Now this other program comes along.
They're calling it Immaculate Constellation.
And it's given to us by a whistleblower who seems to like
not be in the loop. Maybe they say they just
stumbled across this stuff. A lot of people thinking about
the bad things that could happen to you for sharing that might
just forget they ever saw it. But this person contacted this
writer, the Shellenberger Fellow, and he seems to take
about the word. But the problem is we don't have
any light on the subject. We have no chain of custody for
this information. Was this idea that there's this
government program called Immaculate Constellation that is
dealing with these UFOs and entities or whatnot, is that a
real thing or is that just something that was planted there
for this person to find? If it is a real thing, would
they be that careless with the information or would this
perhaps be some kind of a limited hangout?
I see some real problems with this story about the Immaculate
Constellation, the notion that it's controlled by the executive
branch. I think that's laughable when we
think of the presidents that have tried to get to the bottom
of this, have just been pushed off to the side.
When you have a deep state that's been in full force since
the 19 teens now over 100 years, we have such an inoculation to
the truth in these departments, I don't think there's any chance
that we'll ever get disclosure from them unless somebody can
just bust the doors wide open, go in and find this stuff.
Until next time. This is UFO warning over and
out.