Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode we're talking about the UFO double cross.
That's correct, the UFO double cross.
Now, this seems to be a story that just pops up repeatedly,
one where a government office will come out and say, oh, by
the way, all of this UFO talk, well, we planted that in order
to confuse the public because we're actually working on a top
secret program that the Russians and the Chinese can't know
about. Now that would be fine if that
was true, but the problem is this just seems to be a recycled
story, and it doesn't account for the literally hundreds, if
not thousands of reports that are posted every year of
people's personal experiences seeing UFOs, myself included.
And people are seeing these things all over the place, from
the middle of nowhere in the United States, to busy cities to
the middle of nowhere and foreign countries.
And we're starting to get a lot more video evidence besides the
eyewitness accounts and the things that people are seeing
just cannot be accounted for by current technology.
Not to mention the handful of cases that we know of where we
have actual UFO meta material, where stuff was seen coming out
of craft, where it's been recovered, where it's been
tested, where it's it's is a composite material that's not
known to be made on Earth. So there's a lot of evidence.
There's actually a mountain of evidence for UFOs.
But every so often it seems like as as the momentum gets going on
this thing toward disclosure, people start demanding
accountability and transparency from the government.
You'll see these stories pop up where a few government actors
will come forward and they'll say, well, actually all this
talk about UFOs by government insiders is just simply a story
that we put there to get the enemy off the trail.
We don't want people to know what's actually going on because
we are Big Brother and we are here to protect you.
Now, I'm not falling for it. Not this time.
The first article that we're looking at is from
simaphore.com. This story's been all over the
place. I mean, you can find it in the
same story in 50 different publications, but this is from
semaphore. It says Pentagon fueled UFO
rumors for decades, Wall Street Journal reports.
I'll just say 20 years ago wall before the Wall Street Journal
and got bought out by wet News Corp.
I think they were the premier newspaper but they were bought
out. They cut out large sections of
it used to have all the penny stocks listed.
It was just a great resource of information and knowledge.
Today that paper is a sad reflection of its old self.
OK, the article was written on June 8th, 2025.
It says the US Pentagon and some military officers misled their
own personal personnel and the public about the existence of
UFOs for decades, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Like I said, sad reflection of its old self.
My opinion anyway. Waves of hype over
extraterrestrial phenomena and alleged government cover ups
have rippled through recent history, especially during the
Cold War. Now, the Journal reports how
U.S. military officials used UFOs as cover for real secret
military programs and even as a bizarre hazing ritual.
So they want you to believe that all these thousands and
thousands of UFO reports from all over the world, not just the
United States. OK.
I've talked about these things just the past few weeks about,
you know, ones that have happened in Algeria or Peru or
Brazil. It's a global phenomenon.
So are we to believe that the United States is testing their
equipment and other countries, countries that aren't even
friendly to countries that aren't even friendly to us?
Article goes on and says these efforts were uncovered by a
Pentagon of office established in 2022 to investigate reports
of the UFOs of UFOs, but were but weren't publicly disclosed.
The sprawling disinformation campaigns have unleashed within
the halls of the Pentagon itself, a dangerous force that's
quote UN quote giving rise to a paranoid mythology that some
senior officials believe to be true.
And then it's got a graph of reports here between 1970 and
2020. Look, people are calling in a
lot more reports. We're in more communication with
with each other. Yeah, there is a spike in
reports in the early 2000s, but think about the technology that
was beginning to be developed as far as communication goes.
We have had a lot more cell phones.
People access to the Internet is a huge thing.
Think about how much easier it is to report a UFO sighting
today. That would have been in 1990,
pre Internet. So basically in this little
short synapsis here, they're trying to say that, well,
because of all the government disinformation campaigns, people
are feeling compelled to calling these faulty reports.
Now this is just one article on this recent ever report.
Let's take a look at another one.
This reports from New York post.com Pentagon Secretly
Planted Area 51 UFO Conspiracy Theory to High Classified
Weapons Program Bombshell Report and by Johnny Reese June 20 June
8th, 2025 Got a little video here to go along with it.
Some of the most prevalent UFO conspiracy theories, including
about aliens being housed at area 51 in Nevada, were fueled
by by the Pentagon in an attempt to provide cover for secret
weapons programs, according to a bombshell report.
Once again, they're taking a specific story about area 51.
A lot of people have their own thoughts about that, and they're
conflating that with all the thousands of UFO reports that
have come in from just random people across the globe.
See, they're creating a straw man argument.
And that's when you're trying to have a a discussion with
somebody. You're having a difference of
opinion, but you can't beat the evidence.
So you have to set up a straw man, something you can beat.
So they're creating their own their, their own counter to the
UFO phenomena. You know, you've got new fork
with thousands of UFO reports all over the whole world and
people are like, wow, isn't that strange?
I wonder if something's going on there.
And then you have these government actors coming along
and saying, oh, nothing to see there here.
What happened was we just created this false story about
Area 51 and people are confused. Well, what's Area 51 got to do
with somebody in China seeing one of these things?
I mean, come on, use your common sense, it says.
A review by the Department of Defense found that in the 1980s,
an Air Force Colonel visited A Vatabara near Area 51 and gave
the owner fabricated photos of flying saucers near the secret
government base, according to a review of the 20/20/24 report by
the Wall Street Journal. Now, this is some really sketchy
stuff on a couple different levels.
So at Air Force Colonel is probably decent rank here, just
goes into this bar in Area 51 and gives somebody some
fabricated photos. Myself, as a private citizen, I
would never, ever accept those photos from somebody telling me
that they were Air Force Colonel.
I mean, this could be a total setup.
I mean, this is the kind of stuff that can land you in
prison for espionage for decades and why people want to mess with
that stuff. I mean, if it's not on the
Internet already publicly available, I want nothing to do
with it. So here you go.
You have a situation where they're doing this cloak and
dagger stuff. And really, if you're using your
common sense, you would never accept this from somebody who
claims that they are military person from Area 51.
That's not good judgement in my opinion.
It goes on and says that the incident renewed local fervor
over UFOs, with the now retired Colonel confessing to Pentagon
investigators that he was on an official mission to spread to
spread disinformation and hide the true purpose of the site
where the government was testing the first ever stealth warplane,
the F117 Nighthawk. I mean, I hate to tell you, but
what people are seeing is far more advanced than the F117
Nighthawk or anything that we that that that's publicly
acknowledged by the government. Commonly, people are seeing
these UFOs that change shape, that grow and diminish the size,
that do all kinds of strange things, says the military reason
that the best way to keep its new technology hidden from the
Soviet Union's prying ice during the Cold War was to bury it amid
the trove of conspiracy theories surrounding Area 51
investigators found. Well, don't they think that the
Soviet Union could, would assume that they were lying to people
the same way the Soviet Union lied to their own people?
The incident is just one of several where government
officials allegedly played up America's UFO mythology for the
purpose of protecting its military assets, According to
the 2024 report. Other military attempts to
obscure secret projects with conspiracy theories were not
made public. There's a name that you should
recognize. Sean Kirkpatrick, the first
director of the All Domain Anomaly Resolution Office.
I'm going to say that resolves nothing.
Was the man tasked by the government to dissect countless
UFO theories in 2022? Well, wait a minute.
I didn't think he was supposed to dissect countless UFO
theories. I thought he was just supposed
to release information about UFO sightings and then we can decide
for ourself what these things are.
It's his office probe. Decades of documents, memos and
messages across the Defense Department.
He found several conspiracy theories that circle back to the
Pentagon itself. Oh yes, I'm sure this guy's
going to be right in the middle of it, exposing his old bosses
at the Pentagon in one instant. Krypactics team found that the
Air Force hazed members with briefings introducing them to to
a fake Yankee Blue unit that purported investigated alien
aircraft. Okay, I think what he meant to
say was purportedly investigated.
Alien aircraft. The briefings came with a direct
order never to mention the details to anyone, with many of
the targets of the prank never learning that it was all a ruse,
according to interviews with Kirkpatrick's team.
Well, I wouldn't call that a prank.
I mean, I would. I would just call that more
lying from our own government. The bizarre practice was still
taking place during the investigation, with the Pentagon
eventually sending an order across the DoD in 2023 to
finally put it into it. Well, if that's true, it's nice
to know that they're spending millions of your dollars to hire
people like Louis Elizondo to sit around and talk about UFOs
all day. It remains unclear why officials
presented subordinates with fake briefings, with rumors
speculating it could have been used as a loyalty test or to
spread misinformation. Kirkpatrick also found that the
government deliberately left people in the dark when they
witnessed secret military projects, according to the Wall
Street Journal. Well, yeah, I would imagine they
probably would. Robert Salas, a former Air Force
captain, was one of those people.
Salas claims he witnessed a UFO to send over a nuclear missile
testing site in Montana in 1967. During the event, a flashing
light was able to disable all 10 nuclear missiles at the bunker,
along with all electrical systems.
He was ordered to never discuss what he saw with Solace,
maintaining that he witnessed alien visitors chiming in on the
Cold War. Kirkpatrick's team, however,
discovered that Solace was never told that what he actually saw
was a test of fledging electromagnetic pulse tests to
see if American silos could withstand the radiation of
atomic weapons and retaliate if the Soviet Union ever attacked
first. Well, that's nice that they
would risk disabling our nuclear weapons system just as part of a
test. Great.
With the test failing, officials decided that was best.
No one knew the secret of the vulnerability, so Sallis and
other witnesses were intentionally left in the dark
to make their own conclusions. The DoD has acknowledged that
not everything has been made public about the ARAARO's
discoveries, but the military claims it will be more
transparent in its follow up report scheduled for later this
year. Well, I'm sure they will be.
The department is committed to releasing a second volume of its
historical record report to include AAR OS findings on
reports of potential pranks and inauthentic materials, the DoD
said in a statement. Oh my, yeah, this is really
something. So they bring out two examples
here that very well could be related to top secret stuff that
happened in 4050, sixty, 70 years ago, whatever.
But they don't explain the thousands upon thousands of UFO
sightings that are reported. I mean, just in the last few
years, this doesn't cut it for me.
Like I said, classic straw man argument.
Now, I just want to point a couple things out here.
If you think that it's impossible for your own
government to deceive you, we've talked about this before on the
podcast, but there was a program back in the 60s, it called
Operation Mockingbird and that's where the CIA used allegedly
national news media to form the narrative.
And if we ask AI in their politically correct opinion,
even gives you an idea what's going on here.
Operation Mockingbird refers to an alleged large scale CIA
program that aimed to influence American news media for
propaganda purposes during the early years of the Cold War.
It was alleged to have involved recreating journalists and
influencing front groups. Well, now that's not hard to
believe, especially and maybe it's more than just the CIA.
Maybe it's just whatever political party likes to work
with these guys. A lot of times if you see a hot
button issues such as gun violence or political riots like
we're experiencing right now, if you go through the the dozens
and dozens of local news channels and, and even the major
news outlets, you'll see the headlines are all the same.
It's, I'm sure you've all seen those montages of, of videos
where they show, you know, 1520 different anchor people leading
off with this exact same sentence with the story.
They're trying to create a narrative about what whatever it
is, you know, if you're old enough like me to remember the
Vietnam War, you remember a lot of the crazy nonsense that was
being said. Well, we've got to fight him
over there or we'll fight him over here.
You know, there's a communist around every country.
Basically it was an excuse to get us involved in a foreign
war, my opinion, that made a lot of people a lot of money.
But if you look at it, it was really more of a forever war
than anything. We weren't prepared to fight
that on a global scale. Just it was one of these things
just went on for years and years and years that lots of people
paid the price. And meanwhile we had lots of
many well connected politicians that fed up the through of
government spending. And you see the same thing
happening here with the UFO stuff.
I guess the good thing about this is you don't have to have
50 or 60,000 people killed in conflict, but you still have
select groups of people given multi $1,000,000 government
contracts. They're feeding off the
government through. And at the same time, we're just
being told an ever changing narrative now going on talking
about this Operation Mockingbird here.
It says alleged CIA program. Operation Mockingbird is not
officially confirmed by the CIA, but it's widely discussed.
The program is said to have recruited journalists and
influenced front grips to disseminate specific messages
and perspectives. The program's elect activities
are associated with the early Cold War era.
United States still going on today myself.
The name Mockingbird is said to come from the fact that the
program was designed to spread propaganda somewhere to show how
a mockingbird imitates other birds song.
So think about this. The propaganda we're hearing now
is, is that all those thousands of UFOs that are being seen
across the world? Well, that's just the US
government testing out their super duper high-powered weapon
systems. Really.
And places like China and Russia and Brazil are doing that.
Seems strange to me. Conflicting information.
While there are accounts suggesting the existence of such
a program, the CIA has not officially confirmed it.
Honestly, we don't need the CIA to officially confirm it.
We can turn on our own TV and see what's happening.
Now, I'll finish up with this last article here.
Which one of my favorite congressman, Tim Burchett.
I really like this guy. I think he's an honest dude.
This is from foxnews.com and articles from last year, April
24th, 2024. Government's refusal to
declassify UFO docs is a cover up costing taxpayers millions.
GOP congressman says there you go.
I've said this 100 times. People like John Greenwald
collect the stuff and I've seen cases like where from the Korean
War he's trying to collect information about a reported UFO
being I think it was even supposed to have been shot down
and he gets the paperwork from me.
He posted on his website and it's all blacked out except for
like 2 sentences of it. Stuff is 70 years old.
I mean, come on, you think I stuff from World War 2 they
won't release about UFOs and stuff.
So just release the documents. Any technology that they could
be talking about would have to be outdated by this point.
And if it's, if it concerns atomic weapons or something,
just go ahead and say we can't talk about this because, you
know, it's, it's a super critical weapon system.
But so much of the stuff they're just, there's no good reason why
they're not releasing the information that they have goes
on here and says it's not about little green men or flying
saucers. It's about 10s of millions of
dollars our federal government is spending on something it says
does not exist. Well there you go, follow the
money. This article is by Chris Ebert,
Fox News AUS congressman said he believes that there's a
government UFO cover up and is fed up with what he
characterizes is diversion tactics and stonewalling while
millions of dollars seemingly vanish into a black hole.
I couldn't say it any better. In my opinion, this, this most
recent assertion by Arrow that, well, all this UFO stuff, it's
because the government was trying to cover up their high
tech weapons, super secret weapon systems.
This is a diversion from what's actually happening.
We, we still have no account for what's going on.
Representative Tim Burchett, Republican Tennessee, who's been
a leading voice trying to get to the bottom of the UFO debate,
expressed his frustration with the government on this topic in
an interview with Fox News Digital.
I think there is a cover up, he said.
I mean, it's a cover up when you release a file and it's just
half blacked out and there's a cover up.
When one group says one federal authority says something exists
and then another federal authority says it doesn't exist,
that's a cover up. So yeah, it exists.
Cover up is real for whatever reason.
And you're spending 10s of millions of dollars.
On it, on something that you say doesn't exist, yet you continue
spending the money on it. Makes you wonder, so if these
guys are actually spending money on all this UFO stuff and they
know it doesn't exist, then why aren't they being brought up in
charges or fraud? Says Last week, Burchett was one
of about a dozen people in a skiff in a sensitivity apartment
information facility about UFOs, which is a highly classified
briefing, and he left feeling discouraged, as all this other
stuff is. The cover up is real for
whatever reason. So they bring these guys in to
these high security skiff units and basically give them a little
bit of information, but more importantly that they compromise
them so they can't talk about it.
That's what's going on here. It's part of the cover up.
Instead of releasing classified files to the public that a
bipartisan coalition lawmakers have been calling for federal
government officials bringing you in a secure setting even for
the most mundane so-called facts.
And to me that just reeks of a cover.
So there you go. Instead of talking about this
stuff in public like they should be, they're swearing these guys
to secrecy and tell them that this is national security.
It's not national security. It's security to keep them from
being prosecuted for all the fraud they've committed, in my
opinion. Because the meeting was
classified, Burchett couldn't discuss the details.
But he said he didn't learn anything new and wondered why it
wouldn't be discussed in public. I really think the whole thing
is so compartmentalized that we'll never go to the we'll
never get to the bottom of it until you have a commander in
It's about 10s of millions of dollars that our federal
government is spending on something that at least some of
the members of the federal government say does not exist
yet. They will not release any files.
Yeah. Why won't they release the
files? He's he's got a point.
Well, maybe because the files would allow somebody to find the
truth. At times, Burchett said he felt
like they were close to getting answers.
But then they were told they have to ask someone else and
that person isn't in the skiff. And then you start all over
again. We need a Colosseum to put
everyone in one place so we get all the questions answered.
As recently as 20/21, an Intelligence Community Control
access program was expanded to UAP reverse engineering without
sufficient justification, The Pentagon's February report on
UFOs said this program never recovered or reversed engineered
any UAP or extraterrestrial spacecraft.
This intelligence community program was de established due
to its lack of merit, according to the report.
But it doesn't say the cost of the project or how much was
spent. It's just well, there you go.
I isn't the Defense Department short $2 trillion.
It's it's in a massive amount of money.
If they, the federal government don't have anything to hide,
they sure are doing a great job of hiding it, Burchett said with
a smirk. And also if UFOs don't exist,
why do they keep spending 10s of millions of dollars researching?
And why do they not classify the documents?
O either they know something they don't want to tell us about
these UFOs or the whole thing is just a big money grab and
they're committing fraud in the billions upon billions if not
trillions of dollar range and they're hiding that from us.
Either way, not a good situation.
And when they do classify them, they're so redacted it just
looks like blotches of blacked out ink.
That's what I've been saying all along.
A representative of AARO all domain anomaly resolution
office. Where they, what, resolve
nothing, which is the Pentagon's office that studies UFOs, Didn't
immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.
Well, there you go. You had the most recent news
coming out that, oh, by the way, nothing to see here.
All those UFO reports, they were simply cover stories for what's
happening at Area 51 or for a penetration test we were doing
at atomic missile sites back in the 60s.
Nothing to worry about. That's us up there.
Big Daddy is protecting you so go back to sleep.
Sheep doesn't address the thousands upon thousands of UFOs
that have been seen over the years across the globe.
This phenomena is not contained to the United States.
The deep state in the United States, as far as I can see does
not have a monopoly on this stuff.
Now maybe be trying to we, we know from lots of different
stories and reports that it seems likely that the people at
the core of this deep state structure are either in contact
with these entities or are attempting contact with them.
Trying to make sure that they're the first ones on the block that
make some kind of connection with these sayings in order to,
I think continue their reign and rule of financial terror upon
this planet. It's that's what it seems like
to me. And so periodically it seems as
though after we pile up thousands and thousands of UFO
reports and we get to a point where it's almost seems like
disclosure is imminent, then we get these generated reports out
of the bowels of the deep state flatulence on on a digital scale
telling us nothing to see here. It's just secret, top secret,
cool stuff that you can't know about South, put your head down,
keep your mouth shut. Well, I hate to tell them, but
we're not keeping our mouth shut.
We have the Internet today, and that's why the UFO reports have
blown up exponentially, not because people are influenced by
some government disinformation program.
And we're going to keep talking about it, and we're going to
keep going over these UFO reports from all across the
world because, like I said, this is a global phenomenon.
It's not just happening in the US.
We're going to keep talking about it.
We're going to keep looking about it.
We're going to look up. We're going to make our own
observations. We're going to make up our own
minds about this stuff. Nobody can tell us what we have
to believe about the UFO phenomena.
Until next time. This is UFO warning over and
out.