Hello, and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about, Sean Kirkpatrick gagged.
That's correct. Sean Kirkpatrick gagged.
Now, Sean was the head of the Arrow over there at the dot.
Of course, that's the UFO department.
He's recently retired and he's been in the news a lot lately.
I mean a bunch. He has just recently come out
apparently and said that he's been gagged from talking about
UFOs. This is strange.
Now you know my opinions of this guy have been somewhat negative.
I'm sure his fanboys will be out there on the comments section to
have asked me about that, but that's just how I see it.
This article comes to us from thesun.co.uk.
It says release the The X-Files. I'm the X Pentagon UFO chief and
I was gagged. That's all caps from revealing
quote UN quote alien secrets. The bombshell files must be
released. The physicist says he was made
to step down after revealing concerning activity quote in our
backyard. And then it goes on here It says
it's written by Georgie English, published February 9th, 2024.
The Pentagon ex UFO chief has made sensational claims that he
was gagged from revealing top secret information on alien
life. Now that's some pretty big news
here, and it makes you wonder if we aren't getting close to the
truth, that they have to send this guy out here to tell us
that he has the secrets to the universe but he can't tell us.
It's another one of these appeal to authority things, I think
maybe to shut down discussion about this stuff, I don't know.
Very strange to me. Sean Kirkpatrick, the former
director of the US Department of Defense's UFO Task Force,
demanded a whole range of bombshell files be released so
the public can truly see what is going on.
Now. We talked about Kirkpatrick's,
you know, his investigations that really want investigations
that he did well or he was in charge of doing well ahead of
Arrow the the missile base investigations come to mind
where the UFO showed up and shut down the systems.
He was calling people up on the phone who are famous for talking
about it. But the first thing out of their
mouth was don't name any names of other people that were there.
This whole thing to me, to arrow was just a way to shut down
investigations. Now they got some pictures in
the article from the Tic Tac. You know, quite famous, I
believe that he suggested that Tic Tac could have been trash
blowing in the wind. You got the Mosul orb.
This thing, I don't know what is it.
The size of a beach ball may be a lot bigger.
It's floating over the desert. No visible means were portion,
no wings. And Kirkpatrick told us that
that didn't violate the laws of physics anyway, goes on down and
says. He said his bosses within the
Pentagon stopped him speaking the truth to the public on
multiple occasions, despite him having evidence to support his
findings. Now what's strange to me is I
don't think these secrecy oaths expire.
I mean, I've heard, I've heard someone talking about Louis
Elizondo, they said he has. He has to go in every so many
weeks and take a lie detector test, polygraph test.
I'm sorry to determine whether or not he has spread information
that he's not allowed to, so I'm surprised that he wants to come
out and talk about this now, unless he's being told by the
DoD that it's OK. The physicist, who served as a
UFO chief for a year, said he felt that his department wasn't
allowed to reveal enough information about mysterious
craft. Well, that may be true, but why
was he just berating gross without naming him so many
times? He's he seems like he's taking a
total 180 here. You have to ask yourself what's
going on with with Sean Kirkpatrick, Doctor Kirkpatrick
explained There was a very strong concern to engage the
public, to engage in the public discourse as often as I thought
we needed to. The fact that the Pentagon
leadership can't figure out how to get at that message without
concern for spillage into other areas has always been a
frustrating point. So now he's using the spy terms
again, spillage into other areas.
All you got to do is release some of these old, old files,
OK, that have information there from 60-70 years ago.
There's not going to be any damage of any danger of these
things damaging us today, not not 50-60 years later.
It says. He also felt that the
government's efforts to investigate apparent UFO
sightings should have been laid out.
Clear. Doctor Kilpatrick had concerns
that conspiracy theorists, this guy cannot get through an
interview or a piece or an article without using that
derogatory term. Conspiracy theorist.
Now, right there, this tells me that Kirkpatrick is not on the
up and up, that he's doing one of two things.
Either he's coming out here as part of this very complicated
Deep State Limited hang out, where he he shows up as the
authority figure. He's the guy that knows
everything. He's going to dispense the truth
to you. But he's also a place for the
normies to land. He can he he he can sit there
and he can talk back and forth with the skeptics, and he can
throw shade on the people who think that these UFOs are some
other kind of phenomena and direct all the energy toward the
baddies, China and Russia. So he shows his true colors
right here and and and the great thing is he can make money while
he's doing this. Believe me, he can show up at
every single UFO event in the country.
Now they may have to put him behind a plexiglass wall for all
the Rotten Tomatoes, but he'll probably get up there and he'll
try to be a a little bit of a nastier version of Nick Pope.
Say Doctor Kirpatrick had concerns that conspiracy
theorists would take. The hesitation, would take the
hesitation in talking about extraterrestrial life to mean
their theories were at least partially true.
What the theory that we can't explain what these things are,
He says. If there is a void in the
information space, it will be filled with the imagination of
the public. And that's signed Doctor Sean
Kirkpatrick. Ex UFO chief.
What an arrogant, arrogant, really stupid thing to say.
You know, we have voids of information that surround us.
Anybody with an IQ above room temperature understands that The
more you know, the more you don't know.
That's just the nature of the universe.
And so for this I think very arrogant self important person
to come along and say well we've got to create a narrative here
because he's conspiracy theorists and these sub low
IQUFO believers, they're just going to let their little
limited imaginations run wild and that would be terrible.
But what would it matter? What would it matter, Sean, if a
bunch of sub intelligent people like us decide that we want a
different or we happen to find a certain UFO narrative more
believable than the one that you're putting out there?
We're not in a position to hurt anybody.
We're not in a position to change anything.
Most of us think that our vote has a very limited value except
for possibly local elections. But as far as the real scheme of
things is going, as far as the $1.55 trillion that the Defense
Department is missing and still has not accounted for, there's
not, there's not a thing that we can do about it.
We're too small, we're grains of sand.
So why are you worried about us in our opinions of UFOs?
Crazy anyway, it goes on down, says another massive claim made
by the ex chief was that he was stifled and gagged at press
conferences to keep what his team had uncovered a secret.
Well, that didn't prevent him from writing letters online,
just disparaging and and really trying to put down people that
question this stuff and whistleblowers.
Although I have to say he was careful not to use names.
I suppose the lawyers told him don't name people because you
might end up in a defamation case, he ends up saying.
However, the Pentagon categorically denies any of
Doctor Kirpatrick's claims, saying he was always allowed to
say what he wanted. Spokesperson Eric Pahan added
standard procedure within the department is to have public
engagements cleared by higher officials.
To our knowledge, any media engagement Doctor Kirpatrick
recommended or requested was approved.
Doctor Kirpatrick's. Doctor Kirkpatrick's commitment
to transparency with the United States Congress and the American
public on UAP leaves a legacy the Department will carry
forward that's more gobbledygook.
How? A legacy.
A legacy of doublespeak and and secrecy.
A legacy of of publicly deriding whistleblowers without naming
them. Of course, it's not much of A
legacy I'd be interested in. Here's another quote from
Kirkpatrick. We are we've uncovered some
things that we are having declassified, not just
operational videos, but historical documents.
Doctor Sean Kirkpatrick, you know, you can start with the
photos of the moon from NASA. I mean, there's so many millions
and millions and millions of documents and photos and whatnot
that have just been classified for no good reason.
This, this needs, this needs a truth Commission.
It needs more than Shawn Kirkpatrick.
The Chief was made to step down in December 2023 following a
stark warning of concerning activity, quote, in our
backyard. Now that's news to me.
I had not been aware that he was fired.
That's what I would call that when you were made to step down,
being made to step down is being fired.
But I suppose they give him some kind of a a pay package this way
where he can, you know, have a nice 6 figure retirement account
from the federal government for the rest of his life.
We've got a package of a lot of new material that we've got
ready for release, he said. We've uncovered some things that
we are are having declassified, not just operational videos, but
historical documents. Kirkpatrick described the
information he had he had as educational material that will
help inform the public. No revelations.
OK? More of the same nonsense
educational material yet their narrative?
OK, if they give you this, this bunk, then it's educational
material. If you ask him questions, then
you're a conspiracy theorist. Same old, same old.
During his time with the Pentagon, Doctor Kirkpatrick was
allowed to share spectacular declassified footage of the
exact size and shape of UFOs. Experts are hunting for, quote,
UN quote, this article's pretty favorable to him.
And I, you know, he released the muzzle orb video actor Korbel
did is another one of these things where you don't know
where the chain of custody of this stuff is AT and not the way
this stuff should be released, period.
I don't care if it's Jeremy doing it or Tom Delonge or
whoever or any of the UFO celebs that have posted the stuff
online, stuff that you and I would quite likely go to prison
for. Why are these guys being allowed
to do that? And then he regurgitates it so
it's like it breaks the ice. Then they regurgitate with the
with the Pentagon, which this also gives a credibility to the
journalist or you know, the UFO celebrity journalist that do it.
So now they they can make more money because they're getting
listened to their stories at the top of the, at the top of the
search results. So it's just kind of this
circle, Not so sure how virtuous it is, but it's a circle and it
just goes round and round and round.
And then Kirkpatrick comes out. First off, he comes out and and
basically just spits in the face of every UFO believer on the
planet. Calls him conspiracy theorist.
And now he says, well, there's things I can't talk about.
I was being gagged. Like he's a big secret keeper.
I'm not even sure that if he he could even make that statement,
you know, without violating his secrecy oath.
It's just why this thing has limited hangout written all over
it. I mean, are you ever not part of
an intelligence agency once you leave?
If you're having to go back in and get get regular polygraph
tests, I don't think you are. I think you're just, I think
you're just a member forever. It says he revealed that the
majority of UFOs spotted are metallic spherical orbs.
Well, we know that's not true. And so see, this tells you right
here how arrogant he is. He revealed that the majority of
UFOs spotted are metallic spherical orbs.
Now if he said the majority of the orbs or the majority of the
pictures that we received were orbs, then fine, that's his
experience. But we know that just from
reading through these different UFO round UPS every month that
there's all different sizes of the shape of these things.
There are a lot of orbs, that's true, but there's also a lot of
triangle shaped UFOs. There's some square shaped UFOs
flying saucers. These things just seem to take
on any shape that they feel like myself.
The one that I saw at a pretty close distance was
unconventional. Best thing I could describe it
is is is a say a barstool shaped so they come in all different
sizes and shapes so. But here he is presenting
himself as the expert again. He revealed that the majority of
UFO spotted are metallic spherical Orms.
Now this gives these guys a chance to hide, you know, behind
whatever whatever the latest debunking thing is.
Didn't he just get through saying here a couple weeks ago
that these orbs were probably circle shaped UFOs with the
square apparatus in the middle for cameras and stuff?
Didn't he say that? Now all of a sudden he's telling
us that these things must be the real thing and he can't talk
about them. They are usually seen at an
altitude between 10,030 thousand feet up to 4 meters in size.
Now that's super dangerous because that's the exact area
where you have airplane traffic at 10,000 to 30,000 feet.
I mean, you're in the sweet zone right there.
I'm not seeing any concern by Sean Kirkpatrick as far as
airline travel goes. You know, with passenger air
flights. What happens if a passenger
airplane flies into one of these things going 600 mile an hour?
You know it's bad enough to fly into a bird.
The Pentagon also released a blockbuster 1574 pages of Real
Life X-Files in 2022 related to its secretive UFO program.
Yeah, I think we've talked about that very much.
Overrated. The hall includes reports into
research on the biological effects of UFO sightings on
humans, sets out categorizations for paranormal experiences and
studies in the sci-fi style tech.
It's amazing that this whole thing about the paranormal
experiences, the biological effects on humans and we've been
over this repeatedly as far as Gary Nolan was involved in that.
And also shout out to Gary's fanboys.
I get some real hate mail from these guys and I'm just going to
put it out there. People can be unhappy or happy,
but the fact is when you're doing scientific experiments on
a pre born child that was scooped up out of its grave in
Peru, spirited around the country, probably between
different bone buyers shipped to Spain, then shipped back here to
the US somehow we don't really know for sure.
And then ends up in a lab at Berkeley where Gary Nolan can do
whatever kinds of experiments he wants to on it without
consideration that this sample was a preborn human.
So all the fanboys out there, how would they like it if
somebody came to our country, went to a graveyard, dug up a
pre born human, a little miscarried baby say, took it out
of its casket. It then changed hands among
multiple people because it looked like it could be an
alien. The poor little thing had its
head crushed. The bones were weird, all kinds
of strange stuff going on with it.
So it's interesting. So say they took that baby out
of an American graveyard, traded it around among a dozen people,
sent it off to Spain, and then sent it down to Peru for some
celebrity scientist to hack the pieces.
And look at. Do you think people in this
country might get upset about it?
Oh, I do. I think somebody would be in
jail for desecration of a corpse.
But when I talked about that story on this podcast, I got
hate mail from fanboys of Gary. I don't get it.
I don't get why we can't be, why we can't put our thoughts about
people off to the side and judge the facts for what they are.
This your situation with Doctor Kirkpatrick?
It's just another one of these up and coming celebrity UFO
celebrities. And we're supposed to sit down,
shut our mouth and have them tell us everything.
And you can pick out your celebrity, you can pick out
Louis or Tom or Christopher Mellon, whoever, or Doctor Gary
Nolan. And that's your guy.
That's the person you you worship.
He's your team. If anybody says anything,
anything that you don't like about him or questions his
motives or questions and act that he did, whether or not this
was ethical to do, then boy, then you light up the screens
and get on there and and really tell the world what a bad person
somebody is for questioning this person's behavior.
Just like with Louis when I wrote those, when I did this
podcast about, you know, how the Tic Tac videos got onto Tom's
channel. Is it OK to pass off a video and
depending on parking lot and then monetize that video, You
know, some people are just like, oh, you're terrible, you know,
well, how could you, How could you, How could you say those
things about Louis? Well, we're not saying things
about people. We're just reading the articles.
That's all we're doing. We're just reading the articles
and reacting to them. This is a reaction podcast, just
like you have reaction videos on YouTube.
We go through these cool articles, we read them and then
we and then and then I talk about them and people sometimes
send me their thoughts on them. Most of the time the comments
are really good and sometimes the comments you would think
that they were family members of the people we talk about.
But once these people step into the public space, just like
Shawn Kirkpatrick, he's he went from government space into
public space and now he's calling people conspiracy
theorists. Now he's he's bringing out some
pretty wild theories in my opinion, his own conspiracy
theories. To me, the idea that Russia and
China have a fleet of high tech drones that can hover in
hurricane winds, can go into and out of the ocean at thousands of
miles an hour, that's sort of nonsense.
That's the real conspiracy theory to me, going to come out
here and he's going to try to deperson people without actually
naming them. If he's going to take on this
really haughty attitude, if he is the main authority on UFOs,
then I'm going to question that. I'm going to react to this
interview. I'm not interjecting a single
word of my own. I'm saying this person's this or
this person's that. I'm just taking what they said
or what they did and saying, wow, is that OK?
Does that seem normal? Or should we look somewhere else
for the truth that goes on down here?
Says the DIA. The Department of Defense's spy
arm said some portions of the documents must be withheld in
part due to privacy and confidentiality concerns.
Yeah, we will hear this all the time from the FBI operations and
methods. I think they call it our
operations. Means somebody can tell me.
We can't tell you what we did. We can't tell you why we shipped
guns in New Mexico in an undercover sting because that
might reveal our methods and operations.
Well, it would be good if it did actually.
But the agency added that the DAA was not, has not withheld
any reasonably secretable, non exempt portions of the records.
Yeah, so you asked for a page typically like Greenwall does,
and you get a page back and 80% of it, 90% of it's blacked out.
Those must be what's called the reasonably segregable, non
exempt portions of the records. Just more nonsense people asking
for simple, simple questions. And it's almost as if they just
don't give us the documents because they're able to.
Some of the stuff that they were withholding has to be really
unimportant. The Pentagon denied any claim
they gagged staff members from talking about UFO, alien or
extraterrestrial life. I also find that hard to believe
because it seems to me that if you're dealing with this stuff
that's bumping up against top secret programs or whatever,
that they're not going to have you sign some kind of a secrecy
oath or clause or whatever that you're not going to be subject
to periodic polygraph test. So This is why I just really
can't ever trust someone like Sean Kirkpatrick, even Louis,
what can you tell us if he's going back in and having
polygraph tests done all the time?
You know, now you get someone like Nick Pope, he's been out
for so long, he probably whatever he saw didn't matter.
But he'll still tell you there's some things he can't talk about.
So you can like these guys. You can enjoy a guy like Nick
Pope seems like a, like, seems like a likable person.
Some of the stuff he gets a little wacky on with the with
you know the religious stuff thinking that there's religious
zealots within the deep state preventing us from finding UFOSI
mean that's that's that's just a storyline out there and I
suppose these guys latch onto different storylines Other than
that I I I really find Nick to be entertaining and thoughtful
and and it kind of an OK guy but just like my thoughts for him
don't prevent me from questioning some of his comments
once he steps into the public arena.
Just like if I put this podcast in here I expected a question
people everybody has their own thoughts but I'm not I'm not
coming out here with my own attitudes and saying this is the
way it is. Sometimes I'll share you know
what I think or what my thoughts are.
Sometimes that people agree and sometimes they disagree that's
totally up to them. But the problem I see is with
this situation with Kirkpatrick. You know you heard you have
another former a very visible Deep state employee.
At first he comes out and says that you know he's retiring.
Makes a lot of, really a lot, a lot of really insulting comments
toward people who have been following the UFO topic for
years. Calls him conspiracy theorist
and rambles on and on. And then, you know, makes up a
lot of what I think I find to be just frankly silly excuses for
these UFOs suggesting that there's some kind of high tech
drone from Russia or China that the Defense Department's not
protecting us from them. You know, that just that down
that whole line, we've heard this whole story before that
these things are all man made and they're coming from a secret
lab in China or Russia somewhere.
Now, if you've done 10 minutes of investigation, you'll find
out that China and Russia are no more likely to be making these
things than we are. They're obviously coming from
somewhere else. And and think about it, if they
weren't coming from somewhere else, they're coming from a
place that is so advanced that they might as well be
extraterrestrial or interdimensional.
So I I see this latest interview with Kirkpatrick, and I'm a
little disappointed that it took up so much space on the
Internet. But I'm also not believing the
fact that he really wants to tell us the truth.
But he's been gagged from doing so by the Pentagon.
And boy, if he could let us know what was going on, he would.
Well, coming to a UFO conference somewhere near you, Sean
Kirkpatrick. That's my next prediction.
And you can take that to the bank.
Until next time. This is UFO warning over and
out.