Hello and welcome to the program UFO morning and this episode,
we're looking at the origins of IOS app, that's correct.
The origins of ossipon that acronym is a, aw sap.
Is stands for advanced Aerospace weapons system applications
program, which this program was the Genesis for the notion of a
tip. But a question is whether a tip
was even a Actual program or merely the nickname given to it
by Harry Reid, and a figment of Louis elizondo's imagination,
but a sip was the one that was originally funded back in 2008
and this is somehow morphed into this notion of a tip or Advanced
Aerospace threat, identification program.
Now that whole situation gave birth to a bunch of UFO
phenomenon celebrities like Blue wheels on do Christopher melon
how put others that came out of this program, who are now making
the rounds at these UFO conferences as the as the
Arbiters of Truth telling us. You know, what's going on?
We have Tom DeLonge setting up there telling us that he's seen
things that nobody else has, you know, and the UFO Community
scene and just depend upon him to tell us what to do next.
I find that kind of offensive myself normally when it comes to
UFO. Whoa, reports and sightings in
that. I'd like to take at open mind
and usually Island toward being a Believer, more than a
non-believer. And pretty much any UFO
encounter that's reported to me and some people say, you know,
I'm not critical enough and this situation, I find myself leaning
toward the bunker. Well, I wouldn't even say
debunker side. I would just say I find myself
being more critical, more prone, not to believe what we're being
told. It almost seems like a lot of
these stories about a tip have been incubated in the Deep
State. The The videos released
clandestinely through the through unknown players in
depending on parking lot. Those videos, basically
monetized and and exploited by organizations, like Academy to
the Stars. So, the whole thing seems
convoluted, it seems like I see a lot of deception.
I see a lot of centralization of the knowledge where things
aren't being open source is the exact opposite of Of open
sourcing given all that. I think it's important that we
take a look at where this whole story began at and what's and
what the truth actually is and that really hasn't been done
enough. There's been some news recently,
I think, on a podcast where people were talking about Louis
Elizondo and his family history, you could be getting into a gray
area there, where your you're getting close to doxing
somebody, I don't know. It, it brought up a lot.
Of, I think kind of - in fighting, but at the same time,
I think it's okay to examine the statements people make when they
make themselves a public figure and they engage in a commercial
activity surrounding, their story.
I think it's okay to go ahead and examine that story and
decide if we believe it or we don't believe it, what we
believe parts of it but not other parts and so without being
too critical. Too hard on you two players.
I think it's important to take a look at some of these facts and
there's no way you can cover this almond podcast.
So I just I found this article here from metabolic metabolic
dot-org typically you know I'm not really excited about citing
stuff from titles with a bunk in the title but if we're ever
going to be taken seriously, if we're ever going to convince the
public to have an open mind toward UFO as I think we Have to
do critical thinking ourselves first.
Now, this article says, it's by NorCal Dave, senior member.
The title says, the origins of a swap.
That's a aw sap. Just like we just said, The
dates, June 21st 2022, it says, where did the aaaw sap Files
come from? And where did a swap originated?
And then he says, for the answer, I broke down and paid
the $9.98 for the Kindle version of skinwalkers at the Pentagon
by dr. James look at C column, Kellner
and George Knapp. I think I would have subtitled
it how some dead animals brought us, the Tic-Tac and Squadron and
squandered, 22 million dollars of taxpayer money.
So you can see this individual was not really happy about what
he found and this is a problem. I think that when you have these
UFO stories are percolated up out of the deep State and are
promoted by Deep State actors people who have been lifelong
employees at the Pentagon or intelligence agencies and they
retire and they and then monetize their job title.
Basically by presenting themselves as experts at UF.
Do conferences and then tell stories that are convoluted and
sometimes parts of them can't be proven or sometimes revert Bible
a false when that happens and there's so much smoke.
The the Skeptics are armed. Then they can come out and say
well it's all false. It's all true.
It's all just a big joke. And that's not helpful to
anybody. Anyway goes on and says it's a
long post and I'm going to meet I'm going to need a g&t after
this and might get moved to ramble blah blah blah and then
he says so then he goes on to article he says here's a quick
version for those in a hurry. It begins by saying what one
gets is the longtime UFO paranormal journalist and Coast
to Coast AM regular George Knapp is the Godfather of a, aw sap
and a nutshell. He hyped up some dubious
accounts of strange happenings and cattle mutilations on the
Sherman Ranch and Utah to the point that UFO paranormal,
enthusiasts millionaire, Robert Bigelow bought in now, you know,
I'm not sure about that because Robert Bigelow.
I think shows that he has a long interest in paranormal type
stuff. I don't think he had to be
convinced by George Knapp to have an interest in this.
And as that video points out that I've linked to on buy me a
coffee, Robert Bigelow was a long time Cryptid.
I contributor to Harry Reid a now deceased powerful senator
from what Nevada and it looks like Bigelow along with The
original person in charge of a such a sap were the ones that
really kind of got together with read sort of just talk this over
and had this idea to investigate this stuff.
It seems like Harry Reid himself.
Had an interest in the Paranormal.
Robert Bigelow had an interest in the Paranormal.
They found a few other experts in the field that had an
interest in paranormal. But they knew that the federal
government probably was not going to Fund something like
that, straight up. Because who wants to say, I'm
the one that gave twenty two million dollars.
So that these guys could go out to Skinwalker Ranch and research
ghost, it looks like and as its pointed out in the video that
what really happened was they needed a way to kind of two more
or less disguise that and present this as hey.
We're checking out these strange intrusions to make sure it's not
the Russians of the Chinese, invading our airspace.
Now that would be a lot easier to get funding for that kind of
A research then to get funding for research of all sorts of
paranormal anomaly. Let's get working Ranch.
Now it goes on and says Bigelow using his own money set up the
National Institute for Discovery Science, knids headed by Colm
Kelleher to investigate what would come to be called,
Skinwalker Ranch for eight years now, you've probably heard of
Ned's before this comes up in a lot of the Paranormal research
stuff. And so I think it's important to
know that the players behind the research is happening because
they might have their own agenda.
I'm not trying to disparage, Robert Bigelow or anything like
that. I'm just saying, this is where
it starts at afterwards, Kilmer and nap wrote a book.
Dia employee James, what? Catc read the book travel to the
ranch where he met Bigelow and had a minor version with the
help of Nevada. Senator Reid whom had been
introduced to Bigelow by nap many years.
Before, look at see crafted, a government contract to look at
UFOs strange stuff and Skinwalker Ranch all under the
guise of future Aerospace Technologies and threats.
Now, once again, if you watch that video, you'll see the short
clip there that we're look at she's being interviewed and
basically says, we named this program, what we named it so
that people wouldn't freak out about the fact that we were
researching the Paranormal and if we lose our funding, Now, as
I said, Robert Bigelow seems have had a long-term
relationship with Harry Reid as far as funding his program.
That that's also gone into that. He was a political donor to
Harry Reid. Then it says, the contract was
Written. So that only like a ski could be
in charge of it Bigelow's. Be aass company was the sole
bidder and was awarded the contract so that Locker ski was
in charge of funneling 22 Main dollars to Big Lots 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. So you see we have Bigelow, he's
a major player here because he's got the Nudes a company, which
he runs. And now he's using.
A second company is BAS company too.
Basically funnel money into the Skinwalker Ranch investigation.
Now you can make up your own mind whether that's ethical or
unethical but it looks like it's all been done.
You know, legally it says many people from naps circle of UFO,
paranormal researchers. Such as how put off and kit
green, got a little taste as a help.
Provide, what could become the dir D files.
Be aass also rinse, mufon database.
And may have used some of their Field investigators, that might
present a little bit of a conflict of interest here,
because it seems like, you know, Bigelow's guy's hands on the
government money. And now they're just kind of
spreading it around a little bit.
How put off, he's an interesting guy and kit grain will talk
about them at maybe another podcast, but you can really
begin to see. This nuclear suppliers are
involved in this thing, right from the onset, It says, look at
ski and I remember. He was one that was the first
director of this office app, was the originator and the only
person ever in control of Us app.
So that kind of rules out Louis Elizondo from the start.
Remember us app. That was a funded program and as
a point out into video that a tip was just a nickname for that
program. It was a way for.
I think they explain later for them to kind of obvious.
Kate was obviously going on there, so how Ow.
How Elizondo considers himself to be the original or the, you
know, the guy on this. I just don't get that.
It says there was no formal 880 IP, no formal a tip.
And that's what they said in the video that this this name, a tip
that never actually existed as far as illegal illegally created
Department, that's just a made-up nickname that acronym
was created solely. As a ruse to be used in a
letter, they got circulated at the dod as to hide a, aw sap.
Whether or not people like Chris Malone or Louis Elizondo, use
the term. A tip to describe their unfunded
and unofficial, UFO research is unclear.
It appears that the New York Times article of 2017, got ahold
of the, a tip name and applied it to what was really a, aw sap
or IOS app once, and the public sphere, it might have been used
accordingly. After funding dried up.
Look at see eventually retired. Hernandez before he now joined
Kellner and nap and writing a book about it.
So basically what they're saying is the same thing that was set
in a video that will be Elizondo while he may have been employed
by while he seems to have been employed by the Department of
Defense had no official capacity running a UFO research
Department. He says he did it in his
unofficial capacity. Basically.
I guess. What does that mean?
I look for you. Those are my spare time, that's
what they were saying. So this really changes the
narrative from that point when you have someone like elizondo's
going around at these UFO conference is presenting himself
as this expert. This former DOD employee who ran
who actually was in charge of this UFO research Department
that that presents him as an expert witness.
And he can make a lot of money doing these conferences and book
signings or whatnot. Airing on the History Channel,
or Discovery or wherever that's great.
But we need to be clear about what department were you in
charge of if there was never an actual Department that was named
a tip, then we should know that if the actual Department's name
was, you know, the acronym was AA.
Sapped, and then just tell us that.
So, we know, you know, who was in charge of the department, who
got the paycheck for running it and how long was it actually?
We in business. Now it goes on and says of the
22 million dollars. Only 350,000 is accounted for it
as it went to mufon and appears on their tax filings.
This was for the use of their UFO database and possibly some
training of field investigators or the use of mufon
investigators. It's a little unclear.
Yeah, that gets a little bit sketchy to me.
I don't know, especially, you know, when it's when it's people
who have cited these sayings or individual experience, jurors,
who actually make the reports to move on in good faith, you know,
I'm a little bit, I'm a little bit skeptical about their this
involvement you know of move on with the federal government.
I guess I like I said, there's nothing on leak.
There's nothing illegal about it.
It just seems weird to me in the end.
Aaww sap produced, 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 be aass employees and subcontractors for
aw sap or just called and rehashed from mufon and other
databases exactly if they're just reporting you.
Encounters. You know we do this on this
podcast, lots of people anybody can go on the mouflon website I
think there might be a small fee to get into the detailed
accounts but there's plenty of free stuff on there.
I mean they do do a great service to the community as far
as correlating these reports. It says as this is metabolic I
will provide a timeline below using quotes from the book for
those that want to see what was actually in it.
And then it says it Important notes I can't stress this enough
but after reading through this book it's important to remember
a few key ideas about where the ideas about where the authors
are coming from and it says cattle and other animals
mutilated by unknown entities intelligently guided orbs, sign
up black triangular, aircraft poltergeists, seven-foot-tall
wool, seven-foot-tall wolf creatures, garment ages agents
in black suits and all the other high strangeness that
reportedly. Curse at Skinwalker Ranch and
elsewhere is prima facie that these things happen is described
is a giving fact, is it make the it to say is a given fact there
is no notion of mundane or terrestrial explanation for any
of these encounters. Rather an attempt to understand
the underlying phenomenon cattle, don't just die and get
picked up and cattle. Don't just die and get picked or
with scavengers. They are dissected by
otherworldly entities. Well, here's the the problem
when they try to just I think throw the kitchen sink at the
UFO phenomena. You're going to get criticism
like this, they could have went through and maybe picked out
three or four phenomena and went into detail explaining what
makes some strange like for instance with the cattle
mutilation, why? Why are they bloodless wires?
No, I know, blood spilt on the ground.
You know why is it the Scavengers?
Don't pick over them. You see this fellow here?
He's just read the book and he's just automatically assume that
scavengers. Are the reason that cattle
mutilation the cattle mutilations look, the way they
do obviously to me, the report didn't specify the main things
about cattle, mutilations that, make them anomalies, as far as,
you know, accounts of wolf creatures and, and orbs.
In this sort of thing, all you can do is just separate the
eyewitness evidence of the eyewitness reports from physical
evidence to see, they're completely different things than
say it cattle. Emulation, we have this actual
cattle, that's been dissected where there's, you know, there
should be 10 gallons of blood spilled on the ground and
there's not a single drop. It's a big difference or not
really, not really sorting through the evidence.
It's almost like here's 22 million dollars.
Just go out and throw the kitchen sink at it.
That's not going to work and it's not going to convince
anybody about the the whole the whole notion of the Paranormal
Activity. It goes on and says this book is
not a piece. But a research skeptic like
Brian Dunning or somebody at the skeptical Inquirer blah blah
know this it's not it the book is just about it's kind of just
a testimony of what they did from their perspective so
they're not going to be particularly critical of
themselves. I think we should understand
this. Now, he gets into the timeline
which is a little more important here.
It says, 1995 wealthy hotelier and UFO enthusiasts, Robert
Bigelow founds. The National Institute of
Discovery Science known as Is knids with the purpose of
studying strange, things and anomalies.
And then it says the National Institute for Discovery Science
was created in 1995 and part because a Bigelow's frustration
with a lack of definitive results from the estimate from
the investigators who had accepted his financial support
needs had two primary focal points, UFOs, and Consciousness
studies more specifically, whether human consciousness,
survives death, and he still working on that.
A world-class science. Advisory Board was assembled
made up of academics writers. Former intelligence officials
and other professionals who spent years and then rookie
trenches of UFO ology and other Frontier science.
The board had its first organized meeting in December
1995 in Las Vegas. A second meeting in January.
1996, Mark the first time most of the nids word was together in
the same room. Among those in attendance was
Doctor was was physicist, dr. Hal put off computer scientists
and longtime UFO investigator and author.
Dr. Jacques Vallee, a former astronaut and US, senator
Harrison Schmitt, dr. John Mack, at Harvard former US
Army intelligence officer, dr. Alexander and several other
notables journalist, George net. Made a presentation to the board
about the UFO files heat obtained during a trip to the
former USSR. This is clear back in T5, I
think you can see that Bob Bigelow has a intense interest
with a pair of normal. And when you talk about the
Paranormal, I mean there's just so many different dozens of
things you could be talking about the problem that I see
with this approach is like I said it's just throwing the
kitchen sink at it. Instead of taking, you know, one
single subject, cattle mutilation, or orbs, or
whatever, you want to look at and looking intently, at that
thing, narrowing down that one particular type of event.
And then putting together some ideas about that, it says
Bigelow, purchased 1996, Bigelow purchases, the Truman Ranch in
Utah, because he heard a lot of strange things happen there
though, there is little evidence for that aside, from some
Storage Note, also the Next up starts with co-author app.
Of course, we've all heard about Skinwalker Ranch recently.
The History Channel's done a series on that, and it is very
interesting. But you can see we have this
very wealthy man who has this intense interest in the
Paranormal. So by 1996.
He's investigating Skinwalker Ranch.
And you know, you could probably, you might think, well,
it would, this is something that could increase a lot of people.
Why not get some federal funding?
I mean, we get Federal funding. For a lot of science research
projects that most people would probably be considered to be
complete nonsense. So I don't I don't find it to be
that offensive that they got the 22 million dollars.
I mean there's a lot more money than that wasted on a lot.
Sillier things says in 1996. Nevada Senator Harry Reid,
attends, an AIDS advisory meeting and:, Kellner, becomes
part of the Nets permanent staff and goes on to study.
They now renamed Skinwalker Ranch.
So that's a little Sketchy, they've renamed the ranch to
seem a little spooky. Of course, we all know about
the, the Native American stories of skinwalkers and, you know,
that's kind of like, name and at the werewolf ranch or the
vampire Ranch. Yeah.
And you can see here. Clear.
Back in 1996 we have this connection between Bigelow and
Harry Reid and even George Knapp.
Now goes on to 2004 says knits shut.
It's down and releases. A few reports.
About end the book for Skinwalker by calendar and cap.
So they put some money into it. They did some research, they
found some interesting stuff and George Knapp wrote a book.
I think that probably made a lot of money.
It says in 2007, what cat C is employed at the Department of
Defense defense intelligence agency Dia defense warning
office dwa as a rocket scientist specializing in missiles.
In 2007, he reads hunt for the skinwalker isn't rigged.
So you have this high IQ individual, no doubt, he's a,
he's a, he's a rocket scientist. He's employed by the Department
of Defense and this is back in 2007.
He's raiding Skinwalker Ranch. He has an Android, an interest
in the Paranormal, it says in 2007.
Dr. James T, like a ski was an intelligence officer serving in
the defense intelligence agency defense, warning office.
He served a team Leader for writing the he served, he served
as team leader for writing the annual missile defense, threat
environment series, the secret level threat documents used by
missile defense. MBA course something that we're
all interested in because on says in 2007 will classic you
uses official letterhead from his office to write a letter to
Bigelow asking to visit Skinwalker Ranch while at the
ranch. He claims to see a tubular bell
like object and the Section of the office, / dwelling units.
No one else in the room sees the object.
This is where we get into a little bit of sketchy Zone, he's
using letterhead from his Pentagon office.
You know, that implies that this is official doesn't look like it
actually was official. So these are the sort of things
that bothered me a little bit. Especially not saying look at
ski, but especially when some of these fellows at do this sort of
thing. Go on 10, 12, 15, 20 years
later, To become renowned Personalities in the UFO
community and parlay, their formal employment, with the
Department of Defense into a very lucrative new job.
Now, it says, after some internal discussion with his
colleagues and superiors at DIA, McCaskey decided to take the
bull by the horns on June 19, 2002 2007, he wrote that
bombshell letter on official Dia, a letter hedge robber.
T, Bigelow asking to visit the is you Our Ranch for the purpose
of developing a strategy on how my office D wo can characterize
the Potential Threat aspects of the phenomena encountered.
In your research off efforts, that could be considered a
stretch. How do the things happening at
Skinwalker, Ranch threaten, the National Security of the United
States. In 2008 says, look at ski
specifically writes, the bid document for a 8sw AP and a way
that a successful bid can be administrated by his Department.
The request for proposal is also left deliberately vague
mentioning mostly future Advanced Aerospace, theories and
Concepts. This is what they get into in
the video that, you know, they report that he basically
admitted to writing this thing to look like they were
investigating threats to United States airspace.
Space when in fact they were mostly focused on ghosts and
werewolves and skinwalkers. So it's kind of like, you know
this stuff's interesting is fun to investigate.
Let's take a look at this but we can't get funding for it.
So let's just go ahead and make this seem like it's a national
security threat. Like I said, I'm not saying that
that's illegal. I'm just saying.
It seems a little sketchy to me, my opinion.
The 2000 says 2008 their proposal for a, aw sap said,
nothing about UFOs. You APS or other phenomena
though. A cat's he says that was what it
was about, but then said, it was also about the Paranormal goes
on again. In 2008, Bigelow forms, Bigelow,
Advanced Aerospace services. This is bass be aass to fulfill
the AAW. Sap contract comb calendar is
hired to run Bass from offices in Las Vegas and Skinwalker
Ranch. You know you can say it has the
appearance of a very rich individual who has an intense
Interest in the Paranormal forming a company for the sole
purpose of having the government fund his hobby.
That's what it looks like to a lot of people outside.
I'm not saying that I'm just saying that can be the
appearance to some people. It says kelleners first hired,
2008 Keller's first hired for bass as a formal is a former
Naval aviator. Douglas Kurth, who informs
Kellner about the Nimitz Tic Tac inner event.
That's something we've all heard about speak of I'm very, it's
become very famous and that's important to what happens later
on. It says, look tennis Lieutenant
Colonel Douglas Kurth presented himself to, for interview at Big
low corporate headquarters Kurth, had an impressive resume,
he was quite spoken, but exuded professionalism and efficiency,
within 10 minutes of the beginning of the interview,
Keller knew he had basses killer knew, he had basses second
higher toward the end of the interview Kurth.
Dropped a bombshell, he explained that his previous
career. He had seen the commanding
officer of the Red Devils on Marine Corps fa-18 C.
Squadron that was part of the USS strike group Nimitz,
Southwest of San Diego, in November and December of 2004
Kurth, went on to describe in detail.
His participation in what has now become known as a Tic Tac
event, arguably in 2021, the most famous, UAP case in the
world. You can see right there just The
beginnings of how this whole thing was revealed, how the
information was disseminated, and how that information was
eventually a, my opinion, monetized were, then told
Kellner knew that this event during which United States Navy
Commander. David favor, had now famously
seen an Engaged with the unidentified object that later
became known as Tic. Tac could be an important case
to investigate for the fledgling baa SS.
Action as a part of the AAW, sap contract Kerr throat up, his
recollection of the Tic Tac case and even produced, a
comprehensive list of eyewitnesses to contact which
calendar submitted to gem. Look at ski at DIA McCaskey in
turn brought his friend. Jonathan Axelrod on the case and
within months Axelrod and his team had comprehensively
interviewed and obtained detailed testimony from one from
more than a dozen Pilots radar. Operators and other Witnesses
from the USS, Nimitz USS Princeton and other sources.
That's great. They got all this information
and that they had documented, but the problem I have is the
chain of custody with that information and the monetization
of that information. I just think it would be so much
better to have all this stuff displayed on a publicly
available web site where we could crowdsource the truth
about UFOs as opposed to having To wait around to be handed out
the truth. Piecemeal by certain insiders.
Now I'm going to finish up here because this is a long article
but it goes on and says 2008 to 2010 question, mark bass
contracts with people like how put off to create, what would
become the Dr. Dir files that have been released, you know,
how put up as another celebrity in this in this circle long
time. Insider Her longtime employee.
Some people might even say, deep stator.
I'm not saying that in a disparaging way, but these
people obviously are connected at a very high level socially,
they're connected with very intelligent scientist.
I'm not saying much, these guys are super bright as far as I can
see, and they're connected with big money Players, like Bob
Bigelow, and they're connected with very powerful political
people like the late Harry Reid. So I think that does Deserves
some examination. Because on assist 2009, people
like Axelrod had visited Skinwalker Ranch scene, where
stuff and are experiencing the, after effects, of whatever
happens. There are following one home,
like a contagion, including bipedal wolves.
And we've heard about that these people having what they call
hitchhikers, a hitchhiker effect, they go to these places,
they witness this paranormal Behavior often times.
It might seem like it has a very evil bent.
And then when they go home, they're still It's almost like a
haunting where they are harassed by these entities, however, you
want to call him. It says Neither Axelrod or
Wilson would make out anything definitive than in the Gloom.
But as if in psychological agreement, with what Cottage in
was seeing, they instinctively acknowledge that the source of
Their Fear was 50 yards further down the track and at that
point, all three felt close to their Breaking Point.
Each one, convinced that continuing toward the dark oval
shape would lead to certain death are talking about, you
know, saying these things like bipedal wolves, or skinwalkers,
whatever, you know, you're getting into some high strange,
that's not the source of the Taxpayers will really want to
fund and Dennis's 2009 at a dinner.
In d.c. was the first, we hear about Louis Elizondo Louise, a
big player in this case further down the dinner table set.
Louis Elizondo, it says, this is an exhibit.
This is an excerpt from the book.
Of course, who worked collaboratively with Axelrod and
was at the office of the under secretary of defense for USDA.
So that place is Elizondo at the dod as As an employee of this
USD, I Elizondo looked Dapper with Jack Black, Jack jet, black
hair, and was considered a brilliant special agent and
analyst with a lot of expertise on Counter Intelligence
investigations. Little did anyone know anyone at
the dinner table, realize that nine years, early line years
later, Louis Elizondo, would become a media star and a
household name and Global. UAP investigations.
Is he enjoyed his steak tartare? Our Elizondo.
Regaled those around him with some War Stories, including one
hair-raising exploit about how his Advanced intuition and
remote viewing capabilities had saved his life and the life of
his men while a covert Mission covert combat Mission and
war-torn Afghanistan. Kind of gives you some insight
into personality a blueberry Elizondo, bigger-than-life
claims you can remote view claims, he saved the life of him
and his men while leading a combat mission in Afghanistan.
Can just take that for what it's worth and 2009, Senator Reid
featuring us apps, incredible success, Senator Reid fearing
that office apps incredible success would lead to it being
exposed at the dod and the, and the prospect that the Russians
and Chinese will already exploiting.
You a p-tech, writes, a letter to deputy.
Secretary of defense, we're in a tip is first.
Use, also note the Assumption on the book, The Assumption in the
book, that the Russians and or Chinese already are working on
uh, p-tech how, or where they got, it is not mentioned.
So here, we see the birth of a tip, simply put out there by the
late, Senator Harry Reid, because he's trying to get more
funding past the original 22 Main that it got its kind of
like, you soft selling it. He knows no one's going to fund
research on paranormal stuff so he has to re couch.
This whole thing is if they're funding research.
To Aid with national security goes on and says, 2009 bass.
Paid move on for access to their database talks.
A little bit about that and I want to get down here to 2010.
It says, bass constructs, migration routes for bipedal,
Dog Night creatures, along with her occupying glowing orb, so
you can kind of see. The funding is getting pretty
crazy here, really getting to some strange paranormal stuff,
so interesting, but it's not really tied to actual phenomena
of, just just you, Fos per se. It says 2011 to 2016.
Aw sap was only funded for 2009-2010 from 2011 onwards.
Look at Sea along with Reid, tried different funding,
Arrangements, including moving a, aw sap to the Department of
Homeland Security. Eventually like cats, he retired
as of a retired as was a, aw sap.
You. It's almost like this goes
Organization hanging around unfunded 45 years.
It just it really makes you just think, wow, how inefficient is
our government? So you had this thing all we
know for sure is that a? Aw sap was funded for like, what
a year and Then for about 45 years.
It hangs around says, ghost organization with no funding and
the former head of that aaww sap.
Wachowski along with the late, Senator Harry Reid, or are
desperately trying to get more money to put into it, but they
have no success. And then out of that is born a
tip, a completely made-up name. There never was a department
specifically. Named a tip.
It was just a name that Harry Reid.
First, use in order to kind of soft sell the notion of funding
Us app. But Elizondo uses this whole
notion that there might have been a actual Department called
a tip and he uses that as a launch pad for a career, as a
UFO expert, that's what it looks like and that's what they're
saying in a video that's what this fellow yours talking about
what he got from the book. We just don't know all the facts
because we're not being told all the facts but I think it's
important to ask questions and no personal Vendetta here.
Yes, to any of these guys. But I think when these people
sort of rise up out of these deep State departments and
become the experts that reveal UFO knowledge to the masses,
then it's important for us to go back and look at their
credentials. Where do they come from to ask
questions is okay to do that, it's okay to exercise and
critical thinking. So I found this article to be
fascinating, I'll post it on the buy me a coffee website.
The He owes over there, it is stuff.
All came out about a year ago but it really did not get the
kind of media player that I think that it deserves and it's
definitely something that if you're interested in the UFO
phenomenon you got to take a look at this stuff.
Until next time, this is UFO morning over.
Now, He owes over there, it is stuff.
All came out about a year ago but it really did not get the
kind of media player that I think that it deserves and it's
definitely something that if you're interested in the UFO
phenomenon you got to take a look at this stuff.
Until next time, this is UFO morning over.
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