Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about Sean Kirkpatrick.
Chrysler River of Tears. That's correct.
Sean Kirkpatrick Chrysler River of Tears.
Well, we knew this was going to happen and when he quit AARO
that he was going to come out in some capacity as a member of the
UFO Mafia. That's what I thought.
But just like any good All Star wrestling team, WWF, whoever,
there has to be a villain. There has to be a bad guy.
That that's what keeps people coming back.
They want to see the contest. And it looks like Sean
Kirkpatrick's role is going to be the celebrity debunker.
We haven't had one of those in a while, have we?
This article is from scientificamerican.com.
I don't know, I might just call it unscientific. american.com.
January 19th, 2024, says. Here's what I learned as AUS
government's UFO hunter A forthcoming investigational
report from an office of the Pentagon has found no evidence
of aliens, only allegations circulated repeatedly by UFO
claim advocates by Sean Kirkpatrick.
You know, when they start giving us pages of documents that
aren't blacked out in part or in total?
I might have time to listen to this guy a little more closely.
It says. Carl Sagan right there.
Appeal to authority. Carl Sagan never was really a
big fan of that guy. I always thought he came off as
being super self important. Carl Sagan popularized the
maximum that extraordinary claims require extraordinary
evidence. This advice should not be
optional for policy makers. In today's world of
misinformation, conspiracy driven decision making and
sensationalist dominated governance, our capacity for
rationale evidence based critical thinking is eroding
with deleterious consequences for ability to effectively deal
with multiplying challenges of ever increasing complexity.
Man, he's such a smart guy. Look at all those big words he
used. He must be really, really
important. You see what's going on here.
People ask simple questions. People like our representatives,
Tim Burchett, Miss Luna. Others ask simple questions and
they're told to go # sand. And when they say I don't want
to pound sand, they're called conspiracy theorists.
Yes, because, you know, he's part of the deep state.
The deep state knows everything, and you are to trust the deep
state. What would the deep state have
to gain from deceiving us? What would our own government?
What would all these agencies, what would all these
corporations that have been caught time and time and time
again ripping off people, hurting people?
What would they have to gain by deceiving us?
What must be a lot of money because they're risking going to
jail doing it. So yes, people are people and
people will deceive you every day of the week and these people
are no different. As Director of the Department of
Defense all Domain Anomaly Resolution Office, AARO charged
by Congress in 2022 to help bring science based clarity and
resolution to the long standing mystery surrounding credible
observations of unidentified anomalous phenomena also known
as UFOSI, experienced this erosion up close and personal.
Oh you mean people got tired of being told to go # sand they're
saying they're taking a science based clarity.
When was the last time you opened a science book And half
the pages were blacked out, and it was one factor in my decision
to step down for my position last December.
After painstakingly assembling a team of highly talented and
motivated personnel and working with them to develop a rational,
systematic and science based strategy to investigate these
phenomena, our efforts were ultimately overwhelmed by
sensational but unsupported claims that ignored
contradictory evidence yet captured the attention of policy
makers and the public, driving legislative battles and
dominating the public narrative. In other words, Congress
demanded some accountability and this guy said no way go # sand
and when Congress persisted he left, he fled.
The result of this whirlwind of tall tales, fabrication, second
hand or third hand retailing of the same was a social media
frenzy and a significant amount of congressional and executive
time and injury spent on investigating these so-called
claims as if we didn't have anything better to do.
Well, like when Matt Getz and the rest of those congressmen
went down there to Florida to that Air Force Base, wasn't it?
And asked to see the images of those UFOs.
And they were told, well, at first they told they were told
you can't see anything and then they were told, well, you can
talk to one of the pilots and we'll show you a couple
pictures. It's not just who made who, it's
who runs who. These guys above the inmates
running the asylum. Think about it.
The conspiracist. We got to get that word in
there. CIA talking point story goes
something like this. the US has been hiding and attempting to
reverse engineer as as many as 12 UAPUFOS from as early as the
1960s and perhaps earlier. Well, we know it was earlier
because we know about the one in Korea that they won't give us
anything. But a blacked out page over this
great cover up and conspiracy failed to produce any salient
results and consequently the the effort was abandoned to some
private sector defense contractors to continue the
work. What I think he means here was
we gave the ship to some private companies.
That way we don't have to be bothered with you and hey, we're
going to go to work for these guys in a couple of years
anyway. What's it matter?
You know, some people call it the deep state, some people call
it fascism. That's when corporations and
governments work together to subvert your rights as a person.
And I'll probably get all kinds of hate mail on that.
Well, you're a conspiracy theorist.
You think the fascism is a real thing.
Sometime later the story continues, those private sector
contractors wanted to bring the whole program back under U.S.
government USG auspices. Apparently the CIA stopped this
supposed transfer back to the USG.
All of this is without substantiating evidence.
By the last belief in a statement is directly
proportional to the volume and which is transmitted and the
number of times is repeated, not the actual facts.
Now see what he's done in there. He's created what I believe is a
parallel narrative, a lie within a lie to confuse you.
He's not addressing the real problem.
They won't release the documents.
Go to the black vault. Take a look at some of the
pages. Black, black, black, black,
black. If these guys were interested in
even a modicum of transparency, they would not be sending us out
decades old blacked out documents.
But he wants to make up this stupid story that I really
haven't even heard of. Well, the government gave these
cool spaceships to private companies, not private
companies. They're kind of scared and they
want to give it back to the government.
But we're not taking it back. Who's heard such nonsense?
These guys are all part of the same club.
Was just like yesterday. We went through that company,
just some random company, General Atomics or whatever.
They make the Reaper drone. Remember I went to Wikipedia and
read the history of the company. Starts out in 1955 with Edward
Teller, the guy from Atomic bomb, and just reads like a
who's who's list of the deep state all the way through Bang
Bang Bang Bang Bang Bang bang. These companies, they're so
infiltrated with former and current deep state employees
that you can't tell the government apart from the
defense contractors. And then you wonder why they're
missing at $1.55 trillion and nobody knows where it's at.
Let's have an adult conversation about this and quit telling me
that I'm a conspiracy theorist because I don't trust the
government. Would you trust your banker if
you lost half your money and told you to go pound Sam when
you asked for it back? Come on, we have to grow up, it
says during a full scale, year long investigation of the story
which has been told and retold by small group of interconnected
believers and others with possibly less than honest
intentions, none of whom have first hand accounts of any of
this. AARO discovered a few things and
none more about aliens. This guy, I don't know man.
Either he's putting on a great acting show or he's really got a
thing for David Grash. First, no records exist of any
president or living DoD or Intelligence Community leader
knowing about this alleged program, nor any congressional
committee having sex such knowledge.
This would speak volumes if this case were following typical
procedure, because it is inconceivable that a program of
such import would not, would not ever have been briefed to the 50
to 100 people at the top of the USG over the decades of its
existence. That means nothing to me.
Second, this narrative has been simmering for years and is
largely an outgrowth of a former program at the DU DS Defense
Intelligence Agency called the Advanced Aerospace Threat
Identification Program, a tip which was heavily influenced by
a group of individuals associated with businessmen and
longtime U ofologist Robert Bigelow, founder of Bigelow
Aerospace. In 2009, then Senator Harry Reid
asked the Secretary of Defense to set up ASAP, or Spatial
Access Program. That's where they get to do
whatever they want to and they don't have to tell you about it.
To protect the alleged UAP UFO material that a tip proponents
believe the USG was hiding, the Secretary of Defense declined to
do so. After a review by the Office of
the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence and a DIDIAI
think that's the Department of Intelligence Administration
concluded that not only did no such material exist, but
taxpayer money was being inappropriately spent on the
paranormal research at Skinwalker Ranch in Utah.
We're taking a little dig at Louie.
Maybe this is well documented in open sources, particularly in
records available on DI as electronic FOIA reading room.
Yeah, I'm so concerned about $6 million being fretted away at
the Skinwalker ranch when you can't tell me where $1.55
trillion is. Okay.
Wow. After the negative response by
Senator Reed, then enlisted the help of then Senator Joseph
Lieberman to request that the Department of Homeland Security
set up an SAP for the same purpose.
The administrative SAP proposal package was informed by the same
individuals had been associated with the ATEP arrows.
Archival research has located the administrative proposal for
the DHSSAP, complete with the participants, which has been
declassified and is being reviewed for public release.
See how they want to keep even little mundane facts locked away
from you. The less that the population
knows, the better. It's been the same thing, clear
back to the pyramids in ancient Egypt.
They want to keep all the secrets.
Any new science is magic, and you don't deserve to know.
Why would you trust these people?
And why would you take the time to call me a conspiracy theorist
when I tell you that I don't trust them?
I don't trust anybody in this big giant government deep state.
I don't trusted these corporations.
None of it. Why would I?
Goes on it says Finally. The key purveyors of this
narrative have known one another for decades.
In the early 2000s, several members of this small group also
participated in the study, erroneously characterized by the
same participants as having been sponsored by the White House, on
the possible societal impact of disclosing the existence of
extraterrestrials to the public, with the authenticity of the
above mentioned concealed government program taken as its
baseline assumption. The think tank in question was a
futures enterprise that often worked on fringe studies, and
many of the individuals involved with the study also work for
Bigelow Aerospace in support of the AATIP program.
ATF program doesn't mean anything to me.
As far as I'm concerned. It's a vanity project.
A drop in the bucket? No, a drop in the C Think about
5 or $6 million in the context of 1.55 trillion.
Doesn't matter. AAA thoroughly investigated
these claims as part of its congressionally mandated mission
to not only technically evaluate contemporary UAP observations,
but also review historical accounts going back to the
1940s. One of my last acts before
retiring was to sign a AROS Historical Record Report, Volume
One, which is currently being prepared for delivery to
Congress and the public. Well, but that's a big, stinky
mess. The report demonstrates that
many of the circulating allegations described above
derived from inadvertent or unauthorized disclosures of
legitimate US programs or related R&D that have nothing to
do with extraterrestrial issues or technology.
Unless he didn't say interdimensional.
Some are misrepresentations and some derived from pure,
unsupported beliefs. And many respects the narrative
is a textbook example of circular reporting, with each
person relying on what they heard.
But the information often ultimately begins being sourced
to the same small group of individuals.
Look, we can go online any day of the week and find hundreds of
these videos of UFOs. Can you explain every single one
of them, Mr. Kilpatrick? I don't think so.
The operational meeting Congress has assigned to ARO is
important. Accumulating observations by
highly trained U.S. military and other credible personnel of
unidentified anonymous phenomena at or near sensitive national
security areas and activities calls for a serious effort to
understand what's going on. Simply put, unidentified as
unacceptable, particularly these times of heightened geopolitical
tension. Part of the problem we face
today, however, is that the modern media cycle drives
stories faster than sound. Research, science and peer
review timelines can validate them.
More worrisome is the willingness of some to make
judgments and take actions on those stories without having
seen or even requested supporting evidence and a
mission. That is all the more problematic
when the claims are so extraordinary.
Some members of Congress prefer to a point about aliens to the
press rather than get an evidence based briefing on the
matter. Members have a responsibility to
exhibit critical thinking skills instead of seeking in the
spotlight. This guy really likes to use
some insulting language, and this coming from a person who
worked for a department that won't tell you what's going on.
They won't send you unredacted documents that mean anything.
And then when people ask for the truth, they want to come out and
call you names. A pretty sad representation of
our government, I think because of the time of my departure,
None. Let me repeat, none of the
conspiracy minded whistleblowers and the public eye had elected
to come to AARO to provide their evidence and statement for their
record, despite numerous invitations.
Yeah, that's like a mob soldier being invited to the basement to
talk about what happened last week.
Probably not a good idea. Anyone that would rather be
sensationalist in the public eye, then bring their evidence
to the one organization established in law with all of
the legal processes and security framework established to protect
them. Their privacy and information to
investigate and report our findings is suspect.
Now he's made a couple really dangerous generalities there.
He's claiming that basically that that his government, his
government department is perfect and law abiding and believable
and we should never doubt them. And that if you are afraid to
talk to them, you're if you're afraid to go down to the
basement with the mob boss and a couple of his lieutenants to
have a nice conversation in a secluded neighborhood, then
you're suspect. Oh, that's rich.
I can assure you, as his former director, that AARO is
unwaveringly committed to harnessing science and
technology to bring unprecedented clarity to these
fascinating, important, and stubborn mysteries, and to do so
with maximum transparency. This guy, I mean, I don't know
the fray. Let's just say he uses a lot
more words than he needs to. It's talented staff and team of
supporting scientists right at this very moment, striving in
collaboration with the Armed forces, intelligence community,
government agency, National Laboratory, scientific
community, academic community, and soon the general public.
See, they're not. You're not invited to this
party, every government agency, every national lab, every, you
know, government academic facility, but not you to collect
and analyze hard, measurable data, IE extraordinary evidence,
in this heretofore eyewitness rich but Dataport Field.
The AARO team will go wherever the data takes it without fail,
and will not be swayed by any attempts to influence his
findings. Otherwise, how about just doing
your job, doing the job that Congress told you to do, and not
getting on social media. Name calling the people that
that are your employers. Name calling people that are
whistleblowers. How about just doing your job?
Just give us the unredacted files, he says.
Science cannot be left on the side of the road in the mad dash
to uncover some great conspiracy.
Carl Sagan would expect no less. And neither should the American
people. Well, Carl Sagan's dead, so his
opinion doesn't mean a thing. OK, #1 Carl Sagan was devout
atheist. He's dead.
He's gone. His time's over.
And if things turn out the way he thought they would, then he's
unaware that we're having this conversation.
So what Carl Sagan thought doesn't mean a thing as far as
what the American people think. Well, the the majority of
American people are beginning to catch on.
They know if something's happening in our skies.
They see pictures and videos, reports all the time.
We have a hard evidence of UFO material.
We know what's out there. We know something's going on and
we know we're being lied to on a daily basis by the US
government. And it's, you know, dozens if
not hundreds and thousands of other departments, little
fiefdom set up through this deep state where they set themselves
up as they set themselves up as the overlord of information.
And you are to know nothing. Kind of like the WF.
You'll own nothing to be happy. Well, if these guys, you'll know
nothing and be happy. That's your whole point.
This whole letter from Sean Kirkpatrick to me, it's a very
sad commentary on what U.S. government employees should be
about. They should be about be about
serving the American people, not about calling the American
people names conspiracy theorists, you know, Luddites,
whatever. Not about intimidating and
threatening and backhandedly outing whistleblowers.
They should be about truth and transparency.
And what do we get most of the time when we send these people
for your request? Page after page after page of
blacked out documents. Yet they're telling you they're
doing their very best to be transparent.
Anyway, what a wonderful letter. Certainly cried me A River of
Tears by Sean Kirkpatrick. Until next time, this is UFO
Warning. Over and out.