Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're asking what is Project Aqua?
That's correct, what is Project Aqua?
It turns out that that podcast that Tucker Carlson appeared on
Joe Rogan's podcast This Thing is a gift that just keeps on
giving. Some more comments by Carlson
have come out that really ask more questions then give
answers. This article is from
newsweek.com dated April 23rd, 2024.
It says What is Project Aqua? UFO Leak?
Quote, UN quote touted on Joe Rogan podcast.
This charts Office says former Fox News host Tucker Carlson
mentioned a mysterious government scheme called Project
Aqua linked to UFOs during a recent interview on the Joe
Rogan Experience podcast in which Carlson talked at length
about extraterrestrial life. That's a little bit of misnomer
there. He did talk about ETS, but he
really talked about interdimensional spiritual stuff
that appears as UFOs. We did that podcast yesterday,
so I think they're almost framing this a little bit in the
wrong way, says Carlson, who now regularly broadcast from X.
Formerly, Twitter spoke to Rogan about his theories on alien life
and new information the US government has begun to reveal
on unidentified aerial phenomena.
Of course, that's what this little people call UFOs.
Interest in UAPS among the American public has increased in
the past two years, with the Pentagon establishing its all
domain Anomaly Resolution office.
That's a ARO, the Resolution Office, where they resolved
nothing in July 2022 to investigate unidentified
anomalous phenomena elsewhere, confirming the existence of a
government database with at least 800 reports of anomalous
objects. What?
These things are being seen all over the place all day, every
day. Joe Rogan has had multiple
guests on his podcast to discuss UAPS, including, among others,
David Grush, the Air Force veteran who told a House
Oversight Committee hearing in July 2023 that the US government
is operating with secrecy above Congressional oversight.
Well, we know they're doing that.
When you have Congress, people show up at Eglin Air Force Base,
tell the staff here that they want to see the UFO pictures and
talk to the pilots and they're told to go # sand.
Eventually they do get to see a couple picks, or at least one of
them does, and talk to one one person.
But definitely the people overseeing things here aren't
Congress. During Tucker Carlson's recent
appearance on the show, he referred to a leak of something
called quote UN quote Project Aqua released by the US
government. Quote apparently by accident.
UN quote now, and this is what he's saying.
So Project Aqua released by the government, apparently by
accident. I'm thinking one of two things.
Either somebody on the inside is upset that they're not in the
inner circle, so they're going to share the information with
the rest of us. Or more likely, this is some
sort of and controlled narrative to let the steam off the kettle.
I don't know. Carlson called the details of it
crazy before reaching for his phone to read out what someone
had just sent me. I don't.
I don't know what's going on with Tucker.
However, searching for Project Aqua from search results before
the podcast was posted online revealed the name of no such
U.S. government scheme. Well, maybe detectors got some
inside baseball here, I don't know the name nonetheless led to
speculation on social media about the Project 1 TikTok
poster by user name. Spacetalk 369 viewed 1.7 million
times in two days, included a clip from the show with the
headline U.S. Government leaked Project Aqua
accidentally. You know your writing has gone
to a whole new level when you're, I guess, regularly
citing TikTok posters as authorities.
I don't know, maybe maybe I'm being a little hard on there,
but but you know, we're looking for answers and all we get is,
well, go watch TikTok. Another TikTok by user Worldly
Unexplained, viewed 86,000 times, appeared to treat the
name as something far more significant.
Heading this video Remote viewing comms Project Aqua
exposed Tucker Carlson on the release of Project Aqua.
Now, this is some super lazy reporting right here.
I mean, they're supposed to. They're supposed to be bringing
us the facts. You know, I'm simply reacting to
these videos. I don't call myself an
investigative reporter by any means, but these guys are are
paid good money to do this job, and the best that we get from
them is commentary on TikTok videos, that's how.
That's pretty pathetic, I think. However, it appears that the
name was simply a misquote by Carlson.
Carlson went on to provide details about Kona Blue instead,
a project related to UFOs mentioned in recently this
declassified Pentagon document. Now, this is very deceptive or
maybe lazy reporting, it says appears that the name was simply
a misquote by Carlson. I don't know.
Kona Blue and Project Aqua don't sound at all the same to me.
We covered Kona Blue. That was the whole idea of this
project, where the government was.
I guess it's a real project. They said that it never got off
the ground, but it was. It was one of these things that
was brainstormed where they would try to capture a UFO and
reverse engineer it. It seems to me almost like it's
one of these things that kind of leaked out and then they had to
put a cover story out there. It sounds like a totally
different thing than Project Aqua.
I mean, let's be honest, these guys aren't the most creative
people on Earth. If it says Project Aqua, I'm
going to guess that it's got something to do with USOS,
underwater Submersible objects, Unidentified underwater
Submersible objects, I guess. In March, the AAR wrote released
information about UFOs and UAPS dating back to 1945.
Nothing. And we didn't already know.
One portion of that report said that the Pentagon previously
considered a program that sought to reverse engineer any any
extraterrestrial spacecrafts that were found on Earth.
The report showed that the program was never fulfilled.
Well, that's not a leak. They just said that.
And that was a response to David Grush and all these other people
saying, hey, they've got these craft, they've got these
entities, they're reverse engineering this stuff.
And 2021, without sufficient justification, the scope of an
Intelligence Community Control Access program was expanded to
protect UAP. Reverse engineering this program
never recovered or reverse engineered any UAP or
extraterrestrial spacecraft. This IC program was
disestablished due to its lack of merit, the report said.
Yeah, so why do we have the intelligence community doing
this stuff? Where's our military at?
We're we're seeing that there seems to be some sort of
conflict between the intelligence community per SE,
and the military. The intelligence community.
You remember the ones that Schumer threatened Trump with?
Yeah, those guys. The.
And it must have worked because he certainly did not release the
Kennedy assassination documents. I guess he did as he was told.
The program called Kona Blue in 2012 was brought to the
Department of Homeland Security to possibly quote reverse
engineer any recovered off world spacecraft that they hoped to
acquire. It is critical to note that no
extraterrestrial craft or bodies were ever collected.
This material was only assumed to exist by Kona Blue advocates
and it's anticipated contract performers report said.
Well, why would they make that assumption?
On the Joe Rogan podcast, Tucker Carlson referred to another
declassified document that gave more details about this
ultimately filled project. The document, published by the
AAR website and provided by the Department of Homeland Security,
included relevant information associated with Kona Blue,
adding that Kona Blue was ADHS Perspective spatial access
program terminated on February 10th, 2012.
Now of course we know special access means that nobody gets to
see this stuff except that the Spooks and maybe I think there's
six or seven senators that are eligible and I'm supposed those
guys really don't care to look at it either.
Carlson quoted a section of the document that stated that Kona
Blue would include a medical division that would organize
data into a threat analysis based on medical findings,
including but not limited to it, deaths, injuries, and it's a
result of interaction with advanced aerospace vehicles.
Medical injuries as the result of other anomalies, collateral
injuries, psychological effects to family members, Carlson then
said to Rogan. So they're admitting that people
are dying. Carlson didn't clarify what he
meant and went on to concede Rogan, suggesting that it may
all be disinformation. More very deceptive writing here
Now you can watch the podcast. What happened was Carlson went
into this spiel about about being visited by Doctor Gary
Nolan. You know, the same doctor Gary
Nolan that blocked me on Twitter.
This multi gazillionaire big shot PhD doctor from Stanford
University blocked me on Twitter.
I've never said a bad word about the guy and it's been a long
time ago and I can only assume that it's because of some of the
jokes I've made about Louis Elizondo.
Just just horsing around. Nothing mean or nasty really.
But yeah, blocked. So I I don't know.
I view the guys personally as very thin skinned, but hey,
whatever. I wasn't even trying to talk to
the guy, but I was blocked to where I couldn't couldn't even
look at his Twitter feed, let alone try to DM him.
Carlson comes out and says that Nolan flew to his remote
homestead wherever he lives at and they had this conversation.
Now we've covered this several times on the podcast about Gary
Nolan's work where they tested these people who had come in
contact with UFOs or entities or whatever and they were
government related people. He talks about the brain
injuries that happened and the conclusions that they came up
with was that it's kind of one of these things that which came
first, the chicken or the egg they find in these people.
There's a certain region of the brain in the center of the brain
that's been affected. Not sure if that's just damage
from or if that's some kind of mutation that happened from
contact with these things or if that region of the brain is a
little different in those people and that's what makes them able
to see UFOs. It's this area of the brain
where you know the thoughts of religion and thoughts of love
and all those kind of emotional things are generated.
It's also an area of the brain where some folks, maybe with
certain types of mental illness or disabilities, have a little
different kind of activity going on.
So there's a lot going in on there in this central part of
the brain, and that area is what is what is affected when these
people have contact with these things.
So he also went on to say that some of the injuries were very
similar to what happened to people who were reportedly
affected by this Havana syndrome.
A lot of people came down with this and the embassy there in
Cuba, I think it was. And they thought maybe they've
been attacked by some sort of high energy weapon.
Nolan points out that when he brought this up or show that
conclusion to the government, they just pretty much ended the
program. And I think that Tucker didn't
really cover that, I don't think in the podcast, to me that's the
most interesting part. I mean, I think if you listen to
this program, you probably, you probably just assume that UFOs
are real and that some people have been injured by them.
I mean, we have these abduction stories and catalymutilization
stories and everything else. The interesting part to me was
is that when Nolan says, Oh yeah, these were definitely
caused by UFOs. And here's this similar case
with the Havana syndrome. It's like he was getting onto
something and they shut the program down.
Just more collusion is what I would call that, between the
deep state and whatever these things are, and then it goes on,
it says. He then explained his belief
that there was enough going on in the skies, but not just the
skies underwater, that the US military has been forced to
respond to it, and that there is a real effort and has been
underway for a long time to keep the public from knowing about
it. Regardless, Project Aqua does
not appear to be a real UAP or UFL project, and the other
information Carlson referred to was a program shut down years
ago amid an apparent lack of merit.
Wow this. It's like this thing just came
right out of the CIA office. Regardless, I am the authority
figure. You will listen to me.
Regardless, Project Aqua does not appear to be a real UAP or
UFO project. Well, certainly it certainly
appears like 1 to me. And the other information?
Well, you see what they've done here.
They've taken this some facts that have been released, this
Kawana, Blue, whatever. So we know that there are people
inside the DoD, inside the deep State that believed that UFOs
are real. And they came up with this idea
of hey, let's get a project together and find one and
reverse engineer it. But what maybe they did or
didn't know was is that they, even though they were part of
this deep state apparatus, they were still on the outside
looking in. And the people on the inside
were like, what do we need a Quantum Blue project for?
We've already got one of these things, and we certainly aren't
going to let anybody else reverse engineer one.
It's way too valuable for that. So you got a real project, this
Quantum Blue that after it gets discovered, this idea that these
deep state actors want to want to kind of, you know, hog in on
what's happening here and they're shut down by this inner
core. I mean, you could just imagine a
series of concentric circles. You have the people, the, you
know, the general people in public.
They don't know anything, just a bunch of sheep.
And then within that, a much smaller circle of the public.
Folks like us, they're like, yeah, something's going on here.
I've seen one of these things. I know they're real.
And if I know they're real, the government must know they're
real. And then another circle.
You have our politicians. Some of them are curious.
Some of them are trying to find out they're being shut down.
Within them, you have members of the deep state itself, that
apparatus, at least the intelligence community, the DoD,
blah, blah, blah. They also know, suspect or have
very good reason to believe these things are real and they'd
like to get in on it too. But they're still, they can't,
they're still not part of that core group.
Within, within the Deep State, you have this very core group
that's beyond spatial access. So even this area where it's
spatial access where only six or seven senators plus the those
members of the Deep State can see the stuff, even those guys
don't get to see it. It must be less than a couple,
100 people who actually have hands on eyeballs on these
crafts. And those guys at the very
center are saying, Oh no, no, no, no, no, no, you can't see
this. Well, if you saw this, you'd
lose your religion over it. If you saw this, you would lose
your mind. See any excuse they can think of
to prevent the rest of the deep state, the rest of our political
organization, the rest of society have access to this
stuff and the media is helping. Just like this article right
here. Tucker Carlson comes on the Joe
Rogan Show and says, well, this is Project Aqua Ring.
His phone rings. Who's that?
Tucker. Somebody's trying to call me.
I don't know. Maybe Tucker got a call from
somebody who said, hey, you need to shut the heck up right now
because he did seem to get a little bit distracted, a little
bit nervous after that. Maybe he's got a source
somewhere that told him about this project.
Aqua. And they're like Tucker.
Once again, my friend, you have said the quiet part out loud,
because as soon as he makes this comment to Rogan, somebody's
calling him. What did he say?
He doesn't tell us. I think they said, Tucker,
please shut up. You're going to get me killed.
Because what do we have here? This Newsweek article, they're
trying to use a really common means to get your mind off of
it. It's called distraction.
They're trying to distract you with this Kawana blue project.
Oh yeah, there was a project all right.
Tucker was just confused. Now Tucker was talking about
this project that was about this is basically land based stuff
over the skies separate. You have Army on one side, Navy
on the other. Aqua water, Aqua water.
Aqua. Doesn't take too much of A
stretch of the imagination to see that these people are
they're studying these things on all fronts.
They probably have these things captured, shot down, whatever,
over land and over sea. And it's interesting to me that
as soon as Tucker brings us up on the Joe Rogan Show, as soon
as he lets it slip, boom, the phone rings.
Now, maybe he was supposed to say something, maybe he wasn't.
But I find it very fascinating that that as soon as we get a
little bit revolution on this stuff, it's almost as if the
conversation shut down. And the next day what happens?
Boom, articles coming out saying, well, there's Tucker.
He misspoke. I don't think so.
I think Tucker is so excited from hearing about this stuff.
It's maybe somebody has come come to him and really spilled
the beans about what they know. But remember we are looking at a
series of concentric circles. So I think that what we're
really getting is probably nothing from one of those 100 or
200 people that have been in those buildings, in those
underground bases with hands on eyeballs on these things.
Probably what we're getting is reports from folks maybe who had
a mom or dad or husband or wife that served there that died.
We're probably getting second, third, fourth hand information.
So while it's pointing us in the right direction, I think we
still have to be so careful because the dangers that we are
facing are probably far worse than any of us have imagined.
And I think the real danger here is a collusion between the deep
state and whatever these entities are.
And hopefully in the next few weeks we'll get some more
information about Project Aqua. Until next time, this is UFO
Warning Over now.