Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode we're talking about what is Kona blue.
That is correct. What is Kona blue?
And I found this article from newsnation.com to more reporting
by Ross Coulter. Really interesting stuff.
It says Kona Blue causing split between Intel agencies DoD
Coulter Some DoD employees believe Kona Blue documents kind
of blew up was a plan to reverse engineer alien technology from a
UFO. The program had been the subject
of rumors for years now. This has been the news a little
bit here lately, but I like this reporting that's been done and
brought up on News Nation. Ross Colthart and Sean Noon
Updated April 18th, 2024 The article begins and says some
employee, Some employees within the US Department of Defense
believe claims of an alleged program where the government
reverse engineers alien technology from a recovered UFO.
News Nation special correspondent Ross Coulthart
reports declassified documents released by the Pentagon office
charged with investigating Uaps or UFOs, I guess was what we
call them, reveal the existence of a program to reverse engineer
alien technology. But it never got off the ground
because there was no such technology to be found.
Well, I'm going to just address this notion of calling these
things unidentified phenomena. To me using the word phenomena,
that they're trying to put them in the category of ghost, some
sort of anomalies, whether whatever.
They don't want these things identified as objects.
Now, maybe they are a phenomena, but they're presenting
themselves as objects. I think it's important to
recognize that these things do have a physical aspect to them.
Kona Blue was a plan for the government to reverse engineer
alien technology from a recovered UFO.
It was a spatial access or top secret program created with a
goal of acquiring, identifying, reverse engineering what it
calls Aavs, or advanced aerospace vehicles.
And we've talked about these spatial access programs before.
And for people that are silly enough to think that we don't
have a deep state, well, here's your deep state.
These are programs that only, I think it's like 6 or 7 senators
can can have access to other than maybe the president.
And I seriously doubt sometime that any sitting president even
knows what's going on with these things.
So the secret programs that we, the taxpayers pay for but we're
not allowed to see completely, completely out of our purview.
It says I can tell you that there are people inside the
Defense Department, former and serving, who do believe that the
claims made in the Code of Blue documents were authentic.
Coulter said the document laid out a budget between 12 and $15
million for the first year, $25 million for the second year and
eventually an operating expense of more than $50 million.
The purpose was national security with a goal of
accessing recovered advanced technology and determining its
threat capability. And I wonder if it's for
national security or maybe deep state security.
The program also had goals of determining if our adversaries,
namely China and Russia, could have access to recovered
advanced aerospace vehicles as well.
Coulter said there is a potential rift between U.S.
intelligence agencies and the Department of Defense.
Now you can see this rift happening because we're talking
about immense power here. Whoever controls these vehicles
is just going to control everything pretty much.
And you can almost start to see where the Department of Defense,
a department that by the way, can account for $1.55 trillion,
half their stuff, like they can't even keep track of half
their stuff, but they definitely want to keep track of these UFO
parts. But at the same time, the
defense or the the intelligence agency, I mean, it almost seems
like an oxymoron sometimes they want to keep track of this stuff
too. It's just that this is a
struggle for power. I'm told there's a split between
the intelligence community and the Defense Department, said
Coltart. The Pentagon has decided to
bluff it out and go it alone. There are people who are
passionately of the view that there is an authentic recovered
non human technology into possession of the United States,
and they are determined to get access to it so that it's
utility can be exploited, so that satility can be exploited.
Well, yeah. They want to use whatever they
can to exploit power over us. Conan Blue had been the subject
of rumors for years, but the Defense Department only
acknowledged it just this past month.
You can actually go there to the website and they do make some
kind of a cursory acknowledgement, but they're not
like, telling you anything. Yeah.
I think it's important that that this stuff is getting out and
that's being reported on. There's an article here from
Politico. It looks like it's dated back in
March, I think. Yeah, March 8th, 2024, Laura
Seligman and Lee Hudson. It says a Navy image captured in
early 2022 off the coast off the East Coast shows an unidentified
object in the night sky and has a picture of this.
It's kind of done a night vision of this triangle UFO.
The title says US once considered a program to reverse
engineer alien spacecraft, Pentagon report reveals, and
that's what we're just talking about here.
It says that the Pentagon has disclosed that the government
once considered a program to recover and reverse engineer any
captured alien spacecraft and effort that never came to
fruition but fuel conspiracy theories about a cover up.
Now you can tell this is a political article.
Look at the difference and how the things written.
First off, they got a little picture here at the top of the
article with this triangle shaped UFO.
And that could be just a little bit of, you know, a little bit
of misdirection, I think. And then in the first paragraph
of the article, they have to use this, what I consider to be just
almost at this point, a, an insulting term conspiracy
theory. This is just a loaded term,
conspiracy theories where they're trying to set the
framework, the rules of engagement here, where if you
disagree with them or if you think the government's been up
to something, even after the government says, well, we were
thinking about being up to something, then all of a sudden
you're a conspiracy theory. In other words, you're a kook.
That's political. That's not good reporting.
It goes on. It says the Defense Department
on Fridays released a public version of the congressionally
ordered comprehensive review of a classified U.S. government
program since 1945 that debunked decades of speculations about
UFOs. You wonder if they actually were
sitting in the bowels of the CIA somewhere when they wrote this
or if they're just taking their marching orders like good little
monkeys. I mean, debunk.
They didn't debunk anything. They denied a lot of stuff.
But they haven't conclusively disproven any of these UFO
reports. It goes on.
It says it found no evidence of extraterrestrial activity or
efforts to withhold information from Congress.
You can't ask the people that are doing the bad things to
judge themselves and then be the and then be the final
arbitrators of whether or not they did anything wrong.
But here we have Politico, just like a good little mockingbird
media coming forward with this, with this nonsensical, with this
nonsensical article. First they call us conspiracy
theorist, then they claim that the that the Defense Department
debunked decades of UFO speculation.
So maybe you've had 1000 researched recorded UFO
encounters, you know, we've talked to people, you had
witnesses, you've got names, dates, places, they tell you
what they saw, maybe if you even have pictures, all of this
stuff. But the Department of Defense,
they, they debunked all of that with their publicly available
review. I mean, how much nonsense is
that? That's like saying a Bernie
Madoff comes out, he commits all this financial fraud, he gets
found guilty in the court, but then we're going to let him have
a chance to create his own report and he just simply says
nonsense didn't do it. OK, it's debunked.
If you think he committed financial fraud, well, then you
must be a conspiracy theorist. It's the same kind of thing.
It's the same level of corruption of these big time
financial corrupt actors who I won't go through them all, but
we know there's a bunch of them. They're in prison right now and
these guys were put on trial. They presented the evidence,
They're found guilty. They go away for life in prison
or decades. But you apply that same standard
to what the government's doing with UFOs.
So you have all these people that have experiences, pictures,
reports, video, on and on and on and on.
They presented over the course of decades.
And a natural person of reasonable intelligence says,
wow, something must be going on here.
They're objects, They're in the air, so they're flying and
they're unidentified. Yeah, there must be UFOs.
Don't know what they are, but people are seeing them.
Just like with the jury. Don't know exactly how all the
fraud took place maybe, but we know fraud happened.
People were heard. They're allowed to make sense
decisions with those jury trials.
But when it comes to making common sense decisions about the
government's covering up with their own social fraud that's
happening with these UFO sightings, then all they have to
do is present a congressionally ordered comprehensive review.
That's like what, A10 page document here?
Sit down the corner, Shut up. Debunked.
And then political comes, political comes along and says,
Oh yeah, if you believe in UFOs, it's a conspiracy theory.
Like I said, that'd be like me coming along and saying if you
believed that there's been financial crimes committed in
our country and people that have been put in prison for those
financial crimes have been unjustly convicted and that
there's never been a financial crime committed committed in our
country. And if you think so, you're a
conspiracy theorist, you would say, well, that guy's an idiot.
It's this whole idea that UFOs are the only thing that that
can't be adjudicated. They can't be looked at by a
reasonable person. And then we can't come up with
the conclusion that, well, something's going on.
If we come up with the conclusion that something's
going on after all these decades of evidence being presented,
then suddenly we're the conspiracy theorist and all the
government, they're they're, they're the bearer that they
have to meet. There's nothing.
All they have to say is Nope, didn't happen.
And then it's debunked. What, what is going on here?
I mean, this is, this is just like childlike thinking.
It goes on. It says, however, DoD's all
domain anomaly resolution office, that's the office that
resolved nothing. Did discover a program that was
proposed to the Department of Homeland Security and the 2000
tens code named Kona Blue to reverse engineer any recovered
extraterrestrial craft. The effort was eventually
rejected by the DHS leaders for lacking merit and never actually
recovered any other worldly craft, according to the report.
This sounds like a sounds like a limited hangout to me where
someone's found this and they have to account for what's
there. And so they're, they're going to
throw you a little bit of a bone to try to, they're trying to
cover up a bigger lie with a smaller lie.
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, according to the report.
Well, why would they assume it? Kona Blue was not reported to
Congress at the time because it was never established as a
highly classified spatial access program.
It was declassified for the Arrow review.
That's Arrow review released Friday, which is back in March,
Tim Phillips, Arrows acting director, told reporters.
Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen Hicks notified Congress
of the program when it was identified in the spirit of
transparency, Quote, UN quote, the report states, oh man, this
is getting deep. But the that fact fueled a wave
of reports of long standing U.S. government cover up stemming
from people with various connections to the program,
Phillips said That was reported as that's where they hide
bodies. That wasn't true, he said,
stressing that their perspective program was never formally
approved by leadership and never possessed any material or
information. Still, the revelation of the
Kona Blue proposal will likely add to a recent explosion and
speculation about extraterrestrials visiting
Earth. During a hearing last year
before a House Oversight subcommittee, retired Major
David Gresh, a former Air Force intelligence officer, alleged
official alleged that the government was covering up the
existence of just such an effort to recover and reverse engineer
extraterrestrial craft. At the time, Pentagon officials,
including then a ARO director Sean Kirkpatrick, said such
claims were categorically false. Phillips, in a briefing with
reporters ahead of the report's release, also revealed that
Arrow is working on a new capability to better detect
UFOs. And we've talked about that spy
in a box. They're going to, they want to
set these basically radio interceptors, transmitters all
over the place. They can just listen to
everything that's being said, capture all kinds of messages.
It just sounds to me like a complete, like a complete
dystopian sci-fi. Partnering with the Department
of Energy and Georgia Tech to develop a deployable,
configurable sensor suite called Gremlin, designed to conduct
hyperspectral surveillance to better capture the events, he
said. Yeah, Gremlin.
Yeah, that's what we all want. We all want a Gremlin down the
street listening to us. Arrow is testing the system at a
large range in Texas, he said We're really starting to
understand what's in orbit around our planet and how we can
eliminate those as anomalous objects, Phillip said.
Well, I would hope you'd understand because you got space
stations up there. They're supposed to be tracking
every single space piece of space junk, but obviously
they're not doing that good of a job of it as we had that chunk
of space junk fall down into what, into that fellow's house.
Was it Texas or Florida here a couple weeks ago and they still,
I don't think I've taken responsibility for that.
These are rational people making observations just relating to
what they know. Phillip said.
We were able to go back to the program owners in the range and
ask, by the way, what were we flying during this week, blah,
blah, blah. A typical political article
here. They, the government's been
caught with their pants down. Somebody found this kind of blue
thing. And so they've had to respond to
it because it's just, it's just so outrageous.
It turns out that there's a program that at least was
proposed on how to reverse engineer alien UFOs, the same
thing David Grech was saying. So they got it.
They have, they almost have to address this because people are
getting upset about it. Ross Coulter, on the other hand,
does a little better job. I mean, he really calls these
guys to task. They have a second article here
from News Nation. I'll put the links on these on
the Kofi and the Locals website. You can look at them yourself.
Great stuff. This one says what was
accountable program and does it mean UFOs exist?
Government confirmed a proposed program to reverse engineer
UFOs. It was scrapped when no alien
technology was found. The Pentagon continues to
maintain there is no evidence of alien life.
Yeah. Do you really think they're
going to tell you if they find alien technology and reverse
engineer? No, not, not hardly.
April 18th. Also, it says updated 2024
declassified documents released by the Pentagon office charged
with investigating UA PS, or unidentified anomalous
phenomena, reveal the existence of a program to reverse engineer
and technology. But it never got off the ground
because there was no such technology to be found.
Yeah, that's what they're saying.
It says what is what is kind of blue.
Kind of. Kona Blue was a plan for the
government to reverse engineer alien technology from a
recovered UFO. It was a spatial access.
Our top secret plan talks about that a little bit.
Why it was Kona Blue Project classified.
Kona Blue had been the subject of rumors for years, but the
Defense Department only acknowledged that just this past
month. One justification for the
program remaining classified was AAV technology exists in and is
accessible only with SAP or Spatial Access program
construct. So in other words, if, if there
were no UFOs, then why did they keep this Kona Blue project
around for years? I mean, is it a situation where
you just have a couple dozen people sitting around in an
office all day doing nothing, drawing government benefits?
Is that why they kept it around? Or is it because they know these
things are hidden away somewhere and you have this tug of war
between the deep state and the intelligence.
Maybe this is a, this is the Defense Department somehow
trying to creep in to the intelligence community, just
hoping if they stand outside the door long enough that the CIA
will open up the, the, the, the doors or cracks so they can look
in and see the aliens. That's what it seems like.
It really shows you who runs this country.
Sadly, I don't think it's the people that we elect.
Why was the Kind of Blue program created and who was behind it?
It says as much as a program may sound like science fiction, the
top scientist at the Department of Homeland Security, Tara
O'Toole, the Under Secretary of Science and technology, approved
it. So it was taken seriously at
high levels. Wow, there's so many of these
Spooks it's hard to tell, you know, which one's trying to get
what. Why was the Kona Blue program
scrapped? It says the DoD said it tossed a
Kona Blue program for a very simple reason.
It never found any alien technology to reverse engineer.
The Department of Homeland Security, however, said the
program was never actually approved in the 1st place.
So can you see what's going on here?
This tug of war, it looks like between the Department of
Homeland Security, another one of these alphabet intelligence
agencies, and the Defense Department.
The Defense Department is seems to be desperate trying to get
their hands on this UFO stuff. You wonder if one of these
things that they've recovered has fallen into the hands of the
CIA or Homeland Security or whoever, and now they're just
hogging it for themselves. What does the disclosure of
Colonel Blue Moon for the transparency around UFOs?
The Pentagon's disclosure of the project is another step toward
transparency as lawmakers on both sides of the aisle continue
to seek answers following whistleblower testimony.
I don't think this is a step toward transparency at all.
As much as I enjoy the reporting from News Nation, they're not
really telling you the reason that they, that they, that they
came up with this idea in the 1st place.
I mean, I think the real, the, the, the real story here is the
fact that the, the deep state's being proven out.
The deep state goes beyond the Defense Department.
It's all this power and this knowledge surrounding the UFO
phenomena and, and it looks like quite likely actually UFOs
themselves and maybe even some types of entities have been
recovered and they're being held, captured really by these
intelligence agencies. And you can just kind of, you
can kind of see it in the sniping back and forth between
these Homeland Security people and the DoD.
Well, we closed it down. Well, it never really existed.
In other words, we stood outside the door and waited for them to
crack the door open so we could look inside for 10 years and
nobody would let us look. And the other person saying,
yeah, well, that door is never getting open, so you're never
going to see anything. You see, it's not even just
about our own politicians taking back the power, but it's about
our own military taking back the power.
You can see where the power is, where the power is centralized
here. The power is centralized among
the people who are able to tap your phones, listening to your
conversations, track your emails, get a hold of your
medical records, the people that are looking at you transparently
while you're being blocked from saying anything about them.
It's knowledge. Knowledge is power.
And so this has been going on for so long now with everything
from the FISA to, you know, Americans giving up their rights
to taking off their shoes at the airport, quite frankly, and act
of submission. And decades of this behavior
have resulted in a situation where it's gotten so bad that
the powers that have been abusing us, ignoring our right
to privacy, trampling the Constitution, they've finally
gotten control of our elected officials.
I think you can tell that anytime a big vote comes up.
And now it looks like they've actually got control of these
different parts of the Defense Department.
You know, the greatest army in the world, the greatest,
strongest military in the world, spend more money on the military
than any other country, probably most countries combined.
They've even captured them. Our whole society in effect,
captured by this intelligence apparatus.
And now they're telling you, hey, UFOs, guess what?
You're not going to see them. So that's the deep state and
people and people are so, I guess uninformed and ignorant
that they want to claim that something like a deep state
doesn't exist. Think about it.
There's someone somewhere that can read your mail.
If you live in a small town like I do, you used to have two slots
in your mailbox, one local and then one for outside of town.
And then if it was a local letter, you just dump it in the
box and then the local mailman would take it to whoever you
know in your little town there. Well, that doesn't work that way
anymore. Everything now has to go to
original collection center and then that's all scanned so that
way the government can keep track of every single letter
mailed, you know, from where to where they're that concerned.
They're so concerned about me mailing a birthday card to
someone down the street that they require that that be
scanned now so they can see who I'm in communication with in my
own little town. How how OCD is that?
And you see this whole character, this whole, this
whole aspect of this intelligence apparatus that
wants to know everything about us, every personal detail, every
communication, every word that comes out of our mouth.
They want to play God. And here they are playing God
with UFO phenomena. And I think the story has been
leaked about this cone of blue because there are people in the
Defense Department that are curious about this.
And there are people in the Defense Department that
recognize the military advantage that this would give them and
the importance that this does not fall into the hands of our
enemies. But what are they being told?
They're being told the same thing you are.
Sit down, shut up. We'll do with UFOs.
So that's this tension between the intelligence community and
every other actor on the board. It goes on, it says.
Does this mean the government has confirmed aliens?
No. While scientists in certain
agencies like NASA acknowledge that mathematically it is
unlikely we are the only life in the universe, the government has
repeatedly stated there is no concrete evidence of alien life
or alien contact with Earth. Just because the government
states that doesn't mean it's so.
The government over the years has told us lots of things that
are not true. Doesn't take a rocket scientist
to figure that out. What this shows me is that
something's going on here. Where there's smoke, there's
fire. If there were no evidence of
these UFOs and whatever else is going on, why is there so much
resistance to transparency? They won't even show
transparency with the Defense Department.
And I think that what we're seeing here is we're shaping
this out, is that the key actor here is the intelligence
community. I think judging from the way
they act, from the communications that you're
seeing between them and the legislative branch, between them
and the DoD, between them and the media, it looks to me like
the intelligence agency are the one that really, if there's
something, if there's something hidden away somewhere, it's
them. They're the ones that have it
and they're not giving it up. And this whole thing with this
cone of blue, it did get out there.
And I think it was probably leaked out by someone in the
Defense Department is maybe just a act of frustration because
it's getting to the point where even the DoD, the mightiest
military the world has ever seen, can't get over on the
intelligence community in the United States.
Until next time. This is UFO warning over and
now.