Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about Shahan claims UFOs shot
down. That's correct.
Sheehan claims UFOs shot down. Of course, we're talking about
UFO investigator Danny Sheehan and some information that's been
coming out with him, stuff he's been talking about for a while.
But it seems like the story started to get some traction
with these hearings coming up just next week, the 13th I
guess. This first article is from
dailystar.co.uk says humans developed UFO beating tech
during World War 2 after nuclear testing brought crafts down.
The tech mentioned was initially developed during World War 2
after it was discovered that Emps emitted from nuclear
testing brought down craft. It was used in combination with
radar to down craft. This article is written by Adam
Collier. It's a senior reporter and
Reddit lead dated November 6th, 2024.
Humans developed spatial technology to down UFOs during
World War 2, an expert has claimed.
Responding to claims that UFOs have been brought down on
purpose by powerful UFO disabling technology of
grounding ships, a United States Army veteran both offered
confirmation and went further to clarify just how long we've
supposedly been doing this for. The initial comments came from
alien loving lawyer Danny Sheehan, who said they've that's
the US government developed technology to knock these some
of these things down. It's an extraordinarily powerful
technology. We call it what is capable of
disabling the craft and forcing them down.
It's an extraordinarily sophisticated technology that's
been developed to take them down.
Well, that's impressive. Okay, goes on here, it says, Now
that doesn't mean that they haven't compensated for that,
but there were a number of the vehicles that were recovered
intact vehicles that were forced down by this technology.
And So what I'm saying is that this wasn't a passive just go
find one that happens to have accidentally crashed and hit by
lightning or something. Now he says recovered, you know,
it almost like it's an arms war or something.
Look, if these things are all coming from millions of light
years away and they're from all different parts of the Galaxy or
the universe or whatever, they wouldn't have time to recover.
They would be they would be, you know, maybe we maybe we're
encountering more advanced ones than we did begin with.
If they're recovering, that tells me it's something that's
like just on the other side of our dimension.
What this has been going back and forth like it's an US
against them thing where they're much more organized.
Very strange. And now AUS Army vet who which
remains anonymous but the data store has verified told us that
the tech mentioned was initially developed during World War 2 and
it was discovered that Emps emitted from nuclear testing
brought down craft. It was used in combination with
radar to identify a down craft, some intact and others were
damaged or destroyed. Roswell is one such instance.
The expert cited Chuck Wade who spoke at the 14th Annual Aztec
UFO Symposium in March 2011. Wade claimed that 3 high-powered
radar sites across the United States and Alvado, New Mexico,
another near the Continental Divide in the same area and 1/3
station at Moriarty near the center of New Mexico, quote shut
down several UFOs that quote crashed and were retrieved in
New Mexico between 1945 and 1948.
Wade has spent his life investigating Roswell, NM, and
the several alleged UFO crash sites contained in the area.
Wow, a little scary thinking about these guys actually
bringing these craft down, especially when you don't know
what's inside them. Are these things some sort of
probes that are coming from a mothership somewhere that's much
more powerful? I mean, taking this aggressive
action at what could be a species or an entity that's
light years ahead of us seems a little bit rash to me.
But this is strange developments.
In this story, we'll take a look at this Wikipedia article
talking a little bit about who Daniel Shahan is.
Sheehan, this is Daniel. This is Wikipedia, this is
Daniel. Peter Sheehan, born April 9th,
1945, is a constitutional and public interest lawyer, public
speaker and political activist and educator, goes on and says
She was born in Glen Falls, New York and grew up in Warrensburg,
NY. He attended Northeastern
University before transferring to Harvard College, graduating
in 1967 with a degree in American Government Studies.
He then attended Harvard Law School, graduating in 1970 with
a Juris Dr. degree. He was briefly a member of the
Army's ROTC program at Northeastern University, but
resigned after questioning the sanded the instructors.
He claims he was told that he might have to kill non
combatants in Vietnam. Well, that's great.
You kill them and then you go to jail when we prosecute you.
Doesn't that sound like a good idea?
Over his career, Sheehan was has participated in numerous legal
cases of public interest including, depending on papers,
Silkwood case, the Greensboro Massacre case.
Since 2015, Sheehan has lectured on American history, politics,
the assassination of John F Kennedy at the University of
California, Santa Cruz. Then down here.
It has a very small note on his UFO work, which I think has been
actually been quite a bit. She and has spoken publicly
about UFOs and alien visitation. And he has served as counsel for
Harvard University psychiatrist John E Mack, which we've talked
about him before, as well as Steven Greer's disclosure
project. He represents Louis Elizondo.
That's interesting. The former director of the
Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program in a case
against the Department of Defense.
Yeah, that's a little weird to me.
I don't know why Louis suing these guys if he's going there
at the Pentagon, hanging out in his spare time like he talks
about. Interesting fellow.
Obviously he's been to big time colleges.
Seems like he's probably super connected, super wealthy, super
educated. I would definitely put him in
there as a top layer member of the UFO mafia.
But still, who knows? He could have some interesting,
cool stuff to tell us with a lot of these guys.
Like I said, just take it with a grain of salt and we'll go ahead
and look at this next article from a little while further back
talking about this idea of UFOs being shot down.
Now this next article talking about shooting down these UFOs
as from dailymail.co.uk goes back to June 30th, 2023
exclusive. It says crashed at UFO recovered
by the US military distorted space and time, leaving one
investigator nauseous and disoriented when he went in and
discovered it was much larger inside than out.
Attorney for whistleblowers reviews reveals Lawyer Daniel
Sheehan tells dailymail.com that a whistleblower told him of a
crashed UFO recovered by the US military that distorted space
and time. They had a guy go into it and it
was the size of a football stadium, while the outside was
only about 30 feet in diameter, she and said.
Written by John Boswell for dailymail.com.
This is dated June 10th, 2023. Then we've talked about these
things, shifting shapes and sizes lots of times.
A crashed UFO recovered by the US military distorted space and
time and was bigger on the inside, claims a top attorney
involved in bringing UFO whistleblowers to Congress.
Daniel Sheehan says he was told the mind boggling tale by a
whistleblower who allegedly took part in an illegally undisclosed
program retrieving crashed non human spacecraft and who has now
debriefed Senate Intelligence Committee staff.
The lawyer's story is the latest in a series of stunning claims
this week of UFOs in the government's hands, which began
on Monday with an on camera interview of former Senior Air
Force Intelligence officer David Grush alleging that the US
government possesses multiple crashed non human craft.
Of course, this is from last year.
The Department of Defense says it has not discovered any
variable fireable information to support any of the claims, but
Sheehan has been helping bring whistleblowers light crush to
Congress in an attempt to expose what he believes as a government
cover up of encounters with extraterrestrials.
Yeah, and I've been government, I think deep state.
The attorney told dailymail.com that one alleged recovery
recounted to him by a supposed crash retrieval program Insider,
involved a 30 foot saucer partially embedded in the earth
with some fantastic properties. They tried to hook a bulldozer
to it to pull it out and it pulled out a shape like a pie
slice, almost like it was part of the way it was constructed,
Sheehan said. When it came loose a couple of
feet, they stopped immediately. They didn't want to destroy the
integrity of the machine. Well, I have questions about
that. I mean, how did they connect the
cable to this thing to pull it out?
I mean, that's weird to me. They had a guy go into it.
He got in there and it was as big as a football stadium.
It was freaking him out and started making him feel
nauseous. He was so disoriented because it
was so gigantic inside. It was the size of a football
stadium, while the outside was only about 30 feet in diameter,
she had said. The space was not the only
warped dimension around the craft.
He staggered back out after being in there a couple of
minutes, and outside it was 4 hours later.
He said that there was all kinds of time distortion and space
distortion. Physicists have theorized that
propulsion of an advanced craft could theoretically involve
warping space-time around it to negate the effects of gravity.
But Sheehan declined to give further details, including a
location and date of the incident, and said he was unable
to provide evidence for the claims.
Well in that case all we have is what he said, which is basically
hearsay. The lack of details, documents
and photos are leading skeptics to dismiss as tall tales the
stories of off world UFOs stored by secret government programs.
Military intelligence officials who have voiced their support
for Gresh since he came forward publicly point out that he has
placed himself at considerable risk if he is lying, as all his
claims have been submitted to the DoD and Intelligence
Community Inspector General's on penalty.
Perjury that's true goes on down and says Jim Shell, a former
chief scientist of the Space Innovation and Development
Center at Air Force Space Command, wrote on LinkedIn
Monday in support of his former colleague Grush.
Quote, I will vouch for the integrity of David Grush.
Getting to the bottom of this is elusive and problematic to say
the least, Shell wrote. I will certain no matter the
conclusion of extraterrestrial materials from not, the DoD and
IC security apparatus is in trouble and unwittingly and
unwitting accomplices are fostering an abusive system, a
former national Reconnaissance officer contractor Jeff Nevin,
replied. Same here Jim, I work with Dave
for years, Sheehan said Grush 36 had given scores of classified
documents and even photographs to the DoD Inspector General.
He's given them over 100 classified documents, but he
hasn't been able to show all of them to all the staff and the
Senate Intelligence Committee because they don't have the
adequate clearances, the lawyer said.
A pretty sad thing when they can show it to the DVD guys, but
your elected representatives aren't trusted with it.
The problem is that people who have these kinds of clearances
are part of the people who've been concealing it for 75 years.
The spokeswoman for Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman
Mark Warner declined to comment. Like Sheehan, Gracious claims so
far have all been second hand recounting what he was told by
alleged craft retrieval program insiders while he was while he
investigated UFOs for the Pentagon.
But in an interview this week with French newspaper Lay
Parisian, he alluded to potential first hand knowledge
to journalist GAIL Lumber. Asked if he had seen any exotic
gear with your own eyes and Grush replied.
I saw some very interesting things that I'm not allowed to
talk about publicly right now. I don't have approval.
Grush is not alone in his disclosures, according to senior
intelligence officials. On June 3rd, former top defense
intelligence official Christopher Mellon.
I just saw what Mellon's not going to be able to attend the
hearings on the 13th, Says he's going to be out of town with his
wife. Strikes me as a little strange.
On June 3rd, former top defense intelligence officer Christopher
Mellon wrote an essay for Political revealing he had
referred 4 witnesses to the government UFO Investigative
Task Force. The All Domain Anomaly
Resolution Office or they resolve nothing who claimed to
allegedly who claimed to have knowledge of a secret U.S.
government program involving the analysis and exploitation of
materials recovered from off world aircraft?
Nobel Prize nominee is CIA scientist how put off CIA
scientist boy, there you go. Who worked in government's 2008
to 2012 UFO program called AAWSAP, told dailymail.com in
April that he had briefed Congress on classified
information about UFOs, reverse engineering programs and he knew
of whistleblowers who had worked in the alleged programs.
We've talked about how put off, not trying to slander the guy,
but seems to me that he's connected to the deep state
seven ways to Sunday. Michael Shellenberger, author
and founder of the news site Public, reported on Wednesday
several unidentified intelligence sources who claimed
they had seen credible and verifiable evidence that the
government or military contractors have at least 12
alien spacecraft. Publix report said some of their
sources were the same people who briefed Grush.
Every five years we get one or two recovered for one reason or
another from either a landing or that we catch or they just catch
1, alleged whistleblower told the publication.
I know of at least 12 to 15 crafts, A defense contractor
told public. There were at least 4
morphologies, different structures.
Six were in good shape, six were not in good shape.
There were cases where the craft landed and the occupants left
the craft unoccupied. There have been high level
people, including generals, who have placed their hand on the
craft and I would have no reason to disbelieve them.
I'm not sure I want to touch that thing myself.
If the crafts are unoccupied men, you have to wonder where
the occupants of the craft ended up at. 1 gave a specific but
wacky description of the alleged craft, saying it looked like a
chopped up helicopter with the front bubble of a Huey
helicopter with the plastic windows, or more like a deep sea
submarine with a thick piece of glass bubble shaped where the
tail rudder should have been. It was black egg shaped pancake
and instead of of landing gear it had upside down ram ram's
horns that went from the top to the bottom and rested on the
ends of the horns, the source told public engineering and
military news site The Debrief, which published the first
interview with Grush on Monday, also included a quote from a
retired Army Colonel who worked with Grush on the government's
UFO task force agreeing with his claims.
His assertion concerning the existence of a terrestrial arms
race occurring Sabrosa over the past 80 years focused on reverse
engineering technologies of unknown origin is fundamentally
correct, Cornell told The Debrief.
We talked about Cornell too. Sheehan has experience with
legal wrangling involving classified materials.
He participated in landmark cases, including Depending on
papers in 1971 and the Watergate break in of 1972, and is
credited with launching the investigation into the Iran
Contra scandal of the 1980s. But for years he has turned his
attention to UFOs, working closely with whistleblowers to
peel back state secrecy on the topic.
He represented Lou Elizondo, who helped run the government's UFO
office until 19 until 2017, and a whistleblower complaint to the
Inspector Generals of Defense Department and intelligence
community alleging a cover up of military encounters with
unidentified craft. And he says he has also
cancelled Grush, though he does not officially represent him.
I had been talking with him and was working with him legally
about what to do, she had told dailymail.com, adding that now
the National Reconnaissance Office NRO veteran was
represented by lawyer and 1st Intelligence Community Inspector
General ICIG Charles McCullough. The third they can, they can
kick some butt, Sheehan said. On Friday, Mccullough's firm,
Compass Rosa, posted a statement on its website saying it had
successfully concluded its representation of former client
David Crush. The firm filed a narrowly scoped
whistleblower disclosure with the Intelligence Community
Inspector General and associated personnel manners and had
represented Mr. Bush, Mr. Gresh since February 2022, the
statement said. The whistleblower disclosure did
not speak to the specifics of the alleged classified
information that Mister Gresh has now publicly characterized.
And the substance of that information has always been
outside the scope of Compass Roses representation.
Compass Roses took no position and takes no position on the
contents of the withheld inflammation that it kind of
goes on down here and talks a little bit more about Grush,
Melon and a few others. A pretty long article actually.
Very interesting though. I'll finish up with some
highlights of this last article talking about our own government
using nuclear weapons apparently to bring down these UFOs.
This is another article it's a while back September 28th, 2010,
so this idea has been around for a little while.
This is from cbsnews.com X Air Force personnel UFOs deactivated
nukes. Now, this is relevant because
we've been talking lately about UFOs over an air base in
Indiana, Langley, and also, you know, back in the 70s and 80s,
sinks flying over nuclear missile bases.
Maybe This is why they're so interested in our military
bases. Is it because we've been
shooting at them? I don't know.
It says ex Air Force personnel, UFOs, deactivated nukes and then
it goes on down here says whatever the mysterious lights
in the sky war, they seem to have an interest in our nukes.
One of the more out of the ordinary press conferences held
in Washington this week consisted of former Air Force
personnel testifying to the existence of UFOs and their
ability to neutralize American and Russian nuclear missiles.
UFO researcher Robert Hastings of Albuquerque, NM, who
organized the National Press Club briefing, said more than
120 former service members had told him they had seen
unidentified flying objects near nuclear weapons storage and
testing grounds. Stars and Stripes quoted former
Air Force Captain Robert Salas, who was at Malmstrom Air Force
Base in Montana in 1960. Seven when 10 ICMS he was
overseeing suddenly became inoperative at the same time
base security informed him of a mysterious red glowing object in
the sky. Robert Jameson, a retired US Air
Force nuclear missile targeting officer, told of several
occasions having to go out and restart missiles that have been
deactivated after UFOs were sided nearby.
Wow. CBS affiliate KSWT describes
Britain's Roswell, a case of unidentified phenomena in
December 1990 incident to near 2 Royal Air Force bases in
Suffolk, England. And it goes on talks about the
case with Charles Halt there at Rendlesham.
That's also a very interesting case.
So we have these cases where it seems like there's just back and
forth between the US government, possibly the British and the
Russians where these UFOs are being brought down either using
Emps from nuclear explosions or perhaps something with the radar
systems are setting up. You know, you have to ask
yourself about HAARP is weather modification.
The only reason we have, I think, 32 of these things across
the globe between the US and Chinese and the Russians, we
know that they can beam up these high energy beams into the
stratosphere, I guess whatever, and bounce and bounce.
These kind of just magma pools of heat around, which affects
the jet stream, which can affect the weather.
Who knows what else you're doing with it?
Or are they using these things to bring down UFOs?
You have to ask yourself. And then on top of that, you see
this history developing of these UFOs showing up at these nuclear
weapons bases, nuclear plants, places where nuclear energy is.
And it's as if they're trying to monitor the situation.
Maybe that's because they've been attacked with these
weapons, Who knows. But it's good to see some of the
stuff coming out. It is coming out from people
like Daniel Shahan who have a long history with the UFO
phenomena and talking about it and a lot of connections to
government or government whistleblowers.
So I guess you have to take it with a grain of salt, but I
suppose all these different things coming from different
sources, we just have to, we just have to kind of filter
through the information and make up our own mind about this
stuff. It's just more data that we can
add to the data set. Until next time, this is UFO
warning over and out.