THEY KNOW SOMETHING And It's Coming Out

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President Donald Trump confirmed in the Oval Office that the UFO files are about to drop, and former Pentagon official Louise Elizondo said on national television that he himself has been targeted with intimidation, drones, and even surveillance. I'm Christina Gomez and this is your UFO news update. Trump welcomed the Artemis two crew to the White House on Wednesday to celebrate to their historic flight around the Moon. The press event was meant to focus on space exploration, but then a reporter shifted on the topic of UFOs.

Do you have an update on the UFO files and what might be who we're going to be seeing. Well, I think we're going to be releasing as much as we can in the near future for some reason, and I guess it's just a reason. It's been in the minds of people for a long time, and that is such they want to find out about the UFOs and anything having to do with the UFO or related material. And we're going to be releasing a lot of things from that we have, and I think someone it's going to be very interesting.

To people like Trump first ordered the disclosure and back in February, and then months later the public has yet to see a single document or video from that promised release. In his first term, he claimed to have interviewed multiple credible pilots privately. But why has the president in his second term not gone on the record about speaking to a single new pilot or military witness. Nobody's asking that.

Take a look at this clip. I've interviewed people my first term primarily, but I interviewed some pilots, very solid people, and they said they saw things that you wouldn't believe. So you're going to be reading about it. Yes, true.

Members standing behind him exchanged to interesting looks, and some viewers online read those looks as a quiet acknowledgment as to say, yeah, we have Others read them as why did he say that out loud? To be fair, the astronauts may have been reacting to something far more ordinary, like the breathtaking of Earth from lunar orbit. We don't really know what they saw per se. We do not know what they were told that they could discuss.

And then, on the same day, Luna sat down for a long form interview with journalists Miranda Divine on Podforce one and UFOs came up in the second half of that episode. When asked directly about evidence of interdimensional beings, Luna corrected the framing right there, and she told Miss Divine that she would not call them aliens and that she didn't know what the technology is that these beings are using. The interdimensional beings is what our witnesses will call these things. I have seen evidence in a skiff that leads me to believe there are things we cannot explain, and I have observed things that are of non human origin and creation.

That's my opinion again. But there has been a declassification order from the President, and you will see as soon as that stuff comes up. A skiff stands for a sensitive compartmented Information facility and it is a secured government room used to review the most classified material that the US holds. Members of Congress with proper clearance go inside, they view evidence, and then they leave.

They don't take their notes out, they don't discuss what they saw with anyone outside the cleared circle. But Luna chose to speak anyway, these things are of non human origin, non human creation. From a sitting congressman with active oversight responsibility, she's stating this out loud. The pattern of public statements is escalating overall.

Former Pentagon UAP program lead Luis Elizondo went on News Nation yesterday and addressed the question of whistleblower safety head on, and he confirmed the intimidation is very real and that it has happened to the people he knows, and that it has happened to him personally. Well, look, I. Don't want to say men in black. I think that's a bit cliche, but the reality is that, yes, some individuals who I personally know, who are considered whistleblowers, have been intimidated.

They've tried to intimidate me. We've had threats against us, We've had drones and surveillance. This is not paranoia. This is Look, I'm a trained intelligence officer and also a former special agent in counterintelligence, so you know I understand the tools of the trade.

And this is someone whose entire career was spent identifying surveillance who is now saying it is being used against him. He also pushed back on the viral social media list of twelve names of scientists who have either died or gone missing. He said roughly four of those names can be ruled out almost immediately. One victim was of an unrelated mass shooting.

Another was a car jack burglary, but he warned that lumping unrelated tragedies together actually discredits the cases that do deserve real attention. Ross Cold says something pretty similar to that. Zondo was clear on one specific point. The missing scientists cannot be explained.

He said, if anything is going on, it may be what he called garden variety espionage with Russia, China, and other hostile foreign intelligence services targeting people who work on sensitive propulsion and advanced technology research. The framing here is really worth looking at, just because this exact same thing has happened to China, where at least ten scientists have reportedly died under suspicious circumstances. If the espionage theory holds, that targeting is moving in both directions. Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Chris Mallen also appeared on News Nation the same day, and he said the issue is categorically real and that anyone who takes the time to speak with Air Force pilots, Navy pilots, radar operators, and radio technicians comes to that conclusion very quickly.

Yeah, the simple answer is it's not a nothing burger. It is categorically a real thing, a very real thing. And the people that take the time to listen to and speak with our faighteen pilots and other military personnel who've had first hand encounters, talked to the radio operators, talked to the radio technicians, and so forth, you come to realize pretty quickly that this is very much for real, and not only that, there's a lot of activity that's occurring over and around our military facilities, and in some cases it's very brazen. Now back on to Luna, because she also turned her attention to ARROW, as she usually does, and there has been a lot of news around ARROW in this past week, especially after former director Sean Kirkpatrick spoke at an event in Arlington, Virginia and was called out publicly by Admiral Tim Galladett.

I covered that confrontation in detail in a full episode a few days ago, so you can go check that out right here on this channel if you're interested. So Luna is adding her voice to that pressure overall, going on the public record saying she wants to defund the office entirely. Look, I want to defund the ARROW. I've gone on record for this.

Arrow is an organization that has dropped the ball on a number of occasions, but I have had multiple members. It's the organization that was stood up by Congress to investigate UAPs. But there is a specific agency that has done some phenomenal work with the investigations, and that is the agency that specifically pertaining to this should house everything for it, and you know that information will be released in. She told Podforce one that there is a different agency that, in her view, has done quality investigation work on these cases and should be the proper home for this material going forward.

She didn't name that agency on camera, but Arrow has completely lost her trust and that accusation lines up with the original whistleblower complaint drawn from David Grush and with frustration that we have seven other congressional members and other people that have come forward to talk about their UFO encounters. She has spoken to the White House, the FBI, and other agencies on the issue, according to ask a Pull, but we still don't really know which agencies she's referring to, but we can make a few guesses. Melon offered an interesting note on this whole timeline, and he said the situation is awkward because the president values protecting classified information, while at the same time says he wants to release information that happens to be classified. Huh.

People inside the bureaucracy are caught in the middle, trying to sort out where to draw the line, what to release, how to release it, and to whom. Malan said his Senate colleagues support transparency to the maximum degree consistent with national security, but he warned that the release would take a while and may not be as extensive as people are hoping for. But the question is do you believe him? Leave your thoughts in the comments below.

I'm Christina Gomez and for today, I will see you again tomorrow at ten AMPSC for another UFI News update. Be safe and remember keep your eyes on the skies.