The Biggest UFO File Drop Ever Goes Public
It took a mere 24 hours for a whopping 500 million people to find and dive into a new online repository of UFO files and videos. That number will likely double in a matter of days. The public response is even more amazing in light of a substantial pre-bunking campaign launched by the usual suspects on social media, along with legions of UAP newcomers who loudly proclaimed their profound outrage and disappointment before a single document or video was actually released. (Moaning, groaning, and digital caterwauling by UFO folk are essential and inevitable reactions to any and all new developments related to the topic.)
The documents and videos released onto the DOW website do not constitute anything approaching full disclosure or total transparency. Anyone who expected to see crashed saucers or alien bodies on Day One of the UFO initiative must be either naive newcomers or devoted disruptors. The public was told in advance by Rep. Tim Burchett to lower expectations for the first release. His advice was prescient. He expects greater transparency in future releases.
In an amazing but greatly appreciated coincidence, the voluminous info drop from the federal UFO files came on the same day that a new documentary film was first unveiled to the public. Director Michael Lazovsky’s emotionally powerful deep dive into UFO journalism, Sleeping Dog, debuted. The film documents the essential role of journalists in the search for truth and transparency.
In this episode of WEAPONIZED, Jeremy Corbell and George Knapp review the impact of the DOW releases, the background behind particular UAP videos, and informed speculation about what might come next. Segments of this episode were recorded live at the premiere of Sleeping Dog and include candid admissions and insights from the director.
YouTube link: https://youtu.be/gQqEkOxMhSQ?si=0EvjD92lC1GxfvRu
Watch SLEEPING DOG movie here: https://geni.us/SleepingDog