The Pentagon’s UFO Debunker Is Lying
The government is releasing more UAP records — and the contradictions are getting harder to ignore.
Jeremy Corbell and George Knapp examine new public claims from former AARO director Sean Kirkpatrick and ask a basic question: where is the paper trail? If congressional staffers pressured AARO to funnel millions of dollars toward UFO-related organizations, there should be records. If conversations were held with CIA and Lockheed Martin about alleged recovered materials, those records should exist too.
Meanwhile, PURSUE Release 7 has started putting AAWSAP material into the official government archive, including documents tied to the Tic Tac investigation and Skinwalker Ranch. Jeremy and George look at what has finally been released, what remains missing, and how the public may be able to test whether PURSUE is actually serious about transparency.
They also clarify David Grusch’s recent claim that he viewed footage of an alleged crash retrieval involving non-human bodies — and why Jeremy says Grusch viewed that material while acting in an official government capacity.
The next step is simple.
Get the witnesses, the skeptics and the gatekeepers in the same room — and put them under oath.
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