Inspector General of the Intelligence Community

My name is Dylan Borland, a former 1N1 geospatial intelligence specialist for the United States Air Force in an active duty enlisted capacity from 2010 to 2013.

I'm a federal whistleblower having testified to both the ICIG and AERO with direct firsthand knowledge of and experience with craft and technologies that are not ours and are reportedly operating without congressional oversight.

Because of my direct knowledge of the reality of certain legacy UAP programs, my professional career was deliberately obstructed.

During the summer of 2012, my team was on standby for weather and I returned to my barracks on base and at approximately 0130, I saw an approximately 100 foot equilateral triangle take off from near the NASA hangar on the base.

So, yeah.

Well, recently, in June 2026, the Inspector General of the Intelligence Community, or the ICIG, Chris Fox went to Congress and basically asked for that the ICIG be given criminal investigative and law enforcement powers because there's no oversight.

And so he was asking for the ability to do something about it.

to put him on par with the other inspectors general.

Next thing you know, he's got friends in the legacy program.

The ICIG is hinting at him that we have agreements with aliens.

What the fuck? Like, what the fuck happened? This went crazy.

Yeah, I think, again, claims... made without evidence can be easily dismissed without evidence and that's not that's nobody's fault it's just human nature it's easy to do right if you come tell me a story that's very fantastical it's you know if it's so far removed from what i understand as an you know being normal or whatever Unless there's something compelling to bring me into it, what more can you do with it? So I'm with you.

Let's hear what they have to say with all this.

Right here, and Dave and I and all of us have said it is a global phenomenon, which means there are global agreements which, fuck it, I'm gonna say it, excuse my language, heard the ICIG telling me they have agreements with them.

It is what it is.

So what are we talking about anymore? I'm so tired of all this crap.

... just to be clear-

Yeah

... uh, Dylan just said that the ICIG told him that there were agreements, right?

Yes.

Right.

And the ICIG did find that his claims were credible and urgent.

And and Can you imagine – because this leads to the next little thing I want to talk to you about before we go, which is disclosure.

And so we talk about disclosure all the time.

Um, at the conclusion of his investigation, he interviewed over 40 witnesses.

Uh, he brought both his findings and the threats that he started receiving to the inspector general of the intelligence community, who was at the time, uh, Charles McCullough, the third was the first Senate confirmed ICIG.

Um, his, uh, His package of information that he brought to the ICIG was deemed urgent and credible, and it led to his congressional testimony, which I forget which year that happened.

I think it was 2023.

And then when McCullough retired, he represented Grush along with some other people as well who were whistleblowers because they were being threatened from military and intelligence and all kinds of places.