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Special access program

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Sep 11, 2026

Jason SandsGUEST
4:51
Um, but anyway, I was doing the same job I did before in, in Germany.
Jason SandsGUEST
4:56
Um, however, they added to me sort of an ad- additional, uh, set of responsibilities to do the same thing for the Special Access Program that they introduced me to.
Jason SandsGUEST
5:06
Um, so it's primarily using the same equipment that I normally would use.
Jason SandsGUEST
5:11
Um, however, there was only four people read into the program that were analysts like myself.
speaker_5HOST
2:30
Right.
speaker_5HOST
2:30
They really broke down these newly declassified documents related to a proposed Pentagon special access program.
speaker_4HOST
2:37
Exactly.
speaker_4HOST
2:38
A program called Kona Blue.
speaker_4HOST
3:48
OK, so let's get right into the blueprints of this thing because the details are fascinating.
speaker_5HOST
3:52
They really are.
speaker_4HOST
3:53
According to Joe Khalil's reporting from Capitol Hill, Kona Blue was a highly classified special access program, SAP.
speaker_5HOST
4:00
Right, SAP, proposed by the Pentagon to the Department of Homeland Security.
Matt TonesHOST
19:11
The letter described highly sensitive and unconventional aerospace-related findings.
Matt TonesHOST
19:16
Reid requested the creation of a restricted special access program.
Matt TonesHOST
19:21
Special access programs apply security protections beyond ordinary classification.
Matt TonesHOST
19:28
A person can possess a very high security clearance and still be denied access unless specifically approved.
Matt TonesHOST
19:35
Information can be divided into compartments.
Matt TonesHOST
22:50
architects apparently believe there might already be something to find.
Matt TonesHOST
22:57
Senators Harry Reid and Joseph Lieberman supported the concept, but according to Arrow, Kona Blue was never approved.
Matt TonesHOST
23:05
It never became an operational special access program.
Matthew BrownGUEST
12:03
Like, it was, uh, SAP material or, or something like that that is-
Jesse MichelsHOST
12:07
SAP is Special Access Program.
Matthew BrownGUEST
12:09
Yes.
Matthew BrownGUEST
12:09
And, uh, it was, you know, improperly filed and so this is based on that training that I had, um- You know, this is an incident that you need to report.

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Matthew BrownGUEST
36:59
Um, yeah.
Jesse MichelsHOST
37:00
Okay.
Jesse MichelsHOST
37:01
And you said, uh, uh, "Immaculate Constellation is an unacknowledged, uh, special access program," so a USAP.
Jesse MichelsHOST
37:07
It was established following the public disclosure of the AATIP, uh, SAP programs run by Luis Elizondo in 2017.
Louis De CordierGUEST
45:11
So he, he used to work all his life for the Royal Air Force, and he, one of...
Louis De CordierGUEST
45:17
He was like working on these, one of these SAP programs, like the Special Access Programs-
Danny JonesHOST
45:22
Mm-hmm
Louis De CordierGUEST
45:22
... sort of relating s- satellite scanning at, at the Menwith, uh, Hill in, in, uh, in Harrogate, England.
Jesse MichelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:35
Sources.
Jesse MichelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:35
I mean, one of his sources is this general who's now missing, uh, William Neal McCasland, who was in charge of the whole entire Special Access Program oversight committee.
Jesse MichelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:45
And what he told Tom is, he goes, uh, "You wanna know about y- the UFO issue? All you're gonna find are a bunch of blind men touching different parts of an elephant." Which I-
Patrick Scott ArmstrongHOST
8:54
[laughs]
Michael PhillipHOST
117:34
Right.
Eric DavisGUEST
117:34
And, um, uh, he explained that what he learned from the phenomenon through the Wave DON acknowledged Special Access Program briefings that he was given access to, um, and what he read in the literature.
Eric DavisGUEST
117:53
He read Jacques Vallée's books, Allen Hynek's books.
Eric DavisGUEST
117:56
He read, uh...
Eric DavisGUEST
121:50
Corporate leadership would be told what it is-
Michael PhillipHOST
121:51
Okay
Eric DavisGUEST
121:52
... because they've got to channel it through their Wave DON Acknowledged Special Access Program teams.
Eric DavisGUEST
121:57
Or they have to stand up a team.
Tim GallaudetGUEST
24:22
We still don't know their origin or intention.
Tim GallaudetGUEST
24:25
Uh, and we, we wanna get you up to speed on this because right now, uh, all the agencies that have access or have this information, everyone's kinda keeping it to themselves 'cause they think it might be part of some, some SAP, Special Access Program, and they, they're afraid that sharing it might, might remove their ability to continue to have access of the information." So that, and that happens in the government all the time, the stovepiping of people wanting to protect their own rice bowls.
Tim GallaudetGUEST
24:49
So she made this as a statement that we needed to do more collaboration on to find out what these are, okay? And that I'm sending this e- email to all you, our partners, to, uh, um, encourage data, data sharing and, and more discovery.
Tim GallaudetGUEST
25:04
And then, and then she said These objects, all, they, we see them in the ocean more than, more than elsewhere, coming in and out of the ocean.
Karen HoltonHOST
2:15
Her ongoing work focuses on memory recovery and integration, drawing from experiences on planet and the breakaway colonies.
Karen HoltonHOST
2:26
Julia is the author of the Breakaway Oracle card deck, created to help others make sense of their memories from the special access programs and heal their multidimensional lifetimes.
Karen HoltonHOST
2:40
We're gonna get into that today for sure.
Karen HoltonHOST
2:43
Julia presented at the Summer Days Online conference on the 13th of June, and she attended the Base 2026 International Disclosure Conference that was held, uh, from the 19th to the 21st of June.
Eric DavisGUEST
40:28
We all had TS/SCI clearances.
Eric DavisGUEST
40:32
He had TS, uh, probably waived and acknowledged special access program clearance, WSAP.
Eric DavisGUEST
40:39
These are not standard special access program clearances.
Eric DavisGUEST
40:42
They're waived and acknowledged.
Eric DavisGUEST
40:43
And acknowledged means it's like Area 51.
Eric DavisGUEST
44:48
And that was news to us.
Alan SteinfeldHOST
44:50
Mm-hmm.
Eric DavisGUEST
44:50
If there's anything else he had been, uh, briefed on and given information about in the briefing, he has not revealed to us and probably because at the, at the OSAP we only had TS/SCI clearances, but guys like Jim Lekatzky and guys like my, uh, other, my, my OSAP era industry source, uh, they have TS, uh, WUSAP, Waived and Acknowledged Special Access Program clearances.

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