Sep 23, 2026 · 2 hr 33 min · 57 segments
Darkness Radio presents Supernatural News/Parashare: Disclosure Dumps, Digital Doomsday, & Deep Dwelling Demons Edition w/Mallie Fox! This Week, the Trump administration has released the sixth batch…
All right, but first, uh, evidently, things in the world are so askew that we need more UFO files.
A sixth batch of Pr- uh, President Trump's UFO files has been released by the Pentagon.
Uh, the latest collection of mostly prev- or mostly previously unreleased files date back to between 1952 and 2025.
When US President Donald Trump originally claimed that he was going to publish the government's secret of UFO files, there was a great deal of skepticism over whether it would actually happen.
Now, despite these doubts, the files really did materialize, and in fact, continue to do so with this sixth batch of such documents having just been released by the Pentagon.
This time around, there are a total of 71 files, the vast majority of which being from the Defense Department and a small selection from Colorado's local law enforcement, which is interesting.
55 of these files are documents, 15 are videos, one is an audio file, interestingly enough.
It is worth noting, though, that 37 of the files appear to have been available for years, so there's no big surprises in half of these files.
These are the so-called Defense Intelligence Reference Documents, which were produced by the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications program.
These include research into exotic technology such as warp drive and anti-gravity.
One document contains a 38-page study into evidence of intended injury to human observers by anomalous advanced aerospace systems pertaining to some 300 incidents.
"Sufficient incidents or accidents have been accurately reported and medical data acquired as to support a hypothesis that some advanced systems are already deployed and opaque to full US understanding," the author wrote.
The videos included in the release are similar to those previously published and included footage, often in infrared, of unidentified objects over the Middle East.
Uh, there are also reports of anomalous objects submitted by law enforcement officials.
So make sure you put the slash on the end of UFO, otherwise, uh, it will come up as not registered.
All right, but first, uh, evidently, things in the world are so askew that we need more UFO files.
A sixth batch of Pr- uh, President Trump's UFO files has been released by the Pentagon.
Uh, the latest collection of mostly prev- or mostly previously unreleased files date back to between 1952 and 2025.
When US President Donald Trump originally claimed that he was going to publish the government's secret of UFO files, there was a great deal of skepticism over whether it would actually happen.
Now, despite these doubts, the files really did materialize, and in fact, continue to do so with this sixth batch of such documents having just been released by the Pentagon.
This time around, there are a total of 71 files, the vast majority of which being from the Defense Department and a small selection from Colorado's local law enforcement, which is interesting.
55 of these files are documents, 15 are videos, one is an audio file, interestingly enough.
It is worth noting, though, that 37 of the files appear to have been available for years, so there's no big surprises in half of these files.
These are the so-called Defense Intelligence Reference Documents, which were produced by the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications program.
These include research into exotic technology such as warp drive and anti-gravity.
One document contains a 38-page study into evidence of intended injury to human observers by anomalous advanced aerospace systems pertaining to some 300 incidents.
"Sufficient incidents or accidents have been accurately reported and medical data acquired as to support a hypothesis that some advanced systems are already deployed and opaque to full US understanding," the author wrote.
The videos included in the release are similar to those previously published and included footage, often in infrared, of unidentified objects over the Middle East.
Uh, there are also reports of anomalous objects submitted by law enforcement officials.
So make sure you put the slash on the end of UFO, otherwise, uh, it will come up as not registered.
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