Oct 14, 2026 · 1 hr 42 min · 21 segments
Darkness Radio presents Supernatural News/Parashare: Caskets, Catfoot, & Cosmic Cocktails Edition w/Mallie Fox! This Week, New records are hoping to provide context and add metadata to Trump's UFO…
Uh, a compilation of UFO records and data pertaining to the phenomena is currently being put together for release.
Uh, Trump's long-awaited UFO documents may have been released as promised, but there's a snag.
This means that much of these records are essentially being offered in a vacuum without sufficient information about the circumstances surrounding them.
A clip of a strange object over the Middle East, for example, is rather limited in its significance without knowing the specific details of the story behind it.
Now, according to investigative journalist George Knapp, the Defense Intelligence Agency, or DIA, has started a process of compiling together additional documents dating back to 2007.
This is being done through a project known as the Advanced Aerospace Weapons Systems Application Program, or AAWSAP, which is an, a confusing anagram.
It is hoped that the files will help to fill in the gaps present in Trump's UFO file dumps.
Uh, one of the main criticisms of the pursued data dumps is that there's no context, said Colm Kelleher, who worked on the program alongside Robert Bigelow.
Getting a whole bunch of raw data dumped into the population is not very useful as time goes on.
Uh, a compilation of UFO records and data pertaining to the phenomena is currently being put together for release.
Uh, Trump's long-awaited UFO documents may have been released as promised, but there's a snag.
This means that much of these records are essentially being offered in a vacuum without sufficient information about the circumstances surrounding them.
A clip of a strange object over the Middle East, for example, is rather limited in its significance without knowing the specific details of the story behind it.
Now, according to investigative journalist George Knapp, the Defense Intelligence Agency, or DIA, has started a process of compiling together additional documents dating back to 2007.
This is being done through a project known as the Advanced Aerospace Weapons Systems Application Program, or AAWSAP, which is an, a confusing anagram.
It is hoped that the files will help to fill in the gaps present in Trump's UFO file dumps.
Uh, one of the main criticisms of the pursued data dumps is that there's no context, said Colm Kelleher, who worked on the program alongside Robert Bigelow.
Getting a whole bunch of raw data dumped into the population is not very useful as time goes on.
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