May 20, 2026 · 50 min · 21 segments
In this episode, we explore how UFO disclosure is not just about aliens or hidden technology, but opens into the unveiling of the unseen, the rise of false light narratives, the battle over human…
It's very interesting that the official UFO disclosure machine has now moved into its next phase.
And as many of you maybe already know or witnessed, on May 8th, the Department of War, official government organiz- organization, launched a Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP encounters, or PURSU, releasing the first batch of declassified UAP files, and which is also being presented as a historic transparency effort.
Literally, that was the words written on the, uh, Twitter or X page of the official Department of War account.
Previously, it stood for I- Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, but was updated to include objects in water and space, and before that, it was just simply UFOs, Unidentifi- [chuckles] Unidentified Flying Object, as I remembered it.
Um, but just to set the ground here of this official start of disclosure, the Department of War stated that this is a part of a government-wide effort, also supported by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, to identify, declassify, and publicly release unresolved UAP-related records and historical documents across the federal government.
And it will also said that these new materials will be released on a rolling basis every few weeks, and then very [chuckles] fascinatingly, you know, to make this thing...
It's, it's becoming really surreal, especially for somebody like me who has researched this topic for many years, for decades.
It's very interesting that the official UFO disclosure machine has now moved into its next phase.
And as many of you maybe already know or witnessed, on May 8th, the Department of War, official government organiz- organization, launched a Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP encounters, or PURSU, releasing the first batch of declassified UAP files, and which is also being presented as a historic transparency effort.
Literally, that was the words written on the, uh, Twitter or X page of the official Department of War account.
Previously, it stood for I- Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, but was updated to include objects in water and space, and before that, it was just simply UFOs, Unidentifi- [chuckles] Unidentified Flying Object, as I remembered it.
Um, but just to set the ground here of this official start of disclosure, the Department of War stated that this is a part of a government-wide effort, also supported by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, to identify, declassify, and publicly release unresolved UAP-related records and historical documents across the federal government.
And it will also said that these new materials will be released on a rolling basis every few weeks, and then very [chuckles] fascinatingly, you know, to make this thing...
It's, it's becoming really surreal, especially for somebody like me who has researched this topic for many years, for decades.
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