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Lue Elizondo Reveals AAWSAP Secrets as Pentagon Proposes UAP Disclosure Act Revisions Amid UFO Material Testing in July 2024
In July 2024, discussions surrounding the UAP Disclosure Act have gained attention following the Pentagon's intelligence office providing guidance to congressional negotiators on potential revisions. Notably, Lue Elizondo revealed in his book that he had moved the canceled Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program (AAWSAP) into his 'National Programs' unit at the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence (OUSDI) to secretly fund UFO investigations. Additionally, independent researchers have obtained samples of alleged UFO materials, referred to as 'Arts Parts,' and are awaiting lab testing results. There are also concerns regarding definitions that the Pentagon proposed to remove from the UAP Disclosure Act, including terms such as 'Close Observer,' 'Controlled Disclosure Campaign Plan,' and 'Public Interest.'
New Film Introduces 'Cosmic Jokers' Theory Linking UFOs to Trump Assassination Attempt and Alcatraz Escape Theory, July 2024
A new film has introduced a controversial theory regarding UFOs, referred to as the 'cosmic jokers' hypothesis. This theory suggests a connection between unidentified aerial phenomena and various societal events, including an alleged assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. The film has sparked discussions about the implications of such theories, with some commentators expressing skepticism and suggesting that they may be part of a broader disinformation campaign. The discourse around UFOs continues to evolve, with this latest development highlighting the intersection of popular culture and conspiracy theories.
Research Suggests Most Near-Earth Objects Are 'Dark Comets' Posing Greater Threat
Recent research indicates that mysterious 'dark comets' may pose a bigger threat to Earth than previously thought. These objects, which are not quite comets nor asteroids, could be responsible for bringing water to Earth billions of years ago. The findings, reported by TimesNow and Gizmodo, suggest that most near-Earth objects could be 'dark comets,' challenging previous assumptions about their nature and potential danger.
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