THE LATEST UAP FILE RELEASE

AND TURMOIL WITH THE CIA

On Friday, the Department of War released its second batch of files on the UFO/UAP phenomenon, all said to be related to objects that the Pentagon and the intelligence agencies have never been able to identify. The latest release contains 58 video files that were previously classified, seven NASA astronaut mission audio recordings, and six documents. It’s all available at the war.gov/UFO website.

So, is it worth clicking on that link to see something exciting? Well, if you still like watching anomalous objects flying around near our military craft and bases, the answer is yes. There’s one “striking document” that rightly caught the attention of the CBS and ABC networks, which to their credit did cover the releases as breaking news. (Of course, they were looking for a ratings boost because according to the government’s website, a billion people worldwide are checking out what’s on there.)

In that particular document, an unnamed “senior intelligence officer” provided details about investigating UFO sightings while onboard a military helicopter late in 2025. He and the crew then had “a series of close UAP encounters lasting over an hour. In the distance, we saw countless orange orbs swarming in all directions against the backdrop of the mountains. The display lasted several minutes before fading. [T]he pilots and I (using the naked eye) observed two large orbs flare up side by side, close to the helicopter - stationary and just above the rotor disk to our right. They were oval-shaped, orange with a white or yellow center, and emitted light in all directions.”

The officer wrote that he and the crew “were virtually speechless after these observations.” Fighter jets scrambled to identify the objects but couldn’t. The officer said “the same orbs we had encountered were now ‘chasing’ the fighters.”

Maybe by design, many of the other videos depict encounters that happened in the U.S. Central Command’s area of responsibility between 2018 and 2023, featuring the Persian Gulf. For example, a four-UAP formation that was observed over Iran in August of 2022.

Another featured video shows a U.S. F-16C fighter jet shooting down an unidentified balloon-shaped object over Lake Huron in 2023. This coincided with a Chinese spy balloon having been taken down after it was spotted journeying across our airspace.

Among the other videos, one labeled DOW-UAP-PR067 shows a spherical UAP going through the clouds. Another one from 2021 and labeled DOW-UAP-PRO51, displays instant acceleration after abruptly moving sideways. The majority of sightings, it seems, relate to our nuclear weapons complexes like Los Alamos, Pantex, and particularly Sandia in New Mexico between 1948 and 1950 when it was a top-secret location. One document has 116 pages concerning 209 reported sightings above the Sandia base of green orbs, disc and fireballs. This is further documentation of what’s been consistently observed since the end of World War Two and the beginning of the atomic age.

Here’s what the famous astronomer Avi Loeb of Harvard concluded: After “scrolling through the data from the two releases so far, there is no doubt that UAP are a serious concern for national security and that one of the reasons for them to be classified is to avoid exposing the vulnerability of the U.S. Defense system and intelligence infrastructure.”

To me, the ongoing emphasis on national security is the worrisome part of these releases to date. It parallels what we saw in the highly touted documentary “Age of Disclosure,” where numerous military men whose testimony was cleared by the Pentagon warned about what these incursions might mean. Steven Greer, for one, has been sounding the alarm for several decades about the possibility of a “false flag” alien invasion designed to terrify the populace. In the dawning age of AI, that starts to seem more plausible than ever.

There’s definitely something going on behind the scenes that’s being withheld from us. The same day as the file release, Tulsi Gabbard resigned as the Director of National Intelligence. She cited the fact that her husband is suffering from cancer, which I have no reason to doubt. But her departure follows right after her close associate Amaryllis Fox Kennedy stepped down from two of her intelligence assignments, saying she needs to spend more time with her children. And both of these women are leaving just after a CIA whistleblower came forward before Congress about the Agency’s seizure of files being reviewed by Gabbard’s office for disclosure.

The whistleblower, James Erdman III, testified about a cover-up by Anthony Fauci and other health officials around the real origin of COVID-19 in a Chinese lab (see my substack of a few days ago). Erdman mentioned during his testimony that the CIA had come into Gabbard’s office to reclaim 40 boxes of its files related to the assassination of President Kennedy.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Secretary of Health and Human Services and the late president’s nephew, blasted the CIA’s action in an interview with the New York Post, saying “This is yet another inexplicable move by the CIA that it’s hard to put a face on it that’s not sinister - because it’s illegal.”

Senator Rand Paul also made a statement on X: “The CIA appears to be ILLEGALLY SPYING on @DNI Gabbard’s team, INTERFERING w/investigations on the COVID coverup, the JFK, MLK & RFK assassinations, UAPs, etc. We’ve got to get to the bottom of what they’re hiding.”