UAPS: AN UPDATE FROM THE FRONT

THE EXPERTS AT CONTACT IN THE DESERT

The annual gathering in Palm Springs drew thousands of people from all across the country, there to attend workshops and hear speakers ranging from Jacques Vallee to Chris Bledsoe. The panel I’ll focus on in this summary report was called “Disclosure: The Edge of Tomorrow,” opened to audience questions that provoked revelatory responses on a number of fronts.

Daniel Sheehan, a prominent attorney and founder of the New Paradigm Institute, minced no words about what’s going on. The national security state, as he called it, has long “lied to Congress and the American people using very aggressive psy-ops.” What’s called the Advanced All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) branch of the Pentagon formed in 2022 to lead the way in analysis of UAPs is in fact “a total coverup operation.” Sheehan recalled being “one of the early people interviewed by [Sean] Kirkpatrick,” who was then in charge of the agency. ‘I gave him all kinds of information regarding crash retrievals. Then they came out with the flat lie to Congress that they had no information on that.”

Sheehaan was backed up by Sarah Gamm, an intelligence analyst formerly with the UAP Task Force. She said: “We had years worth of data that I offered to hand over, and was told ‘we have our own data base.’” Her colleague Lenval Logan added: “AARO just ignored the fact that the task force existed.” AARO maintains to this day that there is zero evidence we are being visited by extraterrestrial spacecraft.

Jeffrey Nuccitelli, an Air Force whistleblower who testified at one of several congressional hearings to counter the AARO message revealed that “leading up to going public was very difficult, because they [the higher-ups] were trying to get us to back down from testifying. This took many different forms, but the scariest was when someone broke into our house to give my family that message. We’re tired of being afraid of the government.”

The question of crash retrievals by the military-industrial complex, which dates back all the way to the Roswell story in 1947, was addressed by physicist and insider Dr. Eric Davis. “As of the 1980s and Nineties, our analysts were able to understand the material they were looking at,” Davis said. “But they do not and could not even to this day understand how to replicate the technology itself.”

Davis said he concurred with Jacques Vallee that “all the UAP cases back to at least the year 2000 are traveling interdimensionally That’s the only explanation for how they can physically move through our environment. They get to earth from another planet through traversible ‘worm holes.’” This takes a year or less, whereas if they were moving through space it would take a minimum of 26 years to reach the nearest potentially habitable planet.

Sheehan agreed to this extent: “The interstellar nature of the extraterrestrial beings is organic [when] living in another star system, but they have figured out a method to move through another dimension to get here. They’re capable of bilocating” through psychic capabilities that are now being explored (and often exploited) by our own military-industrial complex.

Their message to earthlings has remained consistent for many years. “There are all kinds of data the experiencers have from communicating with them,” Sheehan added. “They’re very interested in our flora and fauna, rhey [sometimes] gather genetic material from animals and human beings - and they are adamant that we’ve got to get rid of our thermonuclear weapons, stop polluting our planet with our industry and ruining our climate.”

The consensus of the panel was that there needs to be a march on Washington of at least 50,000 people, calling on the executive and legislative branches to demand the truth. A large audience greeted this call with long applause. The question is whether such a mobilization could actually be organized. With Steven Spielberg’s movie “Disclosure” about to be released, hopefully the interest that’s burgeoned in 2026 will continue to accelerate.