The man who knows, there may
be a great invasion later on,
so watch out, watch the skies.
We don't know what's going to happen next.
They're released due to a foyer request
from a group called to the Stars Academy.
And Tom Delonge, Blink 182,
is the head of that Academy.
And what happened is that the New
York Times got hold of these videos
and they released to the public.
There was about, oh, I don't know,
about 60% of the United States,
60% of the citizens of the United
States that believe in UFO's.
But this took the remaining 40% and kind
of convinced them that something was up.
This was a. Uh, this,
these videos were actually taken in 2004
and these they're called tic TAC videos.
That tic Tacs and these tic TAC
videos were witnessed by a number of
pilots and radar had picked them up.
They didn't know what they were.
They were moving faster than anything
they've they've, they've ever seen.
I mean it justified everything.
In fact they they made them
feel very low tech.
But it wasn't until 2017 that these videos.
Came out,
and when they did it first the Navy said,
well, apparently these have been released.
So we have to say,
you know, UFO's exist,
but we don't want to tell you if
they're piloted by ETI or not
extraterrestrial intelligence.
So.
And then came another story from the
Navy where the Navy said that we are
going to lift the stigma of reporting UFO.
So now it's OK to report that without
having to get a psychiatric eval.
They used to give psychiatric
evals to Navy personnel.
They saw anything like this.
Now they'll lift this psychiatric eval.
Uh,
another thing too is then the
Navy recently came out with
another statement saying that yes,
those UFO's are real,
except we weren't supposed to see them.
So these UFO,
this UFO footage was leaked somehow.
And we don't know if it was
illegal or whatever,
but there was a talk before that these
videos were released by agreement,
but now it's specious as to
whether or not they were.
They were released by agreement or
if they were leaked to the public.
This is kind of what they
call soft disclosure.
They're not going to tell us about ET.
They're not going to tell us about
what was covered up at Roswell or
anything like that or when they are
going to say is they're engaging
now in aircraft that they have
no idea where it's coming from.
That's the bottom line.
They've changed the nomenclature as well.
You don't call them UFO's, you call
them UAPS or unidentified aerial phenomena.
The reason why they're calling them
that is because of FOIA documents.
If you're looking for a Freedom
of Information Act search,
they won't give you any information on UFO's.
Because they don't investigate UFOs,
they investigate unidentified
aerial phenomena,
and that's what they put it out.
So if you want any information about
UFO's and the Navy's looking at,
you won't get it unless you call it au AP.
Strawberry 51 million began as a
joke on Facebook and quite frankly,
after a number of people showed interest,
millions of people showed
interest in going out to area 51,
the barren wasteland of Nevada.
They decided to turn it into event.
Well, the guy who first started the
joke on Facebook said that he couldn't
afford any of the liability or any
of the problems that go with this,
so he kind of canceled it, said I'm sorry,
it was a joke. We kind of canceled.
That didn't stop people.
There were still about 1000
people that showed up.
They had a few events going on and.
Even some people tried to storm the gate,
but they were actually held up.
One of the first uh UFO stories I heard about
was with J Edgar Hoover was investigating.
UFOs there were cited over
the Ross Island Bridge.
But the more famous UFO in Oregon of
course is the Mcminnville Trent UFO,
which to this day has not been
proven to be a hoax.
Where the trend family took a picture of
a strange UFO flying over Dundee, Oregon.
There's also the Kenneth Arnold sightings
that happened near Mount Rainier.
Mount Adams.
That's Washington state.
He's the 1st.
Flying saucer, if you will,
was being there and of course Maria Island.
The Marie Island Fair happened
just off Marie Island near Tacoma,
which is another well known UFO
case where a number of men were told
not to talk about what they saw,
otherwise they would kill whoever
it was it was behind it is going
to kill their family.
So they backed off, recanted the story,
but those are the basically
three major stories.
Most of the UFO sightings that
happen at all in history,
at least in contemporary history,
happened right here in the Pacific.
Northwest, that includes Mcminnville,
that includes Mount Rainier,
and that includes Marie Island.
So you know,
the new New Mexico says they have Roswell.
We have those and they were before Roswell.
So we we certainly are UFO center right here.
I think that we need to start paying
attention to the news because this soft
disclosure is going to also yield a
lot of new information about whether
or not we are alone in the universe.
Many of these crafts that are being seen
are not necessarily piloted by aliens.
They can be probes, for example. I mean,
when we want to look at another planet,
we don't send men there.
We send men to the moon,
but we don't send men to Mars.
And we don't send men to Jupiter or Saturn,
we send probes.
So I'm sure if aliens are out there.
They're not piloting these things.
They may be just sending them to spy on us.
And then who knows,
there may be a great invasion later on.
So watch out, watch the skies.
We don't know what's going to happen next.