© United States NavyU.S. Navy footage of the 2015 โGimbalโ UAP.
How 70 years of psyops created a perceptual bubble regarding UFOsI've mentioned UAP/NHI
a few times on this Substack in a low-key way. Now it's time to go hard.
1 I never thought it would happen, but the subject is now almost respectable. And that's a good thing, because my guess is that over the next few years, people are going to need get up to speed on the subject. There's a big learning curve โ bigger than most people probably imagine. Hopefully by the end of this article we'll have an idea of how that came to be so.
But maybe some readers aren't familiar with those acronyms. They're the new "official" designations for UFOs and aliens. UAP = unidentified anomalous phenomena. NHI = non-human intelligence.
Strange as it may seem, we probably wouldn't be where we are today without Tom DeLonge, pop-punk skater/superstar of the band Blink 182. Through a canny leveraging of his fame, influence, and obsession with UFOs, he set in motion events that led to a famous
New York Times piece exposing the existence of a DOD UAP program (AAWSAP/AATIP) in 2017 and culminated (so far) in the 2023 congressional
testimony of David Grusch, who stated that the United States is in possession of NHI craft, NHI bodies, and has been engaged in reverse-engineering programs of questionable legality for decades, hidden behind waived unacknowledged special access programs and corporate secrecy.
2 Grusch had been tasked by the UAP Task Force to find these programs, and he reportedly did.
Comment: There's actually a fifth case in this 'Greek islands' cluster: an 80-year-old Belgian tourist who was found dead near an archeological site on Crete in mid-June. In fact, a local news report says a total of 8 tourists 'went missing and died', and 3 of them remain unfound.
Either people have suddenly become idiotic in hot weather, or something 'out there' is getting very, very hungry.
We can barely keep up with the numbers of tourists who've 'died/disappeared suddenly under mysterious circumstances' on islands in recent years.
French couple 'disappears' while hiking in Madeira - Portuguese island records 6 'missing tourist' cases in 3 years