Some will call this event historic.<\/p>\n
Others call it a charade leading to a major let down.<\/p>\n
Me? Well, I just see numerous papertrails to follow and uncover.<\/p>\n
Where they lead is anyone’s guess, but I’ll be here to bring it to you.<\/p>\n
Join me as I dissect last week’s hearing to the Subcommittee on Emerging Threats and Capabilities of the U.S. Senate Committee on Armed Services.<\/p>\n
Hearing the highs, the lows, and what’s next.<\/p>\n
Stay tuned – you’re about to journey INSIDE THE BLACK VAULT.<\/p>\n
00:00:00 – Beginning
\n00:01:30 – Introduction
\n00:04:56 – The Attendance
\n00:10:06 – The Tone
\n00:12:19 – Total UFO Cases to Date
\n00:15:04 – AARO Interviews
\n00:17:08 – “No credible evidence…”
\n00:24:50 – MQ-9 Classified Video Status
\n00:30:52 – Decades of UFO data?
\n00:35:08 – “Somebody Else’s Problem” or SEPs
\n00:36:29 – Space, Air, and Sea Domains
\n00:38:34 – Industry Partners and Appropriately Cleared Institutions
\n00:41:41 – First Call: NASA?
\n00:43:24 – AARO Overview
\n00:48:36 – New UFO Video Released
\n00:50:46 – New “Explained” Video Released
\n00:55:26 – The Need for Data
\n00:56:16 – What have they been doing?
\n01:02:27 – AARO’s Process
\n01:08:06 – Over half of cases are “anomalous”
\n01:09:19 – Some are “foreign capabilities”
\n01:10:27 – Dropping The Ball
\n01:12:56 – More on AARO’s Interviews
\n01:16:00 – Public Engagement
\n01:20:00 – AARO and the Chinese Spy Balloon
\n01:24:11 – Final Thoughts<\/p>\n