MIT UFO file from 1952 teed up for disclosure

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{{ Lawmakers have confirmed the existence of a secret, 1952 reel-to-reel audio recording of a classified UFO briefing between Air Force officials and scientists regarding the infamous “Invasion of Washington” UAP sightings. The artifact is currently in the possession of MIT Lincoln Laboratory, which has agreed to make the material available for disclosure. [1, 2, 3]

The original 1952 Washington, D.C. incidents involved a series of alarming, repeated sightings where mysterious blips appeared on radar, and military jets were scrambled to intercept the unexplained phenomena. At the time, the government publicly attributed the sightings to atmospheric temperature inversions and weather conditions to calm Cold War panic, though declassified files and missing recordings have long fueled speculation of a deeper cover-up. [1, 2, 3]

I think the “biologics” in a jar of formaldehyde will be the October Surprise. {{ LOL }}

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Carl Sagan had an interesting theory.

"In short: Sagan’s self-extinction theory posits that advanced civilizations, if they exist, are likely to be short-lived due to inevitable cosmic hazards, making the search for extraterrestrials both scientifically and philosophically profound."

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That’s why the advanced aliens are sending drones and not making the visit “in-person”.

I understand that the video shows the Air Force general explaining that the aliens are “testing us to measure our ability to respond”.

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New interview from Rep Eric Burlison of Missouri on disclosure of MIT Lincoln Laboratories UFO files.

Rep. Burlison says that the privately funded National Laboratories like the Mitre Corportation, Rand, Battelle, Lawerence Livermoore, Brookhaven, etc. were specifically created to hide the alien materials and frustrate public disclosure. This may well be the source of the missing $2.5 Trillion in the Defense Dept audit. God knows how much the bi-partisan culture of corruption has profited from this over the decades. No doubt generational wealth was accumulated by the worst actors.

Minimize the Skim.

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IIRC, the National Labs are part of the Department of Energy and not privately funded.

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They hire private contractors to run the National Labs – that frustrates getting a response to a FOIA request.

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Carl Sagan was an interesting dude. I still watch episodes of Cosmos from time to time.

“Cosmos: A Personal Voyage ★ Collected PBS Science Series with Bonus Features - and MKV : KCET : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive”

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