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Michael Spicer Details Alleged US Anti‑Gravity Craft, Lost Panel, and UAP Tracking Dispute with AARO

Host Patrick Scott Armstrong interviews whistleblower Michael Spicer, formerly known anonymously as 'Whistling Mike', who describes an alleged U.S. anti‑gravity reconnaissance craft, a recovered panel, and a rock of key raw material he says he mined and later provided to the Senate Intelligence Committee. Spicer outlines his years of briefings in a secure compartmented facility, his development of a specialized detection system for advanced drones and UAP‑like craft, and his dispute with former AARO deputy director Tim Phillips over accusations of attempted extortion of the U.S. government.

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Sei sfere UAP nel rapporto CENTCOM: da dove arrivano i 480 mph?

Sei sfere raggruppate, frequenti cambi di direzione e 480 mph: lo riferisce un rapporto CENTCOM del 2025, ora pubblico con un video infrarosso. Ma dove finisce la descrizione dell’operatore e dove iniziano i dati verificabili? Il confronto…

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PURSUE UAP Waiver Sparks Doubts Over Whistleblower Safety and Disclosure Path

Jeremy Corbell and George Knapp analyze the Pentagon’s new PURSUE UAP waiver, questioning who controls the process, what protections it actually offers to military and contractor whistleblowers, and whether any resulting testimony will ever reach Congress or the public. Their discussion connects the waiver to prior experiences with AARO and ODNI, the history of alleged legacy UAP programs, and a deeper view that the core of the mystery lies in direct human encounters rather than hardware alone.

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UAP, il Pentagono formalizza il waiver NDA: che cosa può davvero arrivare a PURSUE

Il 14 settembre 2026 il Department of War ha formalizzato un waiver mirato per comunicazioni UAP verso PURSUE. Il canale è documentato; restano da misurare le disclosure che produrrà e ciò che potrà essere declassificato.

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Whistling Mike Details Kansas UFO Encounter, Recovered Material, and Clash With AARO’s Tim Phillips

Whistling Mike describes a decades-old Kansas UFO encounter involving a hovering craft, recovered material, and the development of a detection technology that later drew scrutiny from multiple U.S. intelligence agencies and the FBI. He also challenges public accusations from former acting AARO director Tim Phillips, who characterized him as an extortionist, and outlines plans to reveal his identity and evidence at an upcoming event in Colorado.

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Capitol Hill Reporter Details UAP Briefings, FBI Role, and the Push to Bring Homeland Security into UFO Oversight

Capitol Hill reporter Matt Laslo joins host Matt Ford to dissect how members of Congress, the Pentagon, the FBI, and the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office are handling UAP investigations and disclosure efforts. The discussion highlights congressional skepticism over withheld evidence, the quiet rise of a specialized FBI UAP unit, and a growing argument that the Department of Homeland Security—not intelligence agencies—should lead on domestic UAP and illicit technology issues.

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Jay Stratton Defends His UAP Record, Critiques Whistleblower ‘Personalities,’ and Previews ‘Out of the Shadows’ at Phenomecon

Former U.S. intelligence official Jay Stratton used a Phenomecon ‘Age of Disclosure’ panel to assert his central role in government UAP investigations, criticize high‑profile whistleblowers and media figures, and outline the institutional evolution from DIA programs to the UAP Task Force and AARO. Stratton also previewed his forthcoming book ‘Out of the Shadows,’ saying security reviewers removed no UAP‑related content and promising new historical details and previously undisclosed events from inside classified programs.

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Retired Admiral Alleges AARO Ran Influence Operation on Tic Tac UFO and Historical Report

Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet, U.S. Navy (ret.), describes a meeting with the Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) that he characterizes as an effort to steer him toward a narrative that key UAP cases, including the Tic Tac encounter, involved U.S. “blue force” technology rather than unexplained phenomena. Host Matt Ford and Gallaudet further discuss former acting AARO director Tim Phillips’s public comments, the role of Title 50 counterintelligence, and contract language tying AARO’s contractor to a “Director of Information and Perception Management.”