AI might prove nightmarish for humanity. But could humanity prove nightmarish for AI? open.substack.com/pub/huntermell…

AARO’s recent report on the history of the US government and UAP was perhaps the worst government report I've ever seen. Adding insult to injury, its findings were uncritically reported by the mainstream press. To help set the record straight, I consulted a group of UAP…

It is very encouraging to see at least one member of Congress aware of and seeking answers to the rather alarming pattern of incursions over restricted military airspace in the US. I hear that the intrusions at Langley, which they are discussing, were so sustained and disruptive…

Another interesting, if also grim, read:

Defense Document Reveals Concern Amid Top Military Officials Over Anomalous Military Encounters, Contains Extensive Reporting Procedures

uapregister.substack.com/p/defense-docu…

Tip of the hat to the legendary D. Dean Johnson for scoring this document.

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Provocative, grim, thoughtful -- indeed

1/9 Your reminder that the US has not had dominance over its protected airspace for years now, and is really hoping that they don’t get challenged or outed on it.

NEW:

'What has come across [our radar] has been the multiple sightings and the issue of UAPs crossing into secure space over military installations,” SASC Chair Senator Jack Reed exclusively tells Ask a Pol
askapol.com/p/sasc-chair-r…

🧵 A few other articles covering otherwise under-discussed events:

The recently released AARO Historical Report suggests secret government programs and stealthy aircraft account for a high percentage of civilian UAP sightings. Yet, they seem unable to provide a single example. More to the point, what about the military's own sightings of UAP…