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    History Repeats

    enJuly 12, 2024
    What is the anniversary game mentioned in the discussion?
    How does the US government handle UAP transparency?
    What challenges face the proposed UFO legislation in Washington?
    What does the term 'Talent Keyhole' refer to in UAP discussions?
    How might the 2024 presidential election affect UAP disclosure?

    • UAP History and Current StateLack of government transparency hinders understanding of UAPs, with attention diverted by presidential politics. Significant events in UAP history are shared through the 'anniversary game.' Ross shares personal experiences and cave art depicting otherworldly beings. Proposed UFO legislation aims to cut funding for restricted UAP activities and mandate reporting to Congress.

      The discussion between Ross Coltart from Australia and Bryce Zabel from the US revolves around the history and current state of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP). They lament the lack of government transparency and the diversion of attention due to presidential politics. They also play a game called the "anniversary game," sharing significant events related to UAPs from the past. Ross shares his experiences with the desert heat in Arizona and the fascinating cave art depicting otherworldly beings. The proposed UFO legislation in Washington, D.C., is a topic of interest, with the draft legislation aiming to cut funding for restricted UAP activities and mandate reporting to Congress. However, it is still in the draft stage and needs to be passed through both the Senate and the House for implementation.

    • UFO disclosure and US presidential electionThe US presidential election in November 2024 may delay significant progress on UFO disclosure due to uncertainty and potential changes in congressional leadership, as well as international instability impacting Defense Department and intelligence community's willingness to discuss findings publicly.

      Despite ongoing discussions about UFO transparency and recent legislative efforts, it's unlikely that any significant progress will be made on the issue before the US presidential election in November 2024. Key political figures like Chuck Schumer have shown message discipline regarding the election but have not shied away from discussing UAPs. However, with the election's uncertainty and potential changes in congressional leadership, it's unclear what the implications will be for UFO disclosure. The international situation also adds to the instability, potentially impacting the Defense Department and intelligence community's willingness to discuss their findings publicly. Ultimately, we may have to wait until after the election for any definitive action or announcements regarding UFO disclosure.

    • Biden's debate performance, UAP legislationConcerns over Biden's debate performance and calls for his replacement as Democratic nominee, alongside discussion of UAP legislation's potential impact on private aerospace companies and Defense Department funding, and the need for political leadership to acknowledge advanced UAPs.

      During a discussion, it was expressed that President Biden's performance in the debate raised concerns, and some felt that he should be replaced as the Democratic nominee for the 2024 election. Additionally, the significance of the UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) legislation was discussed, with the potential for it to target funding methods used by private aerospace companies and the Defense Department for UAP activities. The speaker expressed disappointment that this issue wasn't addressed during the debate and called for political leadership to acknowledge the existence of advanced technologically advanced intelligence. The legislation, if passed, could tighten the screws on accountability and potentially lead to significant changes in the public service in the US. The speaker also clarified that IRADs refer to Independent Research and Development.

    • UAP government transparencyThe recent revelation of a five-eyes meeting regarding UAPs underscores the importance of transparency and collaboration among nations on this complex issue, which goes beyond high school education.

      The US government's handling of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) is a complex issue that goes beyond what is taught in high school. The speaker, who has been an advocate for transparency on UAPs for decades, shares his personal experience of starting his deep dive into the topic years after getting married. He emphasizes the frustration of not knowing the truth and calls for government transparency. The speaker also discusses the recent revelation of a five-eyes meeting regarding UAPs, which was initially denied by the Australian Defense Department. The use of the security classification "Talent Keyhole" in the meeting suggests the discussion involved sensitive information related to surveillance, satellites, and reconnaissance aircraft. This incident highlights the need for greater transparency and collaboration among the five-eyes nations on UAPs.

    • UAP disclosure geopoliticsThe US, being part of the Five Eyes alliance, would need approval from allies before UAP disclosure. Historical UAP incidents suggest a long-standing nature and global significance, emphasizing the need for a transparent and global approach.

      The discussion around Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) and potential disclosure involves complex geopolitical considerations. The US, being a key player in the Five Eyes arrangement, would need the approval of its allies before making any public admission. However, there's also a possibility that disclosure could originate from outside the US, as a means to expose potential lies and manipulate public opinion. Historical examples of UAP sightings date back to the 1940s, with incidents like the Magenta, Italy, handover of a supposed alien craft and the widespread sightings of Foo Fighters during World War II. These events underscore the long-standing nature of UAP phenomena and the need for a more transparent and global approach to understanding them.

    • UFO historyUFO sightings have a long history, with notable cases in the 1950s and ongoing reports, suggesting a longstanding curiosity that warrants continued investigation

      UFO sightings and related phenomena have a long history that predates modern media coverage and continues to the present day. The discussion highlighted several notable cases, including the 1950s when unusual aerial objects were widely reported and documented, such as the French fighter pilot's photo and the McMinnville, Oregon, incident. In 1954, high-ranking military officials acknowledged the reality of UFOs, and in 1964, Lonnie Zamora's encounter in Socorro, New Mexico, resulted in physical evidence and lasting impact on the witness. Despite these significant events, mainstream media coverage often disappears, leaving many questions unanswered. The persistence of UFO reports throughout history suggests that this phenomenon is not a recent or isolated phenomenon, but rather a longstanding curiosity that warrants continued investigation.

    • UFO sightingsThroughout history, there have been numerous reports of UFO sightings, some involving famous figures like John Lennon, and despite skepticism, many remain unexplained.

      Throughout history, there have been numerous reports of unusual aerial phenomena, such as the UFO sighting experienced by John Lennon and May Pang in 1974. This event, which occurred during Lennon's separation from Yoko Ono, involved a large, red-lit object with circulating lights at the bottom that both witnesses observed for 10 to 15 minutes. Despite skepticism, Lennon's consistent description of the event and his continued interest in it suggest that he believed it to be genuine. Additionally, there have been other mass UFO sightings, like those reported in the Hudson Valley in 1984, which remain unexplained. The discovery of the Majestic 12 documents in 1984 further fueled speculation about government involvement in UFO research. These incidents demonstrate the enduring fascination with the unexplained and the possibility that there may be phenomena beyond our current understanding.

    • UFO encounters and investigationsThroughout history, there have been numerous unexplained UFO encounters reported, some involving consistent stories from witnesses, and some believe in a control organization managing information. The speakers encourage investigation and learning from history.

      Throughout history, there have been numerous reports and encounters of Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) that cannot be easily explained. Some of these encounters involve witnesses, like children from the Ariel School in Zimbabwe, who have told consistent stories about their experiences. These incidents have been documented for decades, with hundreds reported in various sources. Despite the lack of concrete evidence or official acknowledgment, many believe that there is a control organization, such as Majestic 12, that has been involved in managing and suppressing information about UFOs. The speakers on this podcast express their belief in the authenticity of these encounters and urge listeners to look up the various incidents and investigations for themselves. They also emphasize the importance of learning from history and not repeating the same mistakes. While we may not see disclosure or new legislation this year, the speakers remain hopeful that 2025 could be a significant year in the ongoing investigation of UFOs.

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