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Podcast advertising and UAP phenomenon discussion: Businesses can reach a large audience through podcast advertising, including listeners of top shows with host endorsements. UAP phenomenon discussion included vindication of former Pentagon investigator Lou Elizondo and upcoming episodes on Need to Know about rock stars and UAPs.
Podcast advertising from Lipson Ads provides an effective way for businesses to reach a large and engaged audience, including the listeners of top podcasts who offer host endorsements. This was discussed in a podcast ad, with the hosts Ross Coulthart and Bryce Zabel mentioning the option to choose from 100 top podcasts or run reproduced ads across thousands of shows. They also highlighted a recent development in the UAP phenomenon, specifically the vindication of former Pentagon UFO investigator, Lou Elizondo, who had faced scrutiny from a former defense intelligence head, Gary Reid, who was recently fired. The hosts also shared their excitement about the upcoming episodes of their show, Need to Know, where they will discuss rock stars who have experienced UAP phenomena or shown interest in it, focusing on Tom DeLonge and John Lennon. The hosts acknowledged a recent article by their colleague Tim McMillan on The Debrief, which detailed Elizondo's vindication and the reasons for Gary Reid's firing, including his opposition to Elizondo and a sexual harassment claim. The hosts expressed their relief that Reid is gone and highlighted the importance of transparency and freedom of reporting in the US compared to some countries like Australia.
Significant step forward in UFO/UAP transparency: The dismissal of Gary Reid and validation of Lou Elizondo mark progress towards transparency in UFO/UAP investigations, with potential consequences for those spreading disinformation.
The recent events surrounding the dismissal of Gary Reid from the Pentagon and the vindication of former Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) officer, Lou Elizondo, mark a significant step forward in the pursuit of UFO/UAP transparency. Elizondo, who has long claimed to have been undermined by individuals within defense intelligence organizations, was validated by the findings of an inspector general report that exposed instances of misrepresentation. This victory for Elizondo not only reaffirms his credibility but also serves as a warning to those who have spread disinformation from the Pentagon to undermine his reputation. The dismissal of Reid, who reportedly obstructed transparency efforts within the defense department, is a promising sign that those responsible for disseminating false information may face consequences. With potential congressional hearings on UAPs on the horizon, this development could mark a turning point in the public discourse surrounding these phenomena.
Whistleblowers Predict Changes for UAP Phenomenon: Former military intel official predicts consequences, DOD investigations, and some Congress members push for transparency
Significant changes may be on the horizon regarding the UAP phenomenon, as whistleblowers continue to come forward with allegations of cover-ups, and high-ranking officials hint at potential consequences. Former military intelligence official, Lou Elizondo, has been vocal about the issue and predicts that heads will roll. Internal investigations within the Department of Defense are underway, and some members of Congress are pushing for transparency and accountability. Meanwhile, the passing of John Lear, a controversial figure known for his theories about Area 51, serves as a reminder of the persistence needed to uncover the truth about unexplained phenomena.
Claims of UAPs causing harm to humans: Recognize and investigate potential negative effects of UAP encounters, not just positive ones.
There have been claims of UAPs causing harm to humans, and these claims have gained significant attention and traction, including from government entities. For instance, the recent Gillibrand amendment acknowledges the need to investigate this issue. Kit Green and Gary Nolan, who made such claims, later walked back their statements, but their initial assertions were clear. The skepticism towards their retraction should be taken with a grain of salt, as people often walk back statements when they gain unwanted attention. The evidence suggesting harm caused by UAPs is overwhelming, as seen in the case of an Australian researcher, Damien Knott, who sustained injuries believed to be related to UAP encounters. It's crucial to acknowledge and investigate all aspects of the UAP phenomenon, including potential negative effects, rather than ignoring them.
From Journalist to Screenwriter: Ross Coulthard's Journey: Ross Coulthard's background as an investigative journalist has greatly influenced his successful writing career in television, enabling him to authentically capture human experiences. Upcoming projects include a segment on rock stars' UFO encounters featuring Tom DeLonge and John Lennon.
The background of a journalist makes for an excellent screenwriter due to the extensive exposure to the human condition's highs and lows. Ross Coulthard, a journalist-turned-screenwriter, shares his journey from working as an investigative journalist to creating successful television shows like "ENG." Coulthard emphasizes that his journalistic background has been invaluable in his writing career, allowing him to capture authentic human experiences. Additionally, Coulthard discusses his upcoming segment on rock stars who claimed UFO encounters, featuring Tom DeLonge of Blink 182 and John Lennon's 1974 UFO sighting. Coulthard's podcast, "Need to Know," explores the intersection of journalism and the unexplained, showcasing the fascinating stories that often lie beneath the surface.
Tom DeLonge's UAP claims backed by hacked emails: Emails from U.S. military and intelligence officials support Tom DeLonge's claims of high-level contacts regarding UAPs and possible extraterrestrial involvement
Tom DeLonge, former lead singer of Blink 182, has been a significant figure in recent UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) history due to his claims of high-level contacts within the U.S. military and intelligence services. These claims were corroborated through hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee, revealing communication between DeLonge and senior officials like General Neil McCasland and General Michael Carey. The emails suggest that DeLonge was being briefed about UAPs and ancient civilizations, with some even hinting at extraterrestrial involvement. Despite initial skepticism, this evidence provides a compelling case for DeLonge's claims, adding intrigue to the ongoing UAP phenomenon investigation.
Tom DeLonge's UFO connections based on communication role: Tom DeLonge acted as a communications mouthpiece for high-level government officials, expecting Hillary Clinton's win for UFO disclosure. When Trump won, the arrangement fell apart, leaving UFO disclosure plans uncertain.
Tom DeLonge's connections to high-level government officials were based on his willingness to act as a communications mouthpiece for them, despite his lack of message discipline. This arrangement was likely due to the expectation that Hillary Clinton would win the presidency and open UFO files to the public. However, when Trump won instead, the arrangement fell apart, and those involved in the STARS Academy, including DeLonge, went their separate ways. It's unclear what happened to the UFO disclosure plans when Trump took office, but it's speculated that he was briefed on the matter. The emails between John Podesta and General Neil McCasland show that there were plans for disclosure under a Clinton presidency.
John Lennon's UFO sighting reconsidered: Legendary figures like John Lennon and Donald Trump have added intrigue to UFO discussions through their personal experiences and cryptic statements, highlighting the importance of reevaluating unexplained phenomena with new information and perspectives.
John Lennon, the legendary musician, reported a UFO sighting in 1974, which he shared with authorities and the public. Despite the skepticism surrounding his account due to its association with him, the increasing acknowledgement of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) by the US government makes Lennon's sighting worth reconsidering. Trump, another public figure, has also been linked to UFOs through his son's curiosity and Trump's cryptic response. Both figures, in their unique ways, add intrigue to the ongoing UFO discussion. This investigation into Lennon's sighting reveals not only an interesting personal story but also underscores the significance of reevaluating unexplained phenomena in light of new information and perspectives.
John Lennon Witnesses a UFO in 1974: Rock icon John Lennon and his companion May Pang observed an unidentified flying object hovering over New York City in 1974. The object, described as being the size of a Learjet with a cone shape, a red light on top, and blinking lights at the bottom, remained silent and stationary for over 10 minutes before disappearing.
On August 23, 1974, John Lennon and his companion May Pang witnessed an unusual event from their penthouse apartment at 434 East 52nd Street in New York City. At around 9 pm, they saw an object hovering in the sky, described as being about the size of a Learjet, with a cone shape, a red light on top, and lights that blinked on and off around the bottom. The object remained silent and stationary for at least 10 minutes before moving slowly down the East River and then disappearing. Lennon immediately tried to document the experience by making several sketches of the object. This sighting, which occurred during a time of political change in America and personal turmoil for Lennon, remains a mysterious and intriguing episode in his life.
John Lennon's UFO Sighting: John Lennon, despite potential risks, publicly shared his UFO sighting experience with May Pang in 1974, which was corroborated by a credible witness.
John Lennon, the famous musician known for his song "Give Me Some Truth," claimed to have seen a UFO with his companion May Pang in New York City in 1974. Despite the potential risks to his reputation and ongoing immigration case, Lennon stuck to his story and even included references to UFOs in his music. The incident was reported to the police and the media, and May Pang, a credible witness, corroborated the story. While some may dismiss the story as drug-induced hallucinations or performance art, others argue that extraterrestrial intelligence might have tried to communicate with Lennon, one of the most influential cultural figures of the time. Regardless of the truth behind the story, Lennon's unwavering belief in what he saw is a testament to his character and his commitment to sharing the truth as he saw it.
UAP Sightings by Famous Musicians: Reports of UAP sightings by famous musicians like John Lennon, Cat Stevens, Jimmy Hendrix, David Bowie, Olivia Newton John, Sammy Hagar, Dave Grohl, and Sting, reveal advanced thinking and societal implications, suggesting more to UAPs than currently acknowledged.
There have been numerous reports of UAP sightings from famous figures in the music industry, including John Lennon, Cat Stevens, Jimmy Hendrix, David Bowie, Olivia Newton John, Sammy Hagar, Dave Grohl, and Sting. These reports range from casual sightings to more intense personal experiences. The Lennon story is particularly compelling because he was a credible witness who didn't benefit from sharing his experience, and his girlfriend corroborated his story. Lennon's post-encounter reflections on UFOs reveal advanced level thinking and a recognition of the potential societal implications of UFO disclosure. The consistent reports from various famous individuals suggest that there may be more to UAPs than currently acknowledged by mainstream media and society.
