NAVY SAYS NOT SO FAST!

     According to an article published Sept. 10 on THE BLACK VAULT  'the three videos are commonly referred to as the “FLIR1,” “Gimbal” and “GoFast”,' were never declassified for release! That's right. The article in question is quoted as follows:

"However, the Navy also asserts that the three videos were never cleared for public release, thus confirming the official stance of the Pentagon originally issued to The Black Vault in May of 2019, and contradicting TTSA’s widespread claims the U.S. government “declassified” the footage for public consumption."

Wow! Taken in the context of who  To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science (TTSA) is this may seem shocking to some. When one considers the big names, and former military involved in the project. The Huff Post reports:

"To The Stars Academy Of Arts And Science was founded by Tom DeLonge, the rock star formerly of Blink 182 and currently in the band Angels & Airwaves. Other co-founders include Jim Semivan, formerly a senior intelligence member of the CIA, and Hal Puthoff, who has advised NASA and the Defense Department."

This revelation seems to come on the heels of a recent statement by Rep. Mark Walker that the Navy is refusing to answer his request for more UFO data. According to POLITICO: 

 A top Republican on the House Homeland Security Committee is accusing the Navy of withholding information about reports of unidentified aircraft after officially requesting more data on the mysterious encounters.

This subject was covered in my podcast  NAVY SAYS NO TO UFO.

Miscommunication or coverup? Time will tell. New podcast coming soon.

listen to the podcast at https://anchor.fm/ufo-warning

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