John Neiberger

I'm with you there. The process is exhausting and frustrating. Most days I just don't have the patience for it. It's hard to stay engaged with this topic and not just completely lose your mind.

Also, I want to make it clear that I really appreciate all the work that you and Garrett do. I just disagree with you on this one thing. I think we would agree on nearly everything else. You guys do really good work.

I agree with you about Lue. He's one of the biggest frauds in this field. Very little he says about his own experience is true and I can't wait for the truth to come out. He absolutely did not run "AATIP".

Agree 1000%. Let them all fry so we can move on.

I do agree with you that it would be very disappointing for people who were expecting much new to be found in this movie. That's a valid criticism, but I don't think that was the goal of the movie in the first place. The goal is to get the message to people who don't normally pay attention.

You're missing the point. This movie was not aimed for those of us who've been following this topic for years. We didn't get much new in it. But the people who haven't been following it are already starting to pay more attention. That is a good thing.

I agree that it does nothing if you ignore all the obvious evidence that it is doing something.

"UAlbany Project X": How a Team of New York Physicists is Launching a Cutting-Edge Investigation into Aerial Mysteries Physicists at the University of Albany have launched 'UAlbany Project X,' a long-term scientific study of unidentified anomalous phenomena.

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Again, show me the evidence. If you've got it, show me. If all you've got is speculation then I'm not interested in continuing this ridiculous discussion. But I do change my mind based on evidence. If you got it, I'm open to it.

I suppose the fact that people who don't even pay attention to the topic are now talking about it and it's in the news far more than it ever has been before is irrelevant?

I despise Thiel as much more than you guys do, but this is a stretch. You're speculating based on other people's speculation. Show me some evidence.

Still not seeing any evidence here pal.

I agree. And definitely not a bad idea.

Kirk McConnell, a longtime Congressional staffer, said that credible sources have told Senators in his presence that the U.S. government has run a classified UFO crash retrieval and reverse engineering program for decades.

Are you suggesting that Founder's Fund funding Density Inc. in the amount of $12M is the same as "Peter Thiel financed AoD"?

If you can prove otherwise, please do. I follow the evidence, so if you have the evidence, I absolutely would consider it fairly and confront my contacts with that evidence to get answers.

Except it wasn't. I personally know people involved in the making of AoD. I have asked them this directly. It's simply not true. Whoever told you that is lying to you. I despise Thiel, so I asked my contact about it months ago and got my answer.

What's really not healthy is people making stuff up, like suggesting Peter Thiel financed AoD. That simply isn't true, and I believe I told this to Klaus some time ago, but I may be misremembering who I had that discussion with.

The documentary was not funded by Peter Thiel. I don't know why people keep saying that.

Greer is so mad that the disclosure movement has moved on without him. lol

The confusion is unnecessary. AAWSAP was the official name, AATIP was a nickname because they were trying to keep the official name a secret. Years later, Stratton led an informal group that continued to investigate UAP, which they called AATIP, using the previous nickname for AAWSAP.

AATIP was only a nickname anyway. There was never a program with that name. The official name was AAWSAP. The later "AATIP" was an informal investigative group run by Jay Stratton. Probably no one outside of their loose group would call it that.

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I think perhaps you misunderstood my tone. I didn't intend to be dismissive of the people you mentioned, and I wouldn't be surprised at all to find that many of the secret keepers are at DIA. I'd be more surprised if DIA wasn't involved.

I wasn't in any way dismissive and I'm not sure why you took it that way. I said I honestly didn't remember if it ever came up in the documentary. I haven't seen it since May and I was pretty distracted while watching it.

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It's Age of Disclosure day. Check it out. It's the best UFO-related documentary I've ever seen, and probably the most important. I hope it has the intended effect of putting pressure on the secret keepers.

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I completely agree. It's a web of secrecy multiple layers deep, so deep that even many of the people involved aren't entirely sure what they're involved in. I wonder how many of the secret keepers actually have the complete picture, if any.

When did I say anything about the DIA?

Absolutely. It's suspiciously bad.

A Film About Unidentified Phenomena Gets a Congressional Audience

The Age of Disclosure documentary was privately screened for a bipartisan group of members of Congress, prompting top officials and lawmakers to intensify their push for transparency and stronger whistleblower protections.