the Department of War

And, you know, the US, the Department of War is now dropping all of these documents.

The Department of War has a specific website that has 500 million hits, more than the entire US population.

Through my federal litigation ongoing with the Department of War, I learned that the Air Force worked with an external agency to seek an investigation of me for alleged unauthorized disclosures punishable under the Espionage Act after I testified in front of Congress in 2023 discussing the results of my congressionally directed investigation in the support of the first Trump administration.

the department of war has a website with more hits than, you know, people in America and,

Tag the Department of War.

Number two, there are any energy secrets, even just peripherally related or automatically restricted data until such time as the Department of Energy and the Department of War secretaries and the people that they work with controlling this say it's unclassified.

And they operate on behalf of, say, the Department of Energy, the Department of War, etc.

On May 8th, 2026, the Department of War released hundreds of UFO related documents, video and audio.

The Department of War's UFO release webpage already has 500 million hits on it since then.

That's kind of harder to do when the Department of War, the Pentagon itself, is now admitting that these astronaut sightings were actually unresolved.

If you read the statement that came out of the Department of War, I believe it was either this morning or last night,

in the Department of War.

Um, and somebody like Susan Goh at the Department of War can say, gosh, that Matt Brown comes out with this stuff.

a comms, a heavyweight from the comms department of department of war, underneath the department of war,

he's going to tell the Department of War, not the Department of Defense, but the Department of War to

house and disclosure and the department of war has been instructed to do this, uh, document dump and

The Defense Department or, sorry, the Department of War has the same line that they've had for years, which is very specific.

But you've still got the Department of War that's sort of dismissal dismissing it.