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This was a novel deemed so dangerous by the Pentagon

Why would the Pentagon redact fiction?

then watched what the Pentagon blacked out.

By drip-feeding chapters, he could see which lines made the Pentagon flinch,

The Pentagon's own bureaucracy becomes the delivery mechanism.

Everyone from, um, you know, the sort of Stranges account with the stranger at the Pentagon.

know the moment that these are now released from the DOJ, uh, the Pentagon. Look, look, if Mr. President

Lawmakers and Grush also accused the Pentagon of avoiding congressional oversight and spending money on UFO programs without congressional approval.

There's trillions of dollars missing at the Pentagon.

And that trillions of dollars in the Pentagon has sort of disappeared into thin air.

And that's what we came forward today to speak about, is that this should not be any programs the Pentagon is conducting that are not subject to congressional oversight.

demonstrating that the Pentagon and the intelligence community had an ideal off ramp

That was his main job, but he was at Pentagon before that.

Releasing some interesting but not that promising videos from inside the Pentagon in the intelligence community isn't really going to help when we know from our own sources there are so many more videos, images, and indeed documents and whistleblowers that are only too willing to be brought out into the public light if that can be made possible.

concealing the existence of alien life and, of course, its technology. The Pentagon has not drawn any

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.

And I don't think to the skeptics out there that Takanao Jowson was coordinated at all with the Pentagon.

This was a novel deemed so dangerous by the Pentagon that they spent six months reviewing just 20 pages of the book.

Why would the Pentagon redact fiction?

So what's the real secret that the Pentagon doesn't want you to know?

So keep your eyes peeled because tonight we're going inside the book the Pentagon doesn't want you to read.

But Jake submitted material he suspected was classified, then watched what the Pentagon blacked out.

By drip-feeding chapters, he could see which lines made the Pentagon flinch, adjust, probe, and slip real facts about the UFO legacy program into the public domain under the camouflage of fiction.

The Pentagon's own bureaucracy becomes the delivery mechanism.

And then there's Philip J. Corso, who claimed to be at the Pentagon in the 50s,

and then go on to use the Pentagon's own review process and redactions as authentication? If just

The Pentagon released the UFO files a few weeks back and we just found out over a billion people

The Pentagon's released a load of UFO files. How's that gone down with the American public?

willingness for people to be sharing this information. So the Pentagon's done this release, there's a new website.

is beholden or sorry beholden yeah i'd say beholden to the pentagon but i would i would typically say

And I know that to be true because I personally had access to them when I was at the Pentagon.

And so I would like to caveat before I started working at the Pentagon

You've also briefed the Pentagon.

You know, for one thing, you know, I once, I was a super user, so I had to get exposed to all these compartmented programs at the Pentagon.

He was head of the Pentagon's foreign technology desk.