Have aliens taken part in wars on Earth? Were there strikes against American F-15s from aliens coming to the defense of Iran? Are these mirages, war propaganda or actually verified reports from the battlegrounds?
Dr. Joseph Farrell joins the Dark Journalist Daniel Liszt for a major new update on Space: The Final Domain. The two discuss hidden weapons technology that is now being revealed as well as startling tidbits about the UFO Files.
Nuclear secrecy has always been a buzzword, but has a tighter lock and key been kept on the UFO Files? Why did President Donald Trump recently declare “the moon is ours?” What’s the story behind the many missing scientists from earlier this year? Strap into your seats. Here’s another doozy.
On a December night in 1980, Betty Cash, Vickie Landrum, and six-year-old Colby Landrum took a back road home through the East Texas pines. A blazing, diamond-shaped craft dropped over the road in front of them, pouring fire onto the pavement.
When it lifted away, a swarm of twin-rotor military helicopters closed in around it. Within hours, the three witnesses were sick, and within days, their hair was falling out.
The doctors had no answers, and the military denied everything. So Betty and Vickie did something no one had done before: They sued the United States government over a UFO.
What flew over Farm Road 1485 that night? And why is one key page of the Army’s own report still blacked out? Here’s more from The Why Files.
A military whistleblower, JP, details his firsthand experience inside a secret U.S. government facility in Alabama, where he witnessed a time travel program.
He describes a massive room, the size of a football field, containing large portals, or ‘stargates,’ leading to different time periods, including 1560, 1940 and 2090. He claims to have seen people in period clothing moving through these wormholes. Here’s more from Redacted News.
We often have discussed how Israel wanted our involvement in Iran, but did UFOs and space alien secrecy also play a major role in the American war against Iran? That’s the premise of Dark Journalist Daniel Liszt in a new Sky Event episode of his X series, discussing numerous reports involving UFOs over Tehran, the capital of Iran.
There’s discussion of Tall Whites, a particular breed of aliens known for pale skin, super-long limbs and shadowy eyes. Humans who have had contact with Tall Whites have reported losing time — as if time vanishes or compresses. Are these reports of actual aliens or chimeras and smokescreens mounted by human nations? The Dark Journalists brings up various possibilities, drawing from extensive clips of an interview he did last week with Alex Jones.
Some of this is new, including American admissions that orbital space has been weaponized. But there’s also plenty of history, going back to the physicist Robert Sarbacher, who claimed the U.S. Department of Defense shot down or covered up several alien crashes in the 1950s.
This is a fairly compact report by Dark Journalist, but it runs over an hour, so sit back, relax and prepare for another eye-popping program.
Fifteen real stories make up this collection, and every single one remains unexplained. A dead man’s phone rings dozens of times in twelve hours, guiding rescuers straight to his body.
A heart transplant recipient starts craving his donor’s favorite foods and writing in his donor’s handwriting. Two children with solid black eyes ask a stranger for a ride home.
A medical student walks into a crowded bar wired with security cameras and never walks back out. A family disappears from an Oklahoma mountainside, leaving their dog and their cash untouched.
Mr. Ballen, known for his own stories about strange, dark and mysterious happenings, steps in to host and guide you through all fifteen cases. Here’s a new Campfire Compilation from The Why Files.
Why are U.S. military officials suddenly talking about placing weapons in space and potentially fighting a war on the Moon? Do the Russians or Communist Chinese even have weapons in space, or simply the Americans?
And when did Americans put weapons in space? President John F. Kennedy, who built the space program and buoyed the fortunes of NASA, always opposed introducing weapons to space. So which Neo-Con jerks violated the clear tenets Kennedy had established to keep research in space peaceful?
President Donald Trump apparently sides with these Neo-Cons, as he has tweeted “The Moon is ours.” On one level, this isn’t surprising, Trump already jumped into bed with the Neo-Cons in attacking Iran. But how many times will he ignore the America First wishes of his MAGA voters?
Dark Journalist Daniel Liszt gets into all of these issues in a hard-hitting video entitled Moon Buster UFO File Space Wars NASA Secret Revealed! The big reveal concerns the Moon Busters, but there are many quick revelations throughout this video, touching upon Kennedy’s assassination and extending more recently to the Butler, Pennsylvania attack on President Trump by Thomas Matthew Crooks.
The Deep State extends to NASA, as well as the military-industrial complex, not to mention the intelligence agencies, surrounding that agency. So, dive in and be prepared for a quite a few shocks along the way.
Did President Dwight David Eisenhower sign the Greada Treaty in 1954, allowing space aliens to abduct limited numbers of humans in exchange for a raft of new technologies? Did we derive lasers, Teflons, fiber optics, stealth jets and other advanced technologies through this contact?
Greg Reese gives us an overview of major alien abductions, beginning with the classic case of Barney and Betty Hill from 1961. Have humans been abducted and cloned? Or have our sperms and eggs been removed to generate “space children?” Here’s a look at some of the most relevant theories on The Reese Report.
For more than twenty years, a hundred people across Italy filled trucks with fruit, water, and industrial chemicals, then walked away and let the cargo disappear. They called the recipients the Friends: an alien civilization living in vast bases beneath the Adriatic Sea.
The Friends could teleport supplies, read minds, and reshape the ground itself to build their hidden world. But keeping their bases running depended on something far simpler than advanced technology.
It depended on the humans trusting each other. This is the story of a secret alliance between two worlds, the deliveries that sustained it, and the war fought to protect it.
We also examine what the evidence for the Friendship Case actually shows, and where it falls apart. Here’s more from The Why Files.
A man walks out for potatoes and doesn’t come home for five days. He turns up on a coal pile in a clean suit, freshly shaved, with chemical burns on his neck and no explanation for where he’s been.
Two television repairmen climb a hill outside São Paulo carrying handwritten instructions, cut lead into masks, and never come back down. The note in their pocket told them exactly when to lie down.
A fisherman crosses a quiet reservoir alone and never crosses back, and what’s left of him has no wounds, no struggle, and no organs.
Three cases, three continents, and in every one, the file ends the same way: No suspect, no cause, no answer. Here’s more from The Why Files.
100,000 mystery flashes were found in sky photos from the 1950s—and they lined up with nuclear tests.
Caltech’s Palomar Observatory photographed the night sky years before Sputnik. But decades later, researchers scanning them found thousands of star-like lights that appeared in one exposure and vanished in the next. They were not satellites or catalogued stars. What were they?
The timing is the strangest part. Those flashes were far more likely to show up within a day of above-ground nuclear tests, and even more likely the day after.
On some of the same dates, UFO reports spiked, as well, including the 1952 Washington wave.
Were the flashes just plate defects? Nuclear fallout? Sunlight bouncing off something already in orbit? Or something watching the dawn of the atomic age?
On this Edge of Wonder Live, Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts break down the Palomar plates, the nuclear test calendar, and the claim that the Cold War was more cosmic than people think.
