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Jun 24 / News

The doctor who put the UFO file in a medical journal

A 28-page DIA paper, a forensic neuroradiologist, a patient list that does not exist, and a program that is not named. Kit Green's paper is the closest the UFO and UAP file has to a medical record. It is also the clearest example of what that file is missing.

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Disclosure Forum Jordan Flowers tied Burlisons 1952 tape to the Washington flyover "On NewsNation after the Disclosure Forum, Jordan Flowers said Rep. Eric Burlison's 1952 'flying saucer talk' request to MIT Lincoln Laboratory is the same file family as the July 1952 Washington National Airport flyover — radar returns, F-94 interceptors, and the lights that vanished on approach." short note S4 became a product pipeline Bob Lazar's "S4" is more than a documentary. It is a die-cast Sport Model, a VR reconstruction of the S-4 hangars, a streaming channel with paid bonus episodes, and a merch shop. The pipeline turns a 37-year-old UFO claim into a commercial product — without changing what can be proved. Maury Island had the UFO mess before Roswell Maury Island landed in the FBI's file before Roswell did. The slag was beach pumice. The two airmen died in an engine fire. The file kept opening anyway. short note Gulf Breeze had a UFO model in the attic Gulf Breeze was a UFO photo story until the hard object showed up: a small, saucer-like model found in June 1990 in the attic of Ed Walters's former house, and used by the Pensacola News Journal to test the famous photograph. short note The doctor who put the UFO file in a medical journal A 28-page DIA paper, a forensic neuroradiologist, a patient list that does not exist, and a program that is not named. Kit Green's paper is the closest the UFO and UAP file has to a medical record. It is also the clearest example of what that file is missing. French National Assembly schedules UAP colloquium for June 29 On June 29, 2026, the French National Assembly will host a bipartisan colloquium on UAP research, bringing together sociologists, GEIPAN, and military representatives. short note Burlison's FFRDC target list grows as first UAP records deadline passes As the 30-day compliance window for MIT Lincoln Laboratory’s 1952 UAP recording expires, Rep. Eric Burlison has expanded his inquiries to RAND and Aerospace Corporation. short note The Roswell Slides collapsed on a museum placard The Roswell Slides were built as a UFO body reveal. The weak point was not hidden in a classified file. It was printed on a placard beside the body. short note Popular Mechanics and the 9,000 coastal UFO reports A UFO app logged 9,000 coastal sightings. The actual numbers are more interesting than the headline. Area 51 is a test range, not a single mystery Area 51 is not just a UFO myth. The strongest public record points to a long-running test range for secret aircraft and defense systems. That does not close every exotic door. It explains why the door keeps attracting people. Burlison's UAP records board has entered the NDAA stack Rep. Eric Burlison's new NDAA amendment would create a UAP Records Review Board, give it subpoena-linked powers, and point it at NARA's UAP collection. In the UFO disclosure fight, the machinery is moving. The status still matters. short note Antimatter is the perfect UFO fuel until you try to store it Antimatter sounds like the perfect engine for a UFO story. CERN and NASA make the real version more interesting: production is tiny, storage is brutal, and the radiation problem does not go away. The China-Russia UAP claim needs more than one leaked-sounding line A China-Russia UAP reverse-engineering claim is moving through NewsNation and the New York Post. It sounds like a global arms race. The public evidence is not there yet. short note Hal Puthoff's UFO paper trail runs from SRI to To The Stars Hal Puthoff is not a new UFO name. His public trail runs through SRI remote-viewing work, CIA archive files, EarthTech, To The Stars Academy, and the modern UAP network. The UAP science council now has a board above it The fresh UAP story is not only Avi Loeb's science council. DefenseScoop and Liberation Times now report that ODNI, the FBI, and the Department of War established a higher-level UAP Governance Board. short note Jacques Vallee helped turn UFO stories into data Jacques Vallee is often treated as the theorist of the strange. The sharper trail starts with the database: UFOCAT, case catalogs, computer work, and the question of what UFO reports become once someone tries to sort them. The FBI stamped one word across MJ-12: BOGUS The MJ-12 papers promised a hidden UFO control group above Roswell. The FBI file did something colder: it marked the material BOGUS and kept the page. short note UFO hoaxes wrote the playbook for disclosure The biggest UFO hoaxes did not vanish when they were exposed. Alien Autopsy, MJ-12, Gulf Breeze, CARET, Roswell Slides, Billy Meier, and Ummo taught the disclosure era what a convincing secret was supposed to look like.

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Short note: Disclosure Forum Jordan Flowers tied Burlisons 1952 tape to the Washington flyover S4 became a product pipeline Short note: Maury Island had the UFO mess before Roswell Short note: Gulf Breeze had a UFO model in the attic The doctor who put the UFO file in a medical journal Short note: French National Assembly schedules UAP colloquium for June 29 Short note: Burlison's FFRDC target list grows as first UAP records deadline passes Short note: The Roswell Slides collapsed on a museum placard Popular Mechanics and the 9,000 coastal UFO reports Area 51 is a test range, not a single mystery Short note: Burlison's UAP records board has entered the NDAA stack Antimatter is the perfect UFO fuel until you try to store it Short note: The China-Russia UAP claim needs more than one leaked-sounding line Hal Puthoff's UFO paper trail runs from SRI to To The Stars Short note: The UAP science council now has a board above it Jacques Vallee helped turn UFO stories into data Short note: The FBI stamped one word across MJ-12: BOGUS UFO hoaxes wrote the playbook for disclosure Short note: FBI-UAP-D011: The pastor who sent Hoover four beams over the Cascades The 1949 Army flying saucer study asked the Russia question Short note: Eric Weinstein says UAP insiders reached out to him, Sam Harris, and Lex Fridman The Pokhara disc in the CIA's Himalayan UFO file Short note: The 1998 UFO mailbag inside PURSUE Release 03 "Orbs Launching Orbs": The unresolved AARO case from PURSUE Release 03 Short note: Is Avi Loeb leading a new government UAP science council? Here's what is known Walter Cronkite asked Gordon Cooper about UFOs in 1962 Short note: NASA's Apollo 16 audio has an "alien starbase" line Short note: The Cheyenne Mountain UFO looked like an angular potato The FBI orb files are taking over PURSUE Release 03 Short note: CIA-UAP-017: The Harare airport UFO that put Zimbabwe on high alert PURSUE Release 03 is out: CIA files, FBI orbs, and a 1949 flying saucer study The old paintings that keep turning into UFO evidence Garry Nolan says UFO metals need lab work. Oak Ridge tested one famous sample David Grusch pointed researchers to a 1971 Australian UFO file. Here's what it says What did David Grusch mean by "sentient plasmoid life"? Here's what we know. Short note: The 415th Night Fighter Squadron called them Foo Fighters

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