UFOs And The Misinformation Machine

Summary

The podcast episode discusses the recent documentary 'The Age of Disclosure,' which features testimonies from scientists and government officials advocating for transparency in the UFO/UAP phenomena. Despite widespread expert support, mainstream media continues to ridicule or misrepresent the topic, undermining credible witnesses. The episode critiques the media's behavior and highlights specific examples of misreporting related to significant UAP events involving Navy ships.

Key takeaways

• 1'The Age of Disclosure': A new documentary film highlighting the UFO/UAP mystery with testimonies from experts.
• 2Wall Street Journal Op-Ed labeled a key whistleblower as a 'mental patient'.
• 360 Minutes report on 'mystery drone' incursions ignored critical evidence regarding UAP swarms involving Navy ships.
• 42019 UAP incidents involving the USS Omaha and USS Russell are depicted inaccurately, suggesting a cargo ship named Bass Strait was involved.
• 5Former UAP Task Force faced ridicule from media, stifling the voices of legitimate witnesses.

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It's ridiculous. It's like the White House coming out and saying, oh, nothing to see here. All of these things were FAA approved. After research and study, the drones that were flying over New Jersey in large numbers were authorized to be flown by the FAA for research and various other reasons. We know that to not be true, not only from internal comms that we've seen, but from, you know, people high up in these regulatory bodies being like, if it was the FAA, we didn't know. So it's almost fundamentally ridiculous. But when you get Wall Street Journal in 60 Minutes kind of moving over parts of the topic, especially 60 Minutes, inaccurately, then we have a real Houston. We got a problem. But ship logs show they were identified as drones, quote, at the time. Now, hold the fuck up. Why do you think there's this predisposition to refer to them as drones or call them that? I mean, based on our understanding, the most reasonable explanation would be some sort of a drone or a UAV. And then you sort of go to the connotation that's attached with calling them what they actually are, which is an unidentified flying object, a UFO. Our systems can't seem to detect them. We can't see them coming in. We can't see them leaving. On record testimony in one of our Weaponized of the dude whose job it was to identify if these units were coming on and off this Bass Strait. How this live, you know, continues to go is because people want it to be so. This is Weaponized. My name is George Knapp. I'm here in Las Vegas. Jeremy Corbell, my friend and colleague. How are you doing? I'm doing great, man. ...

Excerpt from Weaponized, Mar 25, 2025. Rights remain with the original creators. Hear the full episode at the source.