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U.S. whistleblower allegations regarding non-human craft

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Former U.S. intelligence and military personnel have made public allegations regarding the recovery of non-human technology. Dylan Borland, a former Air Force geospatial intelligence specialist, claimed on a the ‘Hang Out with Sean Hannity’ podcast that the U.S. government has recovered non-human craft, ~~noting~~ stating he ~~witnessed~~ knows ‘for a fact’ that such recoveries have occurred. Borland reported witnessing a silent, 100-foot equilateral triangle near Langley Air Force ~~Base.~~ Base that interfered with his telephone. He noted that full disclosure of such phenomena is complicated by the need to protect sensitive military technologies and weapon capabilities. Former intelligence officer David Grusch has expanded on these claims, alleging on the ‘Joe Rogan Experience’ podcast that the United States has recovered intact and semi-intact non-human intelligence (NHI) craft and has attempted to reverse-engineer the technology. Grusch described a large underwater ‘base of operations’ spanning multiple city blocks used by mysterious craft and suggested some phenomena might be ‘sentient plasmoids’ or objects utilizing magnetohydrodynamic propulsion. He stated his information is derived from classified program files, videos, and accounts from military insiders. ~~Adding to these allegations,~~ Jay Stratton, the former director of the Pentagon’s Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force (UAPTF), asserted in his memoir, ‘Out of the Shadows’, that ‘we are not alone’. ~~Stratton, a retired senior intelligence official,~~ Stratton claims the government has recovered alien bodies and craft, alleging that military contractors hold approximately a dozen crashed alien craft at secret locations. He ~~further~~ described an 80-year-long ‘disinformation campaign’ designed to conceal programs focused on reverse-engineering. Stratton, noting his book was vetted by 21 government agencies, emphasized the need for disclosure due to flight safety concerns over sensitive military and noted that investigations included attempts to lure objects using nuclear ~~sites.~~ submarines. While whistleblowers anticipate the release of significant files, the U.S. military and White House have maintained that no physical evidence proves the existence of extraterrestrial life.

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