A government whistleblower has revealed that at least one of the exotic craft of non-human origin that are allegedly in possession of U.S. Government legacy UAP programs was retrieved from an archaeological dig site, and, despite being a product of technology far in advance of our own capabilities, is a deeply ancient artifact. The witness also stated that the entities that are behind UFOs are “not a one-size-fits-all” phenomenon, but a far more complex one that has “been here for a very long time.”
In an unaired segment from Episode #91 of Weaponized, former U.S. Air Force intelligence specialist Dylan Borland, who claims to have extensive knowledge of classified information from UAP legacy crash retrieval programs, stated that members of one of these programs “had photographic evidence of archaeological digs of some of these [UAP], and they had photographic evidence of ones that were complete.”
Borland described the craft depicted in the photographs as “propane tank” or “Tic-Tac” shaped, similar to the ones encountered by U.S. Navy personnel off the West Coast in 2004 and 2023. However, he added that the program members “did not disclose where they came from.”
“I think what we are dealing with is very, very, very old,” Borland elaborated during the Weaponized episode posted on YouTube, in regards to the broader UFO phenomenon. “I think old humans have written those down in religious stories. I think that it’s quite clear that we have been influenced by something else.
“These things, whatever they are, are probably what are referred to as gods, or demons, or angels, or djinn, or insert whatever cultural or religious perspective you have. There are probably also extraterrestrials: it’s not a one-size-fits-all.”
Borland pointed out that “humanity has the same stories across many cultures: a flood; crafts that are in the sky; things that are coming and helping humans.” He also said that he is under the impression “that the people that are in these [UAP] programs know the truth to this stuff, and they are looking at it through a lens of ‘this is true… this has been here for 8,000 years; this has been here for 4,000 years.’
“Oh, we dug up this at an archaeological dig in—hypothetically—Egypt,” Borland added, regarding what one of these program members might say of the object he saw in the classified photograph.
This isn’t the first time that a craft recovered from an archeological site has been said to be in the possession of the U.S. government: during a June 21, 2019 episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, whistleblower Robert Lazar, in discussing the myriad craft that he saw while working at Area S4 “at least one of them [UAP] was part of an archaeological dig—so, it’s old.” Lazar went on to say that he didn’t know if that was the craft he had worked on, and stressed that because of how it was recovered, “it’s not just old, it’s ancient.”
During his interview on Weaponized, Borland said of the broader UFO phenomenon that it’s “something greater than us that is here with us,” that it is intrinsically tied to human consciousness, “and all of these things are so correlated, and that’s a problem with this subject.”
“My big picture idea is it’s been here for a very long time; it goes by many names,” Borland admitted. “It’s many different things, and it has an influence on all of us.”
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Nothing new here…just one more government ‘whistleblower’ telling us what others researched and discovered years ago and many times over. Supposedly, the ‘grapevine’ has mentioned some kind of ‘disclosure’ happening around the 29th of this month. I don’t remember where I heard it, but I highlighted that date on my calendar…just in case.
It’s interesting that fictional TV and movies have come closer to all this than anyone. X Files, Stargate, (With the archaeological/Egyptian component), Skinwalker Ranch, as well as others, including actual experiencers, everyday people, dealing with it without support. I still question disclosure coming from the government, intelligence, and the military, rather than researchers and scientists. As Corbell’s broadcast is called, ‘Weaponized’, that’s what I fear, and this nation is ripe for it right now.
Agreed. I wonder if the official whistleblower hearings are simply for show. Specifically for the folks that would have never imagined such a thing. Leaving the rest of the world simply shrugging their collective shoulders and uttering a communal, “Duh.”
The hearings are to some extent a show, since the people organizing them have already talked to the whistleblowers ahead of time. They already know what information will be revealed (and more that remains confidential). It doesn’t mean that the hearings should be dismissed with a shrug, though: they are designed to convince fellow lawmakers to take action, and to convince the public to put pressure on government. Unfortunately, this hasn’t worked very well so far. For one thing, congress again failed to pass the UAP disclosure act. This shows that the opponents to disclosure remain powerful, not that the hearings are a sham.
“… they are designed to convince fellow lawmakers to take action, and to convince the public to put pressure on government. ”
Maybe, but it also seems likely that they’re covering their asses by trying to publicly minimize culpability. “Hey, we tried to tell you!”, yeah, sure you did.