Dylan Borland’s Hannity Interview Echoes Whitley Strieber: Is Someone Else Controlling Disclosure?
Zakiya Lathan, News Editor, Digital and Audio UAP whistleblower Dylan Borland told Sean Hannity that the U.S. government possesses recovered craft and suggested “something else” may be “running the show” — an idea that bears a striking resemblance to Whitley Strieber’s longstanding argument that the Visitors themselves influence secrecy and the pace of disclosure. UAP […]
New UAP Waiver Removes NDA Barriers for Disclosures to PURSUE
Zakiya Lathan, News Editor, Digital and Audio A new Pentagon waiver allows current and former personnel and contractors to provide protected UAP information directly to the PURSUE initiative without violating certain nondisclosure agreements. It does not, however, authorize them to disclose classified information publicly. The Pentagon has created a new legally protected pathway for current […]
Whitley Strieber Responds to a Difficult Communication With a Call for Mercy
Trigger Warning: This program includes discussion of personal violence and may be difficult or distressing for some viewers and readers. Zakiya Lathan, News Editor, Digital and Audio Whitley Strieber says a recent communication attributed to the visitors challenged him to reconsider decades of fear and pain surrounding his contact experiences. His response was strikingly vulnerable: […]
Pentagon UFO Files Show Why Declassification Is Not Verification
PURSUE Release 05 offers a timely lesson in disclosure literacy: A claim preserved in a government archive is evidence that officials received or investigated it, not that they authenticated it. The Pentagon’s newest UFO archive contains a remarkable 1963 report from Brazil: A large metallic sphere supposedly crashed into the town of Conde, Bahia, leaving […]