UFOs
Unidentified flying objects, government disclosures, whistleblower claims, and the culture of alien speculation.
Nadia Drake says Susan Gough's psyops résumé is normal comms work, not proof of a UFO cover-up
The Danny Jones Podcast tried to turn a DoD spokeswoman's LinkedIn into a smoking gun, and Drake refused to salute.
Matt Ehret says the CIA shaped the National Enquirer to seed a one-world alien religion
The claim is wonderfully lurid, and also a perfect example of how a real Cold War fact can become a cosmic corkboard theory in about 90 seconds.
T.D. Barnes says the Tic Tac UFO sightings were probably radar spoofing tests, not alien craft
The former Area 51 operator argues the famous Navy UAPs look less like visitors from another world than a very familiar Pentagon habit: testing pilots without telling them.
Neil deGrasse Tyson says English-speaking cultures report vastly more alien sightings than other cultures
On The Diary of a CEO, Tyson argues that the alien boom says less about extraterrestrials than it does about human brains, Hollywood, and who knows how to file a weird story.
Matt Ehret says Majestic 12 is fake because its typewriter and Truman signatures give it away
The UFO disclosure debate gets a paperwork problem, then turns into a full CIA myth-management theory.
TD Barnes says Annie Jacobsen's Roswell source made up the Nazi children story for 'something juicy'
The former Area 51 worker doesn't just dismiss Bob Lazar, he says one of the most lurid modern Roswell claims came from a source who was never at Area 51.
Neil deGrasse Tyson says Obama was right that aliens probably exist, but UFO believers still need to show the alien
The astrophysicist’s alien position is less X-Files and more Costco math: too many planets, not enough proof.