SPEARHEADING A MOVEMENT that charges the government to make transparent what it knows about anomalous vehicles is extremely difficult. ‘EndUAPSecrecy’ is a byproduct campaign of ‘UAPMedia’, a vast group of people who ask the difficult questions, and engage the social media platforms, pushing journalists and media organisations to do one thing – to consider the recent UAP information that is coming from the Pentagon and then consider if such information is a threat to national security. What we have done would not have been possible without the heroic efforts of Navy Pilots Lt. Cmdr Alex Dietrich, Lt. Ryan Graves, Lt. Danny Accoin, Lt. Cmdr. David Fravor, Lt. James Slaight and Lt. Chad Underwood who were apart of the squadrons that encountered the ‘Tic-Tac’ and the ‘Flying Disc with Cubes’ from the Nimitz (2004) and Roosevelt (2014/15).

Most recently, we are seeing footage of vehicles that have buzzed nuclear strike groups such as the Omaha and Russell in 2019. Reports of ‘Spheres’ and ‘Pyramids’ have been taken and pushed into classified DoD briefings, and used as part of the UAPTF investigation.

Thanks to these and others, in the past three years we have seen massive changes, the movement has grown exponentially, the credibility of people increased beyond expectations. Last month, UAPMediaUK spoke to the PR person for Russell Brand (who has an interest in the subject), and we have spoken to others behind the scenes who have knowledge of UAP and what is to come. And yes, there is much more to come.

If you are unsure as to the reality of UAP (whatever these things might be), now is the time to get yourself ready. Over the next few years we will see more and more and more, it won’t stop until the world is aware of the potential issues involved. I’m paraphrasing, but these aren’t my words or my concepts. My intent and my role in all this has only ever been to take raw UAP info and move it from one place to another, to a place where it can be effectively absorbed and used accordingly.

The recent Pentagon confirmation of ‘Unidentified’ phenomena engaging nuclear strike groups Nimitz (2004), Roosevelt (2014/15), Omaha (2019) and Russell (2019) is a drop in the ocean. We are told there are multiple incursions that have occurred over the last few years. Activity of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomenon (UAP) has seemingly increased to the point that it can no longer be kept secret. The Senate Select Committee for Intelligence (SSCI) has requested the Department of Defense (DOD) to create a UAP Task Force that has specifically investigated such extreme technology that essentially includes ‘hypersonic dead-stop’ propulsion, ‘Anti-Gravity’ and ‘Trans-Medium’ travel to name but a few reported abilities. Maybe the scariest part of this whole UAP issue is the reports that ‘they’ are coming up from the oceans.

What is being reported by Navy Pilots and crewmen isn’t possible, at least not by our current understanding of physics. The anomalous technology is extremely radical beyond comprehension to the point it is beyond next generation, beyond the latest Lockheed Martin fighter jet or drone.

We are seeing multiple leaks occur, videos, photos, briefing slides, testimony of pilots and radar operators are flooding mainstream media like never before (although you wouldn’t believe it if you worked at the BBC, who seem determined to ignore the whole issue). We understand that much more compelling data is in the horizon, that includes a ‘football field sized triangle’ as it emerges from the ocean. When exactly this data will be released isn’t clear, and most of the more compelling information probably won’t be publicly available until the Task Force establishes an open report.

Earlier this year, John Ratcliffe, the former Director of National Intelligence, joined John Brennan, the former Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (C.I.A.) in confirming the seriousness of the UAP issue to national security. Former President Barrack Obama told Stephen Colbert last year that he investigated ‘UFOs’ whilst in office but couldn’t comment on what he found. The topic of UAP is breaking through the stigma, even ‘60 Minutes’ are now covering the topic.

Recently, the prestigious New Yorker ran a elevated piece about the 70 years history of the UFO topic, detailing how America, prior to Bluebook’s closure in 1969, was fascinated by the concept of anomalous technology that flew over major cities and was chased by fighter jets. Strangely, before becoming stigmatised, UFOs were a mainstream topic, they appeared in films, magazines and articles. The flying saucer wave of the 1940/50s was based on hundreds and thousands of reported ‘silver/grey silent discs’. Type ‘Flying Disc’ into the archives from Project Bluebook here and see for yourself.

As we move through the gears on this issue, we will see a UAP report that highlights the seriousness of UAP technology. We will see the call for continued programs and investigation, and we will see more data and information as people step forward with testimony, and, we will see more serious and credible coverage in the mainstream. At last we will see serious consideration given to UAP technology.

Arguably, not before time either. We are on a knife edge in our history, our world burns under a changing climate and seemingly we have no answers for children’s generation. At this point, you might say the question of ‘aliens’ seems not as important as the acknowledgement of the anomalous technology, a technology which arguably isn’t using linear propulsion or maybe even fossil fuels. This could be a technology which replaces how we consume and apply energy, how we travel on Earth and maybe even through space. The importance of what’s coming cannot be understated, for me, it is the potential that needs to be addressed. Thankfully, we are stepping in the right direction and UAPMedia UK, among other knowledgable outlets, are here to guide you along the way.