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Originally Posted By tawaggs: So is that it? Five weeks and no file drops. Seems like everyone has just forgotten about this effort. I think between the war and congress and senate or at least the senate taking leave, things are slowed down as far as declassifying things. At least that's my guess. I kept expecting a drop Labor Day where few would notice it. |
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Originally Posted By tawaggs: So is that it? Five weeks and no file drops. Seems like everyone has just forgotten about this effort. Originally Posted By tawaggs: So is that it? Five weeks and no file drops. Seems like everyone has just forgotten about this effort. There have been more, just not posted here as they weren't pre-filtered and people here really don't like sifting through the large bunches. Twit had some singled out, admiral Byrd most recent, week before was something not interesting/already known and 9/11 was in this or last one, this thread is mostly pulling out the most interesting parts of the drops. There are still new tidbits from the earlier bundles currently being posted and chatted about. Officially: One clarification: the releases are not strictly weekly — the Department of War says new tranches are posted "on a rolling basis… every few weeks" Media often describe them as "weekly releases", but in practice they've come roughly every 3–4 weeks. I know I haven't been going through twitter since they re-banned me for some reason, I don't even post, so I can't search. So I'm reliant on others to find the twitter detail posts. If you go to twitter and look for the federal release "tranche" you'll find all sorts of them and can link the interesting ones here. Another part is 9/11 discussions aren't allowed AFAIK and I'm not nudging that line though I mentioned it where CIA was aware of it, which was covered in the 9/11 commission report, discussing why they didn't act is what got us DHS/TSA, pretty much setting up conditions our current surveillance state. All of that was in commission report, but the surveillance everywhere today was predicted by some internet personalities but doubted by this site many back in the first half of the 2000s and the topic was banned due to the number of members who were lost or directly affected by the attacks (incl mods , staff, and owners) and making it a political issue was seen in bad taste, I don't know of that changing. There were others posted but again, I haven't been active in adding content to several threads, only curating. There's way too much information and videos demanding views for myself to both find and post content (I do if something strange ends up in my lap somehow) and then curate the collection, but others should too instead of expecting a couple people to Find and Post all the content in this forum. Search here for the actually not-sucky US Gov Dept of War release site, where I think they're dropped, kind of split on all and UAP if I'm reading this right. https://www.war.gov/UFO/ US PURSUE UAP only evidence site Wikipedia on the files which should be continually updated when more are released, I wouldn't link everything to their analysis due to TDS there but their links are probably good. |
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Ooops! They did a small drop we missed! From Fox News  White House releases NEW UFO files from 1952 |
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Now that the Ruppelt "Flying Saucer Talk" has been released, can we all agree that the congress critters don't know anything? Anyone that read his book from the 50's knows everything in that briefing. Yet people were trying to push it as some bombshell about to drop. |
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Traunch 6 is out but mainly and even more boring drop than the first 5. The one saving grace is the audio recording in 1952 talking about lights appearing all over the USA, not just DC. I’m scanning through a video by Vetted. ETA it’s as if they are trying to make us lose interest and when it comes to these drops it’s working. |
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Originally Posted By Herc: Now that the Ruppelt "Flying Saucer Talk" has been released, can we all agree that the congress critters don't know anything? Anyone that read his book from the 50's knows everything in that briefing. Yet people were trying to push it as some bombshell about to drop. The whole mindset displayed by some of "if it's not new information to me, why are they even acting like it's important?" is asinine. The slow rollout of records is not the least bit surprising and I don't understand how anyone believed they were just going to empty the whole bag at once when a shitload of people who don't follow this topic are just now finding out that a lot of the historical UFOlogy "hearsay" is actually backed up by government documents. Additionally, I believe that Trump's administration is being blocked by whoever runs the legacy program and there's a bit of an internal struggle between that group and the White House. People who've followed this topic for a long time want to see all the dirt but there's a strong chance the White House and the Pentagon can't get access to all of it because it has been stated by many sources that the legacy program operates outside the purview of standard government. |
Everything posted above is factual. Maybe.
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Originally Posted By SimonPhoto: Random question - given that there's a ton of information here, would it be helpful if I set up a system to help collect it all, keep it organized, and curate it both manually and with AI? There were according to Patrick 156 documents in just on file. I haven’t looked and won’t for a while since I currently getting my toyhauler cleaned out and also suddenly dealing with an abscess where I had an entire crown and tooth break off about a year ago that’s had me running a fever in this 100 degree heat. |
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: There were according to Patrick 156 documents in just on file. I haven’t looked and won’t for a while since I currently getting my toyhauler cleaned out and also suddenly dealing with an abscess where I had an entire crown and tooth break off about a year ago that’s had me running a fever in this 100 degree heat. Originally Posted By tnriverluver: Originally Posted By SimonPhoto: Random question - given that there's a ton of information here, would it be helpful if I set up a system to help collect it all, keep it organized, and curate it both manually and with AI? There were according to Patrick 156 documents in just on file. I haven’t looked and won’t for a while since I currently getting my toyhauler cleaned out and also suddenly dealing with an abscess where I had an entire crown and tooth break off about a year ago that’s had me running a fever in this 100 degree heat. 1: Yeah get thee to a dentist, man. 2: careful with Vetted. The guy comes across desperate. |
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Originally Posted By builderbob12: man get to a dentist people used to die from tooth infections and nothing hurts more than tooth pain Get your ass to the dentist. |
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Originally Posted By SimonPhoto: People still die from tooth infections, especially in the upper palate. Infection can easily invade your sinuses or even your brain. Get your ass to the dentist. Originally Posted By SimonPhoto: Originally Posted By builderbob12: man get to a dentist people used to die from tooth infections and nothing hurts more than tooth pain Get your ass to the dentist. Walking around with a cavity something like doubles our chance at a heart attack. Not sure if that's because people how have bad dental care also have bad physical care or what. Bad dental care — especially periodontitis (gum disease) — is linked to heart attacks mainly through inflammation and bacteria entering the bloodstream. Here's how the chain works: The mechanisms 1. Bacteremia (bacteria entering the blood) Diseased gums are essentially a chronic open wound in your mouth. The pockets between gums and teeth in periodontitis are full of bacteria (Porphyromonas gingivalis and other pathogens). These bacteria can pass into the bloodstream during chewing, brushing, or dental procedures, and circulate through the body. Oral bacteria DNA has been found inside atherosclerotic plaque in coronary arteries — they may directly interact with and damage the vessel wall. 2. Systemic inflammation (the bigger driver) Chronic gum infection keeps your immune system permanently activated, releasing pro-inflammatory cytokines (CRP, IL-6, TNF-α) into the blood. This systemic inflammation accelerates atherosclerosis: it makes artery walls more permeable to LDL cholesterol, promotes plaque growth, and — critically — makes existing plaques unstable. A heart attack happens when a plaque ruptures and a clot blocks a coronary artery. Inflammation is a key trigger of plaque rupture — so chronic oral infection tilts you toward the exact event that causes most heart attacks. 3. Autoimmune-style cross-reaction Some oral bacteria have proteins resembling ones in blood vessel walls; the antibodies your body makes against them can attack your own arteries too, adding to vascular damage. 4. Related effects Gum disease bacteria have also been implicated in calcium buildup and hardening of the aortic valve, and in worsening outcomes after cardiovascular events. Important caveat The American Heart Association emphasizes this is an association, not a proven direct cause — people with gum disease often share other heart risks (smoking, diabetes, poor diet), and trials showing that treating gum disease prevents heart attacks are not yet conclusive 14. That said, the AHA's December 2025 statement concludes that prevention and treatment of gum disease may genuinely reduce cardiovascular risk. |
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All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.
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Trust me I went to the dentist and he has me on Penicillin for 7 days. I’ll need at some point to get to an oral surgeon to get the ceramic or whatever they use roots removed. I once worked with a woman that got a bad abscess that ended up for a while with a nasty hole in the side of her face she let one get so bad. 2 days and I’m feeling better and the swelling is already going away. To the drops, they could at least sneak in one clear photo. It’s not like there aren’t millions already floating around in the public sphere on YT, FB, instagram, you name it. Luna, Burchett, and others think the public should see them. |
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[b]Originally Posted To the drops, they could at least sneak in one clear photo. It’s not like there aren’t millions already floating around in the public sphere on YT, FB, instagram, you name it. Luna, Burchett, and others think the public should see them. Speaking of pulling teeth, the latest "tranches" of uap files are the same every time; fuzzy nighttime shots of tiny distant specs of light that could be anything. They are totally insulting. Especially to those of us who have had very close encounters. |
This is a long interview on Fox so I won’t post the text here but very interesting to say the least. Bigalow still has it all!
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Originally Posted By tnriverluver: This is a long interview on Fox so I won’t post the text here but very interesting to say the least. Bigalow still has it all!
They just released everything the DIA has from AAWSAP yesterday in tranche 6... Well, most of it, we don't have all of the monthly reports or management plans. When a contract ends you don't just turn over every document that was created. You turn over what the contract requires, along with any classified data provided by the government and any accountable property bought with government funds. The contract will also have a retention period that all documents are indexed and accessible for an audit, typically 3 years. |