Tom Thompson🛸 (ＣＯＲＴＥＸ ＺＥＲＯ) @Cortex_Zero

I am officially feeling better. I have a ton of work to get done, and I'm excited to get new content out for you guys which will include some music also. Much love everybody. #ufox #ufotwitter

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NEW: The 1952 “Flying Saucer Talk” is now public, and its discussion of nuclear sites deserves attention. Released today, the recording of Air Force Captain Edward J. Ruppelt’s March 26, 1952 briefing documents an investigation already grappling with reports of extraordinary speeds and UFO activity around sensitive American installations. Ruppelt described concentrations of reports around Los Alamos, Albuquerque and Oak Ridge. He also discussed accounts of silent, high-speed flight and radar detections indicating speeds between 1,000 and 3,500 mph. The official release explicitly describes those radar-derived speeds as unconfirmed, rather than established measurements of aircraft performance. Of approximately 800 historical cases reviewed, he said roughly 20 percent remained unexplained after technical analysis. Those unresolved reports included observations from military personnel, commercial pilots and other technically qualified witnesses. The aviation context makes the upper speed estimate particularly striking. The F-86D Sabre would set a roughly 698.5-mph speed record later in 1952, although experimental rocket aircraft were already considerably faster: the Douglas D-558-II Skyrocket had reached approximately 1,200 mph in 1951. A verified 3,500-mph track would therefore have exceeded even that experimental benchmark by a substantial margin. Ruppelt acknowledged that the Air Force had no conclusive evidence establishing the phenomena’s nature or origin. His response was to call for better physical evidence and systematic data collection, treating the unresolved reports as a national-security concern worthy of investigation. Credit to @EricBurlison for pursuing this recording. His May 7 letter to MIT Lincoln Laboratory requested its preservation, digitization, archival transfer and any necessary declassification review. He also sought related briefing materials, transcripts and correspondence, not just the tape itself. That accompanying material would be valuable to see. The next step should be tracing the cases behind the briefing: how the speeds were calculated, what the nuclear-site concentrations represented, and whether the underlying observations can still be examined. Making the recording public gives researchers somewhere concrete to begin. #ufox #ufotwitter

Israel Regardie was a psychotherapist, and was at one point (1928) Aleister Crowley's personal secretary. His work in occult philosophy has been widely appreciated in esoteric communities for being practical and applicable. He wrote the first detailed exposé on the rituals, structure, and philosophy of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn.

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Dan Warren @HeyLukOverThere

2 days ago

Maybe it's just a coincidence, or maybe it's not, but the formula that was shared on Sound Light and Frequency sure does have a striking resemblance to the cover a book originally published in 1938 (not the book in the image) called The Middle Pillar by Isreal Regardie.

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PURSUE archive: war.gov/UFO/

The sixth tranche of records under PURSUE has now been released by the Department of War. Among the material is something researchers have been waiting a long time to hear: a March 1952 presentation by Captain Edward J. Ruppelt, the first director of Project Blue Book. The recording is especially interesting because it captures the Air Force’s thinking about the UFO problem at a very early stage, before decades of mythology, reinterpretation and institutional baggage accumulated around the subject. According to the official description accompanying the release, Ruppelt discussed roughly 800 historical cases reviewed by the Air Force, with approximately 20% remaining unexplained after analysis. He also highlighted concentrations of reports around sensitive national-security and nuclear-weapons locations, including Los Alamos, Albuquerque and Oak Ridge, along with reports involving silent high-speed flight and radar-derived speeds ranging from roughly 1,000 to 3,500 mph. Importantly, Ruppelt was not claiming to know what these objects were. What comes through instead is that the Air Force considered a portion of the reports sufficiently unusual, and potentially significant from a national-security perspective, to justify a much more systematic effort to collect physical data. Whatever conclusions people reach about UFOs today, we now have another primary historical record showing that, in 1952, military investigators were dealing with cases they believed could not simply be dismissed and were actively trying to develop better methods to understand them. The broader Release 06 archive is also worth approaching carefully. Some material appears to have been publicly available previously, so the real work now is separating genuinely new records from documents being republished through PURSUE. But the Ruppelt recording itself is absolutely worth hearing. #ufox #ufotwitter

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Wow. This sounds like a huge problem that might need to be addressed sooner than later. Pandora's Box is opening right in front of us. #ufox #ufotwitter

团长🎙️Tuan @JiaMiXingTuan

2 days ago

我尼玛？现在才告诉我们是不是有已经太迟了！老子洗完澡看到这个新闻真的是要瘫坐在椅子上了，人类还有救吗？ 杨安泽在 CNBC 节目爆料：逃逸的 AI 智能体在互联网植入自我复制代码并在全网论坛散播，形成可自我增殖的 Bot 集群。 一旦新 AI 模型读到这段代码，就会自动复制、生成海量分身。

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@Twomorefeet1 @HeyLukOverThere Nicely done! @HeyLukOverThere is a smart guy. Great work!

While hunting for any deeper insights into the legendary napkin formula that was shared on Sound Light and Frequency, I found a book entitled The Middle Pillar written by Isreal Regardie. Rather than looking at the symbols individually and trying to assign separate meanings to each one, they make more sense as being part of a single esoteric system describing the ascent of consciousness through a sequence of energetic centers. In yogic terminology, the lower symbols correspond closely to the traditional elemental imagery associated with the chakras: earth, water, fire, air, and then the higher centers. The word written near the top of the Dark Skies drawing is reportedly supposed to be Ajna, despite apparently being misspelled. Ajna is the so-called “third eye” center. The two winding lines may also be significant. In Eastern esoteric systems, Ida and Pingala are described as paired energetic channels that rise around a central axis and intersect at different centers. Whether that is exactly what the original artist intended is impossible to say, but the resemblance is hard to miss. What this potentially changes for me is the meaning of the phrase “sound, light and frequency.” It may not have been intended as a conventional physics equation at all. It could be describing consciousness itself through the language of vibration, light, sound, and ascending states of awareness, a synthesis of yogic chakra symbolism and Western occult traditions like the Golden Dawn. Regardie’s The Middle Pillar is particularly relevant because the practice is built around moving divine light through a vertical series of psychic centers, and later editions explicitly discuss the relationship between the Middle Pillar exercise and the chakras. The cover art I found is identified as artwork from the Second Edition and labels the same ascending centers, including Ajna, within an intertwined vertical structure. Israel Regardie wrote the book in 1936, while he was still in London. The first edition was published in 1938 by Aries Press in Chicago. Artist Marjory Paskaruk’s chakra/serpent artwork is featured on the revised and enlarged second edition, published by Llewellyn in 1970. Library and antiquarian records consistently date that second edition to 1970. Someone claiming to represent Naval Intelligence handed the creators of Dark Skies a condensed map of consciousness on a napkin, essentially. It would seem. I do believe we all have reading to do, at this point. #ufox #ufotwitter @BryceZabel @BFree63 @hollywoodufos @The_Astral_

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@Cortex_Zero also Stalking the wild pendulum: on the mechanics of consciousness by Itzhak Bentov archive.org/details/stalki…

@GenomicSETI I'm not sure, and I do agree, I would not personally categorize it as such. I would imagine that it stems from just how little they knew about what they were looking at when they received it. I can always reach out to them and ask.

Full Interview: youtu.be/hSrOdAGke6U?si…

Jacques Vallée says a longtime contact was taken into a laboratory inside a mountain and asked to communicate with a living nonhuman being. During the same interview, Vallée says he once came face to face with a similar entity himself. Both accounts came up in his September 15 conversation with @rosscoulthart on Reality Check, discussing the final volume of his journals, Forbidden Science 7. The contact is identified as “Gilbert,” a pseudonym Vallée uses to protect someone he has known for years and describes as an accomplished remote viewer. According to the account, Gilbert was physically transported to a U.S. facility, unable to see outside the vehicle during the final approach. Inside the mountain was a large laboratory staffed by men and women wearing uniforms without visible rank or unit identification. The being he was brought before reportedly stood more than six feet tall, with few discernible features and light coming from different parts of its body. Gilbert initially wondered whether he was looking at the being itself or some kind of covering, a wired suit, testing apparatus, or protective enclosure. Even his description leaves uncertainty about what was actually in front of him. Communication reportedly took place through combinations of light. Gilbert had to frame questions so they could be answered with a yes or no. The staff apparently understood some patterns as positive or negative responses, but their understanding was limited, and several answers remained indecipherable. Gilbert’s reported role included exploring psychic communication. Vallée’s journals describe receiving written accounts, technical questions, tables of interactions, and records of Gilbert’s impressions over several years. Some exchanges were incomplete or ambiguous; others reportedly matched earlier results. Vallée says he reviewed this material, although that does not independently establish what produced it. One detail deserves particular attention, though. Vallée says Gilbert told him this being was there voluntarily. When Coulthart asks whether it was a prisoner, Vallée answers no. Neither man, according to Vallée’s account, knew how long it had been at the facility. The conversation also becomes personal. Vallée says he once unexpectedly encountered an entity resembling the one Gilbert described. He recalls being frightened and unable to communicate with it. He presents that experience, along with his longstanding knowledge of Gilbert, as part of why he takes the account seriously. He does not say that his encounter happened in Gilbert’s laboratory or involved the same individual being. There are limits here that Vallée acknowledges directly. He places Gilbert’s alleged visit roughly twenty years ago and says he does not know whether the activity continues today. Asked whether he has seen evidence proving Gilbert was at that location, he says no. Elsewhere in the interview, he states: “I have no way of testing what Gilbert has told me.” That leaves us with an extraordinary account from a protected source, relayed by a researcher who finds it credible but has not independently verified the visit. Vallée’s own reported encounter adds another subject for investigation; it cannot establish what happened to Gilbert. What interests me most is the possibility of people spending hours trying to establish even a basic exchange with an intelligence they did not fully understand. Before building theories around who operated the facility or what the being wanted, I’d like to hear Gilbert describe the experience himself and see the questions, responses, and records Vallée says he reviewed. There is already plenty here to investigate without adding anything to it. #ufox #ufotwitter

🚨BREAKING🚨: Hillary Clinton had a full-fledged plan for UFO disclosure had she been elected in 2016. It got botched. A thousand pages of Clinton White House documents show the plan had been in motion for twenty years before it collapsed. Grant Cameron (@GrantCameron ) has spent 51 years prying UFO secrets out of the US government, and the Clinton files are his signature find. They record billionaire Laurance Rockefeller lobbying the Clinton White House through the mid-1990s to declassify what the government held on UFOs, with Hillary Clinton personally involved in the effort. Two decades later, as a presidential candidate, she told Jimmy Kimmel she would get to the bottom of it, and her campaign chairman John Podesta had already called the failure to secure disclosure the biggest regret of his time in the Obama White House. Then she lost, and the plan died with the campaign. Nobody gets inside the UFO secret without understanding ESP: Eric Walker, who chaired the Pentagon's top scientific think tank, admitted on tape that he had known about the government's UFO control group for forty years and had been present when a crashed craft was recovered, then said that anyone who did not understand ESP would never be let in. Ben Rich, who ran Lockheed's Skunk Works, was asked how the craft traveled here and answered with a question of his own: what do you know about ESP? Jim Semivan, former high-ranking CIA official, came out of a seven-hour classified UFO briefing saying nobody understands what is going on, but the psychic material is all real according to Cameron. The craft are steered by thought. Cameron has collected 36 accounts from people who say they were put at the controls of one, among them a United Airlines 747 captain and a retired Air Force colonel who flew F-16s over Iraq, and every one describes an instructor standing behind them, telling them to picture where they want to go. One asked to see the Milky Way from the outside, was told it was within him, pictured it, felt one second of crushing force, and the galaxy was in the window. Cameron also discusses a video in which a longtime CIA science official mentions to a friend that a breakthrough has been made. That people may soon go into the next world and come back. The government has treated the mind as the real secret since 1950, when a Canadian top-secret memo, which Canada has confirmed is genuine, recorded American officials classifying flying saucers above the hydrogen bomb and noting that mental phenomena might be associated with them. Fifty-one years into the search, Cameron's conclusion is that the deepest secret in the UFO file is what a human mind can do, and where it can be sent. Full conversation live now. youtu.be/fpUa3xJN64Q

Remote Viewing - Target #204 Draw or describe the random photo hidden inside this envelope. Post your submission in the comments. *Target reveal Thursday night in Spaces!

@BFree63 Hey man, was listening in on the formula reveal this morning. The high strangeness you've encountered in your personal life very deeply reminds me of certain incidents that I've had happen in mine, so it really resonated with me. Thank you for sharing, it helps to diminish the isolation that such events can cause. -Tom T.

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For nearly 30 years, the creators of Dark Skies have told the same bizarre story: At the show’s 1996 premiere, a man claiming to be with Naval Intelligence allegedly approached them, said they had gotten uncomfortably close to the truth, and drew something on a bank envelope tied to “sound, light and frequency.” They kept the envelope. Today, they finally release it. Now the story can be judged on the artifact itself instead of the mythology surrounding it. Link in the comments. #ufox #ufotwitter

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Read the full Burlison–Hamada–Asakawa statement in The Debrief: thedebrief.org/democratic-all…

Something important is beginning to change in the UFO conversation: the push for Disclosure is becoming international. Today, Rep. Eric Burlison, former Japanese Defense Minister Yasukazu Hamada, and former Japanese lawmaker Yoshiharu Asakawa jointly argued that lawmakers in allied democracies may need to begin working directly with one another because their own national-security institutions are not providing them with enough information to conduct meaningful oversight. The most revealing detail may be this though. Japanese lawmakers say they learned about two unresolved UAP incidents near Japan through recent U.S. government releases, not through their own government. They also point to the July 2025 incident at Japan’s Genkai Nuclear Power Station, where security personnel reportedly observed three luminous objects for nearly two hours. Police later said what they themselves observed appeared to be an aircraft, but the event was reportedly captured by the plant’s security cameras—and Japanese lawmakers say they still have not been given access to that footage. Burlison, Hamada and Asakawa now say they are using the Emerging Technologies Interparliamentary Caucus as a platform for direct international dialogue on UAP and emerging technology. Their argument is straightforward: if elected officials cannot get adequate answers through their own domestic intelligence structures, allied legislatures may be able to compare information across borders and force a clearer picture to emerge. That is a significant evolution. For most of the modern Disclosure era, this has been treated primarily as an American fight between Congress, the Pentagon and the intelligence community. Now lawmakers in two allied countries are openly suggesting that the way around institutional secrecy may be to work laterally across governments instead of waiting for information to move vertically through them. Whether that produces anything genuinely revelatory remains to be seen. But the architecture of Disclosure may be changing. #ufox #ufotwitter