Hal Puthoff
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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I think it was a true non-human intelligence craft that crashed. We've talked to one of my colleagues, Eric Davis, who's one of my senior scientific advisors. He interviewed General Exxon, who had been head of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and so on, and also DuBose.
So he's interviewed a couple of people that were involved back in those days, and they say it was the real deal, that this was a real unidentifiable crash, and these materials were really from out someplace.
that had been taken to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base for analysis. And did anything come out of that analysis? Not that the public would hear about.
Not that I could disclose.
Well, it gets frustrating even for, I mean, the compartmentalization in this area is really obscene. So you can have people sitting at this desk and someone else sitting in that chair. They don't have access. I can't tell him what I'm working on. He can't tell me what he's working on. So our going forward with this is very, very slow and difficult. Not opportune, I would have to say.
And of course, we have data. Can't go into detail. We have data about crashes in other countries. So it's really clear that we're not the only ones on the planet. So that's something to be concerned about because, for example, here. We have our capitalistic competition, aerospace corporations, electronics corporations, all being very hushed up and not sharing anything. Which stifles innovation.
Stifles innovation. Meanwhile, in China... You put all the labs on something like this and say, and by the way, don't say anything outside that you're not supposed to say or you're done. And so the competition that potentially could be happening. They're unhindered. Yeah.
So that's part of what's behind our not revealing what we've learned because there might be some aspect that we've learned which in principle you'd think, well, you could reveal, but it might be the missing piece. that some potential adversary said, oh, that's what we've been missing.
So even though, generally speaking, I'm of the feeling that there should be more disclosure, I'm also very tight on anything that could be potentially helpful to an adversary in this area. We're not going to reveal that would be a mistake.
Some of them have just been left in the desert, not crashed.
Yeah, so in fact, you know, maybe some of them are donations to help us accelerate our forward motion. Or maybe they donate something here, something in China, something in Russia, and see who... is best at moving forward just as part of their ISR evaluation of us. I mean, let's face it. We've had, as is known in the public, we've had UFOs come over our missile silos.
One at Malmstrom Air Force Base that Salas has talked about, Bob Salas, they turned off all of our missiles. Said, no way it could be launched. In Russia, there's even a worse case. They started the launch sequence in Russia at a missile silo, nuclear missile silo. And the people at the location could not stop it, could not turn it off. So they thought, you know, World War III is about to stop.
Fortunately, it was turned off. So anyway, you've got two things.
That's right. So there's a big question. There are two ways to look at that. They're friendly and benign, and they just want us to know that if we get too frisky down here and think about having a nuclear war, they can stop it. Or they might not be benign, and the armada is on its way, and they just want to test that they can stop our use of nuclear weapons against them. So it's...
From a security standpoint, from a DOD standpoint, from an intelligence community standpoint, you always have to have the worst scenario in your mind and see where you go.
Exactly.
Right.
I have thoughts going in many directions in answer to that question. All the way from, well, they seeded us here, you know, millennia ago, and they're just seeing how their petri dish is doing.
Yeah, something like that. But, I mean— It's really hard to know. I mean, it may be that we're a very special planet because we have all this water, which generally speaking is kind of rare. So, you know, maybe they'd like to slowly build up a connection with us so that they could take advantage of direct access to some of our resources. Don't know.
By and large, interactions have not been what you might call negative. I mean, even when we shoot missiles at them or whatever. But there were a series of events in Calaris Island in Brazil back in the 80s, I think it was. And as part of our program, we investigated that in some detail, where over some long period, like weeks, and the Brazilian Air Force got involved.
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