Hal Puthoff

I'm going to get all of you to collaborate on saying what your involvement was to the degree you can and not say something and end up going to jail. And then we'll put out maximum disclosure evidence all at one time in this film. And it will include people coming forward like Jay Stratton, who is head of the UAP Task Force. He's been involved in this field for 16 years.

I'm going to get all of you to collaborate on saying what your involvement was to the degree you can and not say something and end up going to jail. And then we'll put out maximum disclosure evidence all at one time in this film. And it will include people coming forward like Jay Stratton, who is head of the UAP Task Force. He's been involved in this field for 16 years.

By the way, he has a book about to come out also, which will really be a disclosure. So anyways, we'll put this together. We won't talk about it along the way. And so 38 of us ended up being interviewed for the film, telling whatever role we felt we could tell. So in fact, when that film comes out, that's going to be disclosure on steroids, I think. That's going to be the maximum.

By the way, he has a book about to come out also, which will really be a disclosure. So anyways, we'll put this together. We won't talk about it along the way. And so 38 of us ended up being interviewed for the film, telling whatever role we felt we could tell. So in fact, when that film comes out, that's going to be disclosure on steroids, I think. That's going to be the maximum.

By the way, he has a book about to come out also, which will really be a disclosure. So anyways, we'll put this together. We won't talk about it along the way. And so 38 of us ended up being interviewed for the film, telling whatever role we felt we could tell. So in fact, when that film comes out, that's going to be disclosure on steroids, I think. That's going to be the maximum.

And you saw the film, so you know it's pretty revealing. It's very well done. Yeah, very well done.

And you saw the film, so you know it's pretty revealing. It's very well done. Yeah, very well done.

And you saw the film, so you know it's pretty revealing. It's very well done. Yeah, very well done.

Well, it was when basically when Robert Bigelow got the contract that Harry Reid and the other senators asked.

Well, it was when basically when Robert Bigelow got the contract that Harry Reid and the other senators asked.

Well, it was when basically when Robert Bigelow got the contract that Harry Reid and the other senators asked.

Well, that was in 2010. And so that went up through 2012. And then ATIP, which you may have heard of, that Lou Elizondo ran, sort of picked up there to keep the ball rolling forward. And now it's been revealed, by the way, only recently, that when the funding dried up, it dried up for the reasons you might think of and that is it was so highly classified

Well, that was in 2010. And so that went up through 2012. And then ATIP, which you may have heard of, that Lou Elizondo ran, sort of picked up there to keep the ball rolling forward. And now it's been revealed, by the way, only recently, that when the funding dried up, it dried up for the reasons you might think of and that is it was so highly classified

Well, that was in 2010. And so that went up through 2012. And then ATIP, which you may have heard of, that Lou Elizondo ran, sort of picked up there to keep the ball rolling forward. And now it's been revealed, by the way, only recently, that when the funding dried up, it dried up for the reasons you might think of and that is it was so highly classified

that when congressional statements came down that, okay, we need so much money for this, it didn't actually describe. It would just advance propulsion and all that kind of stuff. So another group picked up the money and said, oh, well, we're working on propulsion things, but it wasn't the real deal. And so what do you do at that point? Do you go, no, wait a minute, this was really for this?

that when congressional statements came down that, okay, we need so much money for this, it didn't actually describe. It would just advance propulsion and all that kind of stuff. So another group picked up the money and said, oh, well, we're working on propulsion things, but it wasn't the real deal. And so what do you do at that point? Do you go, no, wait a minute, this was really for this?

that when congressional statements came down that, okay, we need so much money for this, it didn't actually describe. It would just advance propulsion and all that kind of stuff. So another group picked up the money and said, oh, well, we're working on propulsion things, but it wasn't the real deal. And so what do you do at that point? Do you go, no, wait a minute, this was really for this?

Well, no, then you'd be revealing what this was really for, so whatever. So anyway, that sort of ended that way. But anyway, so based on that, we then as a group went to, as it turns out, the Department of Homeland Security to set up a whole new program. And it was going to be a special access program.

Well, no, then you'd be revealing what this was really for, so whatever. So anyway, that sort of ended that way. But anyway, so based on that, we then as a group went to, as it turns out, the Department of Homeland Security to set up a whole new program. And it was going to be a special access program.

Well, no, then you'd be revealing what this was really for, so whatever. So anyway, that sort of ended that way. But anyway, so based on that, we then as a group went to, as it turns out, the Department of Homeland Security to set up a whole new program. And it was going to be a special access program.