Jeremy Corbell

I'll tell you exactly from an informed point of view.

This is not speculation.

I have met with, under Department of Justice, I have met with weapons of mass destruction specialists that focus on the UAP issue.

Now, why would UFOs be classified higher than weapons of mass destruction?

It makes no sense.

So your first thought, or my first thought was, and I talked with Commander Fravor about this,

Well, if you got a tic-tac technology, whoever gets that technology first, they win because you could literally drop off a nuke and drop down from 80,000 feet to ground level less than a second and go back up, drop a nuke.

Nobody knows who did it.

That's different than launching and then they're going.

So that's the first thought I had is why keep this secret is because we want strategic advantage for strategic surprise.

As a technologically advanced nation, we want to be dominant.

Yeah, go America.

No, so that is the premise of the secrecy.

It's a Cold War mentality.

Once we realized, oh fuck, these technologies, they could do shit for us and they could do shit for other countries.

And Russia and China also have craft that have been gifted or landed or whatever you want to say, or crashed.

So what America did is use the architecture of the nuclear program

to hide the reverse engineering and compartmentalize the programs to, and I quote, exploit for derivative technologies.

Because you can't build the UFO, you don't have zero gravity environment where you can make the metamaterials, right?

But what you can do is if you figure out a tiny little part of it, that could create a huge weaponization capability.