Scott Wolter

He goes by the name Holden, but that's not his real name.

He told me that from the get-go, and I figured that was the case.

But he said he was with a branch of the Department of Defense called NASIC, the National Air and Space Investigative Center.

And he basically said...

In 2017, their department had been given a directive that basically was a 180-degree turn from keeping everything secret, silencing whistleblowers, that whole thing that's been going on forever, really.

But anyway, he said, now the time is right.

Um, we need to go public.

We need to let the world know, uh, it's, it's time to share what we know.

And would you be willing to help us with that endeavor?

And I, you know, first of all, I said, how do I know who you, you are, who you say you are?

We went through a whole process of vetting.

He actually came and visited.

And, uh, when he convinced me that he was who he said he was, I said, uh, I said, okay.

Um, you know, I asked him why me?

And he said, well, you know, you have a, a pretty good platform.

Um,

you have some credibility, and we think you could help us.

So I said, okay, what do I need to know?

So I went through about a six-month education program, and I learned a lot.

And I have no reason to believe that what the information that was shared with me is not true.