The New UFO Whistleblower Waiver - 20 Questions The Government Wouldn’t Answer
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What is the new PURSUE UAP waiver and why does it matter?
For years, we've heard the same version of, I know things, but I can't talk about it because of my NDAs. So the government is now saying there is a protected lane where certain people can talk, and that could be significant. We ask basic questions like, you know, what protections does this provide? You know, what anti-retaliation protections would apply? I mean, the biggest question for me is, who runs Pursue? It doesn't
say... exactly how much protection is involved. It doesn't say they can publicly talk about this at all.
Up until the minute, we really didn't get a substantive response, but we did.
This is Weaponized. I'm George Knapp here in Las Vegas, joined by my friend and colleague Jeremy Korbel. Jeremy, how's it going? Seems like I just saw you recently.
Yeah, man, it's nice. It's nice to be home, but it was good to be on the road with you and go participate in something cool.
We went to Phenomicon, which is this annual event that's held in Vernal, Utah, up in Skinwalker Territory. 30 years ago, of course, this spring was when the ranch was first put on my personal radar. That's when Robert Bigelow bought the property, sent his NIDS team there to begin their investigation. And it's an investigation that I believe has changed the world and the world of ufology and the possibility of disclosure in ways that are undeniable and irreversible. It changed how we all look at the UFO topic and led directly, I think, to the creation of the largest acknowledged government-funded UFO paranormal investigation in the history of this country, OSAP, the DIA's OSAP program. Without OSAP, there's no AATIP.
Without AATIP, there's no New York Times story, there's no investigation of the Tic Tac, there's no UAP task force, there's no congressional hearings behind closed doors, no congressional hearings in public. Maybe some of those things would have happened, maybe Jay Stratton would have ended up running an investigation, but in this particular timeline, in this particular sliver of the multiverse where you and I all live, that's the way it happened, is it started because of what happened at Skinwalker Ranch. Also, there wouldn't have been an arrow I'm not sure that's a bad thing.
Thanks, guys. So if you've been watching Weaponize and kind of the work that George and I have been doing for a while, we have been actively trying to get people out to the public. From an embryonic stage when a whistleblower or a witness comes to us, it can take years to see do they even want to come forward. I had a call last week from a 23 years in intelligence agency. individual with one year left to go and I'm like, hang up the phone, stop talking to journalists. There's a lot of people out there that should be heard from the American public, you know, in open congressional settings. We've tried to provide in congressional settings things like footage and that kind of thing. It can be an uphill battle, but it is working and people have gone from the beginning all the way forward.
It took years to get people like Matthew Brown, Dylan Borland, Jeff Nusatelli, who's here. That was pretty quick. He's like, I can't wait. Let's go. He was like ready to talk. He's somewhere in here. We'll find him. And then David Grush as well. It wasn't an overnight thing. So we're going to keep pushing as much as we can, not so that everybody can report back to the intelligence agencies, which is a lot of what's happening. We're kind of conduits for that. Do you want to talk to the FBI? Sometimes people do. But we would prefer if you, the American public like us, get to hear these accounts And if people got evidence, even better. So I'm optimistic, unlike George often. We've made a lot of progress. Just look at the world we're living in now when it comes at least to UAP and UFO.
It's a really cool event. It's one of the most fun UFO conferences in the world. Very good vibe to the whole thing. Bridget, the lady that puts it all together for the government up there. It's a government-funded pro-tourism kind of an event. Brings a lot of people to those little towns.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the new PURSUE UAP waiver and why does it matter?
0:00–5:03
2
How does the PURSUE program protect whistleblowers from retaliation?
5:03–9:33
3
Who actually runs the PURSUE waiver and what authority do they have?
9:33–15:22
4
Why did the War Department’s response leave many questions unanswered?
15:22–20:23
5
Is PURSUE just a re‑branding of the old Arrow program?
20:23–25:58
6
Do whistleblowers still need to risk their safety to share UAP information?
25:58–30:45
Speakers
2 identifiedMore from WEAPONIZED with Jeremy Corbell & George Knapp
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