Sunday Story: Spring UAP Roundup

For any of our readers who found us through our work with behaviour management and manipulation, this is going to be a curveball for you. For long-time subscribers, welcome back to another Sunday Story all about UAP.

We write about UAP for a very good reason - for one thing, it’s a big part of our business. We’ve been proud to do a lot of work behind the scenes on the disclosure effort, ranging from connecting people to podcasts to helping figure out the machinations of a committee in Washington DC to active engagement with members of Canada’s federal governance machine - all on the topic of UAP. This phenomenon represents one of the most disruptive forces in our world today, and they have implications on everything we think is important, and that’s why we do this work - we’re all about helping leaders navigate disruption, and this is a big one. We’ve written about this topic several times before - first, we introduced you to the idea of UAP in our Disruption Series. Second, we followed that up with a full series dedicated to the UAP issue and some of the common misconceptions. Earlier this year, we laid out some key updates on UAP, and in the past few months there’s been a bunch more that you might want to know about which brings us to today.

One of the most compelling updates - Federal Secrets Task Force - was announced and began it's work on everything from JFK to UFOs...and those two things might be related, apparently.

Skywatcher Updates

Let’s start with the most interesting. If you read our January update, you would know about Jake Barber, the former member of the crash retrieval program team that has since pivoted to the private sector under a company called Skywatcher, who are claiming to use the exact same techniques that the United States Government has used to lure and capture UAP. Yes, that’s right - they are going fishing for UAP, and are using the same bait and tackle as they did when they apparently did it for Uncle Sam. You’d be wise to have an eyebrow or two all the way up, because this is a wild story - except Skywatcher has started bringing receipts. Part 1 and Part 2 of their web series telling their story is up, but if you are in the camp that says “Show me the spaceships now, dammit!” Then here you go - Skywatcher has a classification system for all the different types of craft that they are seeing on video, radar, and via trained observers, and they’ve got the first few primary videos on their website - The Tetra, the Tic Tac, the Jellyfish (Yes, that’s a thing), and the Manta Ray

Updated Briefing Note

Authentik has published an update to our “UAP: A Briefing Note for Average People”. This document is intended to take someone from zero knowledge to awareness of the current state, and is great for sharing with others who may not be aware of this topic.

F-16 Collision

The world found out about a collision of a UAP and an F-16 on a flight training range a little while ago. Flight safety has been an issue that Ryan Graves and Americans for Safe Aerospace have been very serious about; Mr. Graves testified before Congress about the flight safety issues he observed as an F-18 pilot with the Navy, and his organization has been working with bipartisan lawmakers to pass legislation related to UAP and flight safety. 

New Whistleblower: Matthew Brown

Last year, a congressional hearing featured testimony from a former NASA administrator, a former US Intelligence Officer, and a journalist. The journalist was representing an 11-page document that detailed the US Government’s Crash Retrieval Program and revealed that this program was called “Immaculate Constellation”. The author of that document was anonymous at that time, but has since come public with details of the nature of the program, types of craft, and more (part 1, part 2, and part 3, or you can read this summary here.)

Federal Secrets Task Force

In our previous update, we predicted that the US Government’s current administration - problematic as they may be - was full of people keyed into the UAP issue and we were likely to see meaningful progress in this space from the White House, and that appears to have manifested so far in the creation of the Federal Secrets Task Force. This task force is a bipartisan committee that’s been set up to deal with one of the major disruptive forces that the UAP issue represents: Trust in government is near all-time lows, and we saw the harm of this manifest throughout the last few years as people consumed horse medications for a virus they didn’t even believe existed all because of misinformation and a distrust of our government systems. This Federal Secrets Task Force is using subpoena power for expert testimony, mandatory declassification of documents, and more to evaluate a number of topics where transparency has been a foundational problem - including the UAP issue. They were originally struck for only 6 months, but most recently have received an additional 6 month extension. So far, the work of this task force has yet to deliver a smoking gun, but their work ranges from JFK to UFOs - and so far there's a suggestion that those two topics are related. Yes, really. Remember when we said this topic was disruptive in every aspect of live? Even our history stands to be disrupted!

Canadians for Disclosure Initiative Launched

A large number of regular Canadians, in partnership with MUFON Canada, came together last Sunday to meet each other and join forces in driving advocacy on this issue forward. From education on how to effectively engage in citizen advocacy to a Canadian-focused research library, interested parties from coast to coast to coast can join with other Canadians and help drive this issue forward by joining the Discord server. Authentik is proud to serve as a strategic advisor for the Canadians for Disclosure group.

Conclusion

That’s a broad summary of the major occurrences over the past few months - there’s been so many more updates, but the above are the most salient. Leaders around the world are rapidly preparing for the impact that this topic is likely to have on religion, economics, culture and society, and we’ll keep occasionally providing overviews like these to help you keep up to speed.

Thanks for reading, and we’ll see you next Sunday.