Posted: 12/19/2025 8:53:35 PM EDT
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So, this is the craziest yet for me. I am shaken a bit - partly because I am split between calling this guy complete bullshit, partly because the statements are so ridiculously far out that... I just don't know. You have to watch.  "We Are Not Alone" Part 1: The Files of a US Army UFO Discloser | Redacted w Clayton Morris |
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Only 24 minutes in, but this dude does not come across as believable at all. One thing I noticed, he talked about before joining the army, the white hats dudes were sometimes armed with Sig's. '07 - 09' time frame. Sig didn't win the army contract until 2017. Just my $0.02 edit: made it to the end. Dude is full of shit |
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Originally Posted By HK94dude: Only 24 minutes in, but this dude does not come across as believable at all. One thing I noticed, he talked about before joining the army, the white hats dudes were sometimes armed with Sig's. '07 - 09' time frame. Sig didn't win the army contract until 2017. Just my $0.02 edit: made it to the end. Dude is full of shit I wish I would have read your post before I wasted my time. I like this kinda stuff. But this is horse shit. |
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I just finished it. Guy was calm and mater of fact. Seems to me like this man is an experiencer/channeler of CE5 and he is 100% comfortable with all of it to the point he is talking about the weather. He completely doxxed himself too. So, he isn't hiding anything. His story is a conglomeration of public UFO lore, and some interpersonal stories of seeing UFOs his whole life. Now. I knew a guy that was like that, with fantastical stories of truck driving life, that he was 100% convinced was real and spoke with complete conviction about it. Turns out he didn’t even have a drivers license and was pathologically unable to escape the fantasy and life he built around it. |
“The eye sees only what the mind is prepared to comprehend.” - Henri Bergson
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Originally Posted By sq40: Now. I knew a guy that was like that, with fantastical stories of truck driving life, that he was 100% convinced was real and spoke with complete conviction about it. Turns out he didn't even have a drivers license and was pathologically unable to escape the fantasy and life he built around it. I think this would be my take as well. It wouldn't explain those early pictures of triangular craft and other videos, but I couldn't even bring myself to finish watching the show. I was constantly unpleasantly suspended on his inability to properly convey concepts (I guess I have been spoiled by the great speakers of disclosure, 100%). As you mention, it could be precisely the type of persona, psychological traits that define experiencers and people that do have psychic abilities. His could be one of the personalities that bears this (lower self-rational, intentionally developed consciousness but a more natural approach to, say, "meditation" (prayer?), the "magic" aspects of our world that antiquity used to have et cetera). All in all however un-phased by this. |
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I watched it. I had an hour to kill. I saw and heard a lot of UFO pop culture and lore chaotic dot connection. And more than a few sensational claims. But no detailed descriptions that “sold” me on his story. About the only fine detail given was the smell on the ark. It was so chaotic the host tried to corral JP a few times and attempted to piece the story together in a cohesive understandable format. For someone that is supposed to be technically minded enough to do video camera installations and preach in churches he did a poor job of articulating his claims. |