So what are these fleets of drones over the Northeastern United States? And where do they come from? Do they come from the sea? Are they a national security threat? And why can't the Federal Bureau of Investigations provide the answers?

The alien invasion narrative was being pushed hard on social media this past week. A futurist's internet program that predicted the start of an alien invasion on Dec. 3 rd. went viral online. This happened to coincidentally overlap with ongoing reports of drone incursions worldwide.

UFO drone incursions at military bases, civilian airports and nuclear sites have been ongoing for weeks. Authorities appear baffled as to who might be behind them.

And while authorities and the media have generally treated these incursions of UFOs as " drones," suspicions about the true nature and origin of these objects remain.

It's never aliens. At least, it hasn't been yet. The United States Senate Armed Services Subcommitte on Emerging Threats and Capabilities heard testimony on Tuesday (Nov. 19) from Jon T. Kosloski, the new director of the Pentagon's All Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO). In his new annual report, Kosloski revealed that AARO has found 'no empirical evidence' for alien technology.

That stands in stark contrast to testimony presented to U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee, in which U.S. Navy rear admiral Tim Galludet and former U.S. counterintelligence officer Lue Elizondo told lawmakers that the American government is part of a decades long coverup to conceal the fact that "we are not alone in the cosmos."

The second U.S. Congressional UAP Hearing was finally held; it was titled " Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Exposing The Truth." Find out what unusually probing questions were asked of the four featured experts!

Also included in this podcast is the real life story of an Australian family's harrowing encounter with an egg shaped UFO.

Public interest has fluctuated, and some in the UFO community overlook the potential significance of crop circle formations. However, the advent of technologies like AI and aerial photography suggest that crop circles could be a form of communication.

For at least 17 days last December, swarms of ufo's were seen 'moving at rapid speeds' and penetrating the highly restricted airspace above Langley Air Force Base in Virginia. Senior ex-Pentagon security official Chris Mellon said it was 'clear they want to be seen as though taunting us."

Also, an unidentified flying object that displays none of the signatures normally associated with propulsion has been officially dubbed " the Jellyfish UAP."

LINK TO MY 2/14/24 PODCAST ON JELLYFISH UAP:

https://youtu.be/Z0ooxkE6XTQ?si=V_iMgwdP6__Z17nR

There is a new UAP hearing scheduled for November 13th, that will be live like the one that David Grusch was featured in this past year. This time Congress will be asking about " secret underwater bases," that are allegedly involved in interstellar commerce. As more whistleblowers come forward, the pressure on the U.S. government to disclose the truth will only continue to grow.