In June, a public UAP report on unidentified aerial phenomena is due as requested by the Senate Intelligence Committee. However, multiple current and former government officials say military and spy agencies are “blocking or simply ignoring the effort,” reported POLITICO.

Sen. Marco Rubio requested the UAP report, which is required to provide “a detailed description” of all unidentified aerial phenomena reporting for the federal government, “regardless of which service or agency acquired the information.”

“We have things flying over our military bases and places where we’re conducting military exercises. We don’t know what it is and it isn’t ours,” Rubio told CBS last July.

Nevertheless, it seems the report will likely be incomplete, delayed, and highly redacted, similar to a recent CIA document dump.

Now, the Biden administration may decide to delay the report due to all the roadblocks.

Public Perception of a Coverup

In all likelihood, delaying the forthcoming report would only strengthen the public’s perception of a coverup.

“Any delay in delivering it is likely to be perceived by a large segment of the public as an attempt by the government to hide what it knows,” reported Bryan Bender.

Such perception would be entirely logical, given the long history of coverups, such as the decades of secret multimillion-dollar UFO study programs.

Also, recent public statements by Trump’s former Director of National Intelligence (DNI) John Ratcliffe make it clear there may be much more to cover up than we know.

For example, Ratcliffe said, “there are a lot more sightings” than the public is aware of.

Furthermore, Ratcliffe explained that U.S. military craft and satellites picked up aircraft moving with unknown technology, even breaking the sound barrier without a sonic boom.

Public Disclosure in the UAP Report?

Despite Rubio’s request, it’s plain that the Pentagon maintains the position that protecting national security takes precedence over public disclosure.

Thus, the Air Force deferred reporters’ questions to the Office of the Secretary of Defense. Then, Pentagon spokesperson Susan Gough responded without addressing criticism:

“To protect our people, maintain operational security and safeguard intelligence methods, we do not publicly discuss the details of the UAP observations, the task force, or investigations,” said Pentagon spokesperson Susan Gough.

From this statement, we can assume any report would redact UAP details.

Taking it Seriously

Already, Rubio has asked fellow lawmakers to take the report seriously on 60 Minutes.

“I want us to take it seriously and have a process to take it seriously,” Rubio said on the show.

Further, Rubio acknowledged a stigma about the subject.

“There’s a stigma on Capitol Hill,” Rubio said. “I mean, some of my colleagues are very interested in this topic and some kinda, you know, giggle when you bring it up. But I don’t think we can allow the stigma to keep us from having an answer to a very fundamental question.”

Now, consider that some in Congress may giggle at the mere mention of UFOs and that the report will almost certainly be incomplete. As for us, we gave up a long time ago on seeing many in Congress take issues seriously.

Former Pentagon Intelligence, Christopher Mellon

According to former deputy assistant secretary of defense for intelligence Christopher Mellon, the Air Force has denied access to information. Also, a Navy-led Pentagon task force set up last August has few personnel or resources to gather any evidence.

Further, government bureaucracies are stymying the efforts, as one would expect.

“I know that the task force has been denied access to pertinent information by the Air Force and they have been stiff-armed by them,” Mellon said in an interview. “That is disappointing but not unexpected.”

On the other hand, Mellon notes that, in contrast, the “tide is turning against the illogical stigma” preventing objective UAP study. 

Former AATIP Leader Lue Elizondo

Whistleblower and former AATIP leader Luis “Lue” Elizondo, who now works with Mellon and other former high-level officials at To The Stars Academy of Arts and Sciences, says delaying the June UAP report might be the best outcome. 

Instead, an interim report using more time and resources would serve the public better.

“We can do this right or we can do it right now,” Elizondo said. “It’s certainly not sufficient time to provide a comprehensive, government-wide report that Congress not only expects, but that Congress deserves and frankly, so does the American people,” he added.

Recently, Elizondo tweeted that he does not think the recent sightings could be attributed only to drones.

“Drones? In some cases, most certainly yes. In other cases, absolutely not. It is for this precise reason why we need a well-funded and enduring capability to collect, analyze and determine the exact nature of these things. It is here, it is real, and it is now,” he tweeted.

 In a 60 Minutes interview, Elizondo says that while the government has confirmed the UFOs are real, it has also been covering up the truth.

See Elizondo in the clip from Inside Edition:

Decades of Stigma and Secrecy

Even as decades of stigma and ridicule are giving way to mainstream UFO acceptance, it’s clear that full disclosure at this time would be extremely unlikely.

Already, we can see that the June UAP report will withhold much from the public. As Mellon said, even getting government agencies to agree on the language used will prove challenging.

 “In addition to the onerous job of trying to get everyone to come clean,” Mellon said, “there will be a sensitive and probably difficult process of getting all the players … to agree on the language and approve it. That process alone could take weeks or months.”

Therefore, we can all plan to continue searching for the truth after the UAP report comes out. In all likelihood, the prevailing attitudes of stigma and secrecy will not just vanish like a UFO.

Indeed, these attitudes were carefully cultivated for decades to discourage interest in the subject. For an in-depth analysis of how it was done, see the recent piece by Gideon Lewis-Kraus in the New Yorker.)

Public Interest Only Growing

On the other hand, now that the government has disclosed that UFOs are authentic, interest is only going to grow from there. As public interest grows, we could be more likely to see the disclosure about UFO origins.

Perhaps, one day, we’ll even learn about extraterrestrials?

For those interested, Mellon recommended the new “explosive documentary,” called The Phenomenon.

“I can’t think of a better way for people to begin educating themselves on the #UAP issue. The film provides a badly needed remedy for the unwarranted stigma that has prevented government & academia from taking this important topic seriously,” he tweeted.

The film touts itself as “the most credible film ever made about the global mystery involving unidentified aerial phenomenon.”

In the documentary trailer, Mellon states, “We need to accept that we are not alone in the universe.”

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US Navy warships in restricted waters near San Diego were surrounded by swarms of transmedium UFOs. There, some 100 miles at sea, the crew spotted an assortment of strange vehicles in July 2019. Notably, they were too far at sea to be attributed to known drone technology.

Following the reports, some called these “transmedium UFOs” since they can move through both air and water. 

However, official reports may describe them as drones and UAVs. Nevertheless, behind the scenes, Pentagon investigators may use other terms, according to Mystery Wire.

A video of one of the UFOs became viral after investigative filmmaker Jeremy Corbell released it on Instagram.  Now, considering all the latest evidence, Corbell says it’s time for the government to come clean.

“We are now at a tipping point,” Corbell told Fox 11, Los Angeles. “It is time to let the public know what is known, no matter how big or small,” said Corbell. “What is known about the UFO presence on planet Earth?”

Corbell said someone leaked the video to him after an Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) briefing on May 1, 2020. 

“UFOs are real. They’re flying with impunity within our restricted air space. They represent an advanced and sophisticated technology,” Corbell said. (see video below) “And, it’s a technology that requires scientific scrutiny and study,” he continued.

Today, after UFO witnesses endured years of ridicule, Corbell says the script has flipped.

“The script has flipped,” said Corbell. “People are now taking this seriously and eliminating the unnecessary ridicule that stigmatized the UFO topic.”

See the interview via Fox 11 Los Angeles:

Confirmed Video and Photos 

Amazingly, a Pentagon spokesperson confirmed images seen in the video were recorded by US Navy personnel aboard the USS Omaha, a littoral combat ship. 

Officially, the vehicles remained unidentified and were not referred to officially as Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs). As you may know, that’s the official government term for UFOs in 2021.

“I can confirm that the referenced photos and videos were taken by Navy personnel,” Pentagon spokesperson Susan Gough said in a statement to the Black Vault. 

However, Gough confirmed that the UAP Task Force “has included these incidents in their ongoing examinations.” As you may recall, the Department of Defense announced the Task Force last year on August 4, 2020.

Furthermore, Gough explained why she does not discuss details publicly.

“As we have said before, to maintain operations security and to avoid disclosing information that may be useful to potential adversaries, DOD does not discuss publicly the details of either the observations or the examinations of reported incursions into our training ranges or designated airspace, including those incursions initially designated as UAP.”

Transmedium UFO Dives Underwater

In the video, you can hear sailors discussing the spherical craft, saying, “It splashed!” when it dove into the sea. Afterward, the Navy sent a submarine to search for the object, finding no trace of the advanced transmedium vehicle.

However, although the crew says the object “splashed,” Corbell clarified the UFO slipped effortlessly into the sea. Thus, there would be no actual splash. 

According to Corbell’s description on YouTube, the Navy took the video at 11 pm PST on July 15, 2019. See the video below:

Related: Fox News Host Tucker Carlson doesn’t believe Trump’s answers about UFOs

The Least Compelling Evidence?

Notably, these UFO encounters took place in the same general area of the 2004 Tic Tac UFOs.

And, in Puerto Rico, a similar transmedium UFO was filmed buzzing by the Aguadilla, Puerto Rico airport in April 2013. After it flew by the airport the UFO went straight into the ocean. After entering the water, it seemed to split into two disappearing vehicles. (see video below)

Today, the most recent video shows one type of spherical craft. However, there was a variety of strange vehicles reported. For example, the USS Russell used a night-vision camera to record flying triangle or “pyramid” shaped UFOs flashing in the clouds in July 2019. 

As the Independent reported, sightings in Virginia were daily for years.

“A former Navy pilot says flight crews saw UFOs maneuvering in restricted airspace off Virginia every day for years.”

As strange as these videos are, they are grainy and low resolution, a disappointment as usual. But, NBC’s Gadi Schwartz says he spoke to the former director of the AATIP, Luis Elizondo, to find out if the Pentagon has other videos.

“Those were probably the least compelling videos and in some videos you seen an object about 50 feet away from the cockpit,” said Schwartz. (see video below)

See the Pyramid-shaped UFOs as seen on TODAY:

Related: CIA Declassifies Thousands of UFO Documents Ahead of UAP Report

George Knapp on Transmedium UFOs

Journalist George Knapp has covered the latest round of authentic UFO sightings on Mystery Wire and news sites like Fox8.

In an interview, a reporter asked Knapp what he thought the diving UFO could be, and he replied:

“It appears to be a highly intelligently controlled high-tech system. We don’t know what the propulsion is. There’s no rotors, you’ve seen the images, there’s no wings, there’s no blades. That thermal imaging would detect if there were any kind of exhaust. None of that. It’s flying by means that we don’t know,” said Knapp.

Furthermore, if the Chinese or Russian governments have made transmedium UFOs, “it represents an incredible failure on the part of our intelligence establishment.”

On the other hand, Knapp notes that US intelligence doesn’t believe the UFOs were made by either the Chinese or Russian governments.

“That leaves some fairly exotic possibilities but nobody is saying anything beyond – it’s unkown,” said Knapp.

See George Knapp discuss the Transmedium UFOs below:

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Metallic Blimp, Acorn, and Sphere 

On March 4, 2019, a Navy F/A-18 jet off the coast of Virginia encountered three unidentified “drones.” Interestingly, an F-18 weapons systems officer behind the pilot took pictures with his iPhone. Then, the still images were dubbed the “Metallic Blimp,” “Acorn,” and “Sphere.”

Later, according to Mystery Wire, the UAP Task Force briefed military and intelligence audiences on the “drones.”

“The Task Force reports noted that the objects were able to remain stationary in high winds, with no movement, beyond the capability of known balloons or drones,” reported George Knapp.

Now, we all wonder if the UFOs are of extraterrestrial origin? Currently, we don’t know and probably won’t even after an anticipated government UAP report due this June. However, the former Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe has suggested that UFO evidence is much more common than the public has previously known.

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