Podesta respected Bob Fish enough to directly respond to him, and was actively interested in UFO information.
>Thx for the note. Hard for me follow up at this moment but I will keep your contact information.
On Mar 5, 2015 6:08 PM, "Bob Fish" wrote: > John – > I know you are busy as heck so I appreciate your taking a moment to read this email and put it in a file for future use.
> I emailed Leslie Kean ten days ago but have not received any response. > Based on significant personal experience, I can attest that UFO hunters are looking in the wrong places.
> Random personal observations, fuzzy photographers, and crop circles will never “prove” the existence of anything, especially since UFO appearances to humans are transitory and somewhat related to the observer’s state of mind.
> What needs to be collected and publicly disseminated is hard scientific data collected from instruments that are known to be accurate and reliable. > Within the US, this information has existed for many years and is still available today, if one knows “where to look” and “what to look for.” > Radar data and thermal imaging data is a good start, especially if one knows the flight envelope and maneuvering characteristics of a UFO. > If/when you might be interested in gaining more specific information (program names) please feel free to contact me by email to arrange a phone call or meeting (I live in northern Cal but occasionally travel to DC for business activities)! > While I am publicly known by my work with the USS Hornet Museum, this communication with you is entirely PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL and has nothing to do with the museum.
>I don’t know Dan Sherman and I don’t know if this non-ECI program is real. Caveat – I did work with Ft. Meade on several classified communications projects, including President Reagan’s dedication of the new HQ building in September 1986 when I was a contractor to WHCA.
>In that same TS/SCI building cafeteria in El Segundo, I had lunch with a senior USAF NCO who had worked for Project Blue Book in the 1970s (after it had been “officially disbanded).
>He said there were times when they were diverted from these missions to track UFOs off the east coast of Florida. His claim was they UFOs had a landing and takeoff spot in the ocean east of Miami, north of Bermuda. He also claimed there was a specific electronic signature (frequency) emanating from them when they were going into or coming out of the water, so they were easy to track. On several occasions they filmed the UFO as it transitioned from water to air or vice versa. One last item is he was occasionally assigned to fly in a USAF weather aircraft (WC-135) when they had a hurricane hunting mission over the usual UFO area, where his specific assignment was kept secret from the other crew members. He would always report back to a dedicated USAF intelligence officer on base when they returned from a mission. He did not know where the intel that he collected was sent for processing or storage (WPAFB in Dayton would be the obvious choice). High quality film of UFOs is “out there” somewhere!
>So, if true, Blue Book was not disbanded – only the outer layer of the onion (the “public information layer) was stripped away in 1970.
>I can add a little insight to rumors published on the web. While I was never fully briefed into the DSP operation directly, I was introduced to them as the US prepared for Operation Desert Shield and Desert Storm. On occasion, I had lunch with a few of them in the cafeteria of a highly classified organization in El Segundo, CA. No one could get into the cafeteria without TS/SCI clearances, so this was not "lightweight group of gossipers." One of these times, a member of that group was really excited - said they'd just picked up Fastwalker (I assumed that same day). He described how it entered our atmosphere from "deep space" (origin actually unknown, of course, but from the backside of the satellite) and zipped by the DSP satellite pretty closely on its way to earth. Not only was it going very fast but it made a 30 degree course correction (turn) which means it did not have a ballistic (free fall) reentry trajectory that a meteorite might have. So, it was under some sort of control - although whether it was "manned" or just "robotic" there's no way to tell.
>Although its now 24 years later, one factoid makes me think the USAF is still collecting information on these Fastwalkers. Reading the current official USAF "DSP Fact Sheet" there is this line near the end: In addition, researchers at The Aerospace Corporation have used DSP to develop portions of a hazard support system that will aid public safety in the future.
>Somewhere within that USAF program office is many year's worth of Fastwalker data. If someone were to collect and analyze it, patterns will emerge that provide information about the various types of craft and their destinations, which would add substantiation to eyewitness claims on the ground about UFO activity.
Gabriel Mitchell
John Podesta was in contact with a old air force fart that has some deeper black project and intelligence connections.
Both John and Bob Fish seem to be interested in digging up UFO data from entrenched deep state intelligence archives.
Codename "Fastwalkers" for intel satellite detections of anomolous things flying around in our atmosphere. Shit that does obey traditional laws of physics, things altering their trajectory by 30 degrees on a whim, etc.
Also mentions some crappy internet blogs that would seem innocuous, but acknowledges the veracity of their claims and citations.
Owen Rodriguez
The people on high are interested in aleums, guys.
Carter Allen
So, we are all still here.
These "Fastwalkers" owe us abandonment or obliteration. There is no reason for us to exist and wander blindly under the darkness cast by their continued silence.
Chase Nelson
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William Thomas
>things altering their trajectory by 30 degrees on a whim
Electrostatic plasma double layer propulsion.
Parker Johnson
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Josiah Rodriguez
>The people on high are interested in aleums, guys.
Probably because those that employ crypsis are invisible to them.
But not to me.
Luis King
>UFOs had a landing and takeoff spot in the ocean east of Miami, north of Bermuda. Draco Reptilian base. >Radar data and thermal imaging data is a good start Choppers with FLIR cameras have already shown some interesting things on Youtube. >Fastwalker That's a word to submit to a FOIA request.
Sebastian Ramirez
Lawofone.info All is one?
Isaiah Taylor
>Lawofone.info No.
Mason Ortiz
Why the rise in paranormal threads? Go make /x/ great again
Mason Barnes
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Elijah Young
>Implying conspiracies and politics can't be related
Matthew Anderson
These are phenomena the government readily acknowledges sometimes. Not paranormal, real. We have FLIR video and apparently the Air Force knows other detection methods that work. This is politics of the highest order >Solar Warden reveal when.
James Davis
Creepy Aquino would know about some of this stuff. It always blows my mind that a guy like that is given such a high clearance. Real bunch of weirdos running stuff, man.
>In 1987 I attended the National Defense University, then in 1990 was selected as one of the Army’s first Space Intelligence Officers. After completing Joint SIO qualification with the Air Force, I spent my final four years of active duty at Cheyenne Mountain with J2X/MJ of HQ U.S. Space Command/NORAD. Appropriately for ATS, my security clearance until my retirement was TS/Special Intelligence Access in compartments some of whose own names are themselves classified.
MJ stands for Majestic which is an actual clearance level, like a really high one.
>abovetopsecret Man, that brings back some memories.
Zachary Nguyen
Everybody always talks about it being garbage, but I've seen some pretty interesting things there.
Nathaniel Rodriguez
rec3nt documentary on nigflix right now called Unacknowledged. just watched it last nite, and it pretty much confirms 100% ufo existence is veing witheld by the government. watch this shit, it has an interview with skippy at the end.
Brayden Miller
I'll check that out man, thanks. I was just watching one on there tonight, it wasn't all that great though UFO's - best evidence caught on tape.
Ian Gonzalez
no this is way better, mainly interviews and documents by the government. apparently the info and tech is held by deepstate so they can remain in power. deep state and gov cobtrol of the msm is directly mentioned. after watching it I am beyond convinced, and that its only a matter of time before all the details are released. the deepstate considers the president a temporary employee, so they refuse to brief him and even threaten death if he pushes
