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What Grusch Told Rogan

Podcast | Whistleblowers | UAP Disclosure Act | Non-Human Intelligence (NHI)
byNPI
onOctober 8, 2026
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Podcast | UAP Disclosure Act | UFO/UAP and the US Government | Citizens for Disclosure
byNPI
onOctober 1, 2026
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Document | History of UAPs | Non-Human Intelligence (NHI) | UFO/UAP and the US Government
byNPI
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The Pentagon’s Own UFO Program
Podcast | UFO/UAP and the US Government | History of UAPs | UAP Disclosure Act
byNPI
onSeptember 24, 2026
The sixth tranche of UAP files included the 2008 charter of the Pentagon’s own UFO program. Danny Sheehan on what it asked for — and what Congress still can’t reach.
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Should the White House Control UFO Disclosure?
Podcast | UAP Disclosure Act | UFO/UAP and the US Government | Citizens for Disclosure
byNPI
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