On 17 July 2024, I spoke with former All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) director Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick.
Astoundingly, Kirkpatrick, the U.S. government’s former top UFO analyst, was thoroughly uninformed about the most recognizable and widely-viewed UAP footage (i.e., the 2015 “Gimbal,” “GoFast,” and 2004 “FLIR1″/”Tic Tac” videos).
This raises numerous questions as to what dismissive “debunking” comments Kirkpatrick may have told members of Congress – not versed in the nuances of these incidents – about this footage.
This brief montage addresses “Gimbal,” highlighting Kirkpatrick’s astounding apparent lack of knowledge of basic elements of the most recognizable UFO footage in the world.
Kirkpatrick also previously endorsed a deeply flawed NASA analysis of the well-known “GoFast” video, stating, “‘GoFast’ was actually explained at the NASA panel. They did a really nice job of pulling that apart.” Yet after I highlighted the study’s glaring errors to Kirkpatrick, he told me, “I haven’t looked at NASA’s analysis.”
For the former director of the U.S. government’s UAP analysis office to be so ill-informed about the most recognizable UAP footage in the world (which led, in no small part, to the creation of his office) is, quite simply, stunning.
This, of course, is yet further evidence that the three well-known U.S. Navy UAP videos are indeed truly anomalous, as our repeatable and verifiable analyses demonstrate. The “Gimbal” analysis may be found below.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2306.08773
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Pentagon Clueless About Most Famous UFO Videos?
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