Burlison is serious. He's also annoyed at Elizando, for being evasive about TTSA / Hillary in 2016 as a vehicle for disclosure supported by some shady elements of Legacy.
The Internet is changing the calculations here.
I'm honestly quite flattered, but no, I have not been tasked with an official congressionally appointed position.
— Gerb (@UAPGERB) October 26, 2026
If called upon I would serve; however, I can think of a long list of people far more credentialed and appropriate than me. @pavelibarrameda has reported that this… https://t.co/PWO9QI9tDY
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In the United States, Nuclear Regulatory Commission records (released via FOIA) document dozens of drone incursions or sightings over or near nuclear facilities from 2024 into 2026around 67 reports involving 28 sites across 17 states (examples include Diablo Canyon, River Bend, Three Mile Island, Indian Point, and multiple Illinois plants). Many occurred at night; none identified operators, and all were listed as "Closed Unresolved." These raised security concerns and prompted temporary flight restrictions in some cases, but there are no reports of resulting plant shutdowns, damage, or operational changes.
BREAKING: Jersey Airport says flights have been prevented from landing for a second night after disruption caused by drone sightings.https://t.co/7ImS8w6pRx
— Sky News (@SkyNews) October 31, 2026
📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233 and YouTube pic.twitter.com/sKefWpMmtt
I don't know if the New Jersey "drones" we're hearing about right now are a seasonal re-occurrence of the ones we saw a couple years back, but I wrote a thread on this in December of 2024 that went INSANE. 23 million views on the first post alone.
— Steve Skojec (@SteveSkojec) November 1, 2026
So here's a refresher: https://t.co/LTcy4iOcJQ
Nearly 1 in 5 Americans say they have seen a UFO, according to CBS News polling.
— CBS Sunday Morning 🌞 (@CBSSunday) November 1, 2026
Finding evidence of aliens and Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena — or UAPs — would be “the greatest discovery in human history,” Dr. Matthew Szydagis, a physics professor, says.
Luke Burbank looks… pic.twitter.com/HQhtVY6Rfo
JUST IN: U.S. Space Force declares the region around the Moon a "warfighting domain," considering plans to launch 5 military satellites by 2029.
— Polymarket (@Polymarket) November 3, 2026

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A legitimate possibility on why NHI look so much like us https://t.co/tw7TuiW2Ef
— Post Disclosure World (@PostDisclosure) November 4, 2026
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And I fully agree with Eric here and have emphasized this point over the years. It seems absurd to me That two arm, two legs would have primacy. I mean look at the variety of forms evolution was trialing during the Cambrian era (the so-called Cambrian explosion where genetic modules had become sufficiently complex to test hundreds of archetypes).
The only common motif that I might expect would be all the major sensory organs as close as possible to the processing center or whatever amounts to a brain. Faster response time to danger.
So why tetrapodal architecture??
Well, if you as an intelligent species happen upon a planet not to your standards of ecology from where you originated, what might you do? If you were sufficiently advanced, you might sample the local genetics (DNA or otherwise) and synthesize/customize yourselves to be able to withstand local gravity, air, and food sources. If you wanted to interact with the natives at some level you might at least TRY not to look like some terrifying 9 armed fanged monster from the black lagoon.
What we might be seeing is exactly that a design meant to work on Earth. On another planet in another solar system that had a different atmosphere, and the dominant species had a different form or metabolism, again you adapt to native archetypes and genetics.
Maybe someone great at AI could run a model and see what architectures make sense By evolving an ecosystem from the ground up…
I say this with all due respect. A lot of people in the IC saw the email thread with you (and other DOD contractors) being shown things that you and the rest acknowledged weren't us and don't know what or where they are from.
— Dylan Borland (@TheDylanBorland) November 6, 2026
I'll let the people that went to you tell that one. https://t.co/VPCVo3syEX