Hi Everyone, 

The latest WH release of UAP files happened Friday, and I basically spent the weekend trying to catch up. As I have been doing, I went through all of the files. Although reading through the 37 AAWSAP papers was not possible. I did read through as much of 10 or 11 as I could and did describe them in outline form. The rest look very interesting for sure. 

The videos once again: interesting visuals for many of them but no way to truly analyze them. Still, some of those objects do not look like any kind drones I can think of. Would like to know your thoughts. 

And of course some nice historical material from 1952. Analysis and discussion of the 1952 Tremonton Utah film and a real treat to hear over an hour of Edward Ruppelt give a presentation. 

As we all know, these releases are not disclosure. But I continue to feel they are not a waste of time either. 

This is what I wrote for YouTube:

The sixth White House UAP release gives us another batch of documents and videos to examine. Some of this material has been public for years, so we need to be clear about what is actually new. In this video, I look at the release and spend some time on the technical studies prepared for AAWSAP, including Eric Davis’s work on advanced propulsion, a fascinating discussion of quantum communication, and much more. What are they proposing? Can any of it be tested? I try to explain these ideas in language the rest of us can follow without losing what makes them interesting. I also look at the sighting material and consider what this release adds to our knowledge, and how far it takes us toward the disclosure so many people are expecting.

Download the UAP files here: https://www.war.gov/UFO/release/06/?releaseDate=Release+06&release=06

Your thoughts — at your convenience, of course! I would like to know your reaction to these files, as well as my portrayal of them. 

Richard