'Is It Multiple Types Of Creatures?': Burlison Presses Witness On DoD's 'Possession' Of Alien Bodies

Summary

In a tense exchange, a government official discusses the ongoing mystery surrounding non-human phenomena and the U.S. government's efforts to collect and study materials of unknown origin. Key topics include the potential existence of biologics and UFOs, government secrecy, and the challenges in securing and transferring recovered materials. Despite acknowledging the possibility of non-human technology, the official is limited in what can be disclosed due to security protocols. The conversation touches on the historical context of these investigations and the ongoing struggles for transparency in the investigation of these anomalies.

Takeaways

• 😀 There was a failed attempt to collect material of unknown origin during the 1950s, as mentioned by Mr. Burleson.
• 😀 Aerospace contractor Bigelow Aerospace was involved in the process of collecting materials related to unidentified phenomena, but faced challenges in divesting them.
• 😀 Lockheed Martin, Bigelow Aerospace, and the CIA were linked to discussions about transferring recovered material, but the transfer was blocked.
• 😀 Mr. Burleson indicates that material was collected in the past, but no clear official documentation or action was taken to complete the transfer.
• 😀 The possibility of retrieving and accessing non-human origin materials remains uncertain, as it depends on decisions made within the US government.
• 😀 Mr. Burleson suggests that the current leadership in the newly formed All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) may be better positioned to address these issues.
• 😀 The existence of biologics (potentially non-human biological samples) is acknowledged, but the details about them are vague and were collected before Mr. Burleson's time.
• 😀 The conversation about the recovery of bodies or biological entities was discussed during Mr. Burleson's tenure at the Pentagon but not in detail.
• 😀 Communication with non-human entities is ambiguous, as 'communication' may refer to both verbal and non-verbal interactions, such as military engagements with unidentified objects.
• 😀 Mr. Burleson stresses that there are technological advancements or insights that could potentially come from recovered materials, but he is not authorized to discuss specific details due to security clearance restrictions.

Q & A

What was the purpose of the program that Mr. Burleson is discussing?

The program discussed by Mr. Burleson, which was referenced as 'ASSAP,' aimed to collect material of unknown origin, likely related to unidentified aerial phenomena or other unexplained objects.

What happened to the material collected by the aerospace contractor in the 1950s?

The aerospace contractor requested to divest itself of the material collected in the 1950s, but the divestment did not occur, and the material was never transferred as intended.

Which companies were involved in the discussions around the material collected in the 1950s?

The companies mentioned in the discussion were Lockheed Martin and Bigelow Aerospace. There was a reported transfer between these companies and involvement with the CIA.

Why was the transfer of the material blocked according to Mr. Burleson?

The transfer was blocked because a required memo from the Secretary of the Air Force was never issued, preventing the transfer of the material despite other discussions within the Pentagon.

Who would have had the authority to approve the transfer of the material?

The transfer would have required a memo from the Secretary of the Air Force. Later, Mr. Burleson attempted to get approval from the Secretary of Defense, James Mattis.

Could Mr. Burleson provide details about non-human origin materials in an open hearing?

No, Mr. Burleson stated that he would not be able to discuss specifics about non-human origin materials in an open hearing due to the sensitive nature of the information.

Would Mr. Burleson be able to share information about non-human biologics in a secure setting?

Mr. Burleson suggested that in a secure setting, it might be possible to access certain information related to non-human biologics, but this decision would be up to the 'gatekeepers' within the U.S. government.

What does Mr. Burleson know about the recovery of biologics related to the program?

Mr. Burleson is aware of reports about the recovery of biologics, though he clarified that his focus was more on physical aspects such as materials and their interactions, rather than medical or biological details.

Was there any discussion about possession of non-human bodies during Mr. Burleson's tenure?

Yes, there was discussion about the possession of non-human bodies, though Mr. Burleson could not provide specifics due to the information predating his involvement. He mentioned that these discussions occurred prior to his time at the Pentagon.

Has there been any communication with non-human life forms according to Mr. Burleson?

Yes, Mr. Burleson affirmed that there had been communication, but he clarified that it was non-verbal, such as the interactions between military personnel and unidentified objects in controlled U.S. airspace.