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Avi Loeb has been told by a Lockheed Martin executive that they had UFO retrieval programs
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Avi Loeb has been told by a Lockheed Martin executive that they had UFO retrieval programs

Avi Loeb, the leader of Trump’s UAP Science Advisory Council, revealed on Congressman Eric Burlison’s (R-MO) podcast “Fresh Freedom” that an executive of the $137 billion military contractor Lockheed Martin claimed the company operated a crashed-UFO retrieval program.

“I had a [former] high level executive from Lockheed Martin visit my home and I asked him, ‘Is there any truth to these claims?’ And he said ‘It’s not wrong,'” Loeb revealed on the podcast.

Loeb claims retrieved tech would be enough to prove humans are not the only intelligent beings on Earth — and believes private corporations are ready to participate in the Trump administration’s disclosure effort.

Source: Article by the New York Post

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u/Pure-Contact7322 — 10 hours ago
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NYT Journalist Leslie Kean - Dave Grusch has revealed that he has personally witnessed photographs of recovered UFOs - "Lenticular discs, crescent moon shaped craft, flattened sunfish, egg shaped crafts & boomerangs" - Grusch also got interviewed by Jake Tapper on CNN on Monday. Interview out soon.

u/TommyShelbyPFB — 5 days ago
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Structured map of UAP Gerb’s VOL.2 on alleged UFO crash retrieval secrecy

How would a UAP legacy program actually stay hidden? UAP Gerb’s new video is basically a 3+ hour theory of the security architecture

UAP Gerb’s latest deep dive, Special Access Required - the Secrecy of UFO Crash Retrieval Programs [VOL.2], is not really about a single crash case, witness, or sighting.

It’s an attempt to map the alleged machinery that would make long-term secrecy possible: SAPs, waived/unacknowledged compartments, DOE classification channels, Atomic Energy Act authorities, NSC-linked programs, contractor infrastructure, program-protection offices, and narrative-management efforts.

Whether you buy Gerb’s full theory or not, I think the episode is useful because it focuses on a question that comes up constantly in this subject:

If crash retrieval / reverse-engineering programs exist, what would the hiding mechanism actually look like?

Some of the major threads he gets into:

- why SAPs and “need to know” access matter
- how content-only SAPs are alleged to reduce the normal budget/reporting footprint
- why DOE and Atomic Energy Act secrecy come up so often in legacy-program discussions
- how SAPOC / Senior Review Group structures are alleged to gatekeep access
- how contractors, IRAD, FFRDCs, and national labs fit into the theory
- why AARO and ATIP are framed in the video as competing narrative-control layers
- how whistleblower retaliation and administrative pressure are alleged to preserve secrecy

We pulled the episode apart into entities, source-attributed claims, and timeline entries here:

https://probed.space/items/8209ebfc-4b26-487d-931e-155a84de7514

u/ProbedSpace — 13 days ago