Author: nick

Date of sighting: Aug 23, 2026Location of sighting: Riverdale, Illinois, USASource: NUFORCWatching this eyewitness video I can see three UFOs clearly moving across the sky, all of which look to be black orbs. The eyewitness stated that they were shape shifting and yes, when I put part of the video into slow motion it does appear to change shape…more like a plasmoid orb, but I have never see plasmoid orbs that were black before. This is something rare and unique in the UFO field…such video is proof that these aliens have technology that can transform the shape of the UFOs…

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James Marc Leas, Cancel the F-35. On January 7, 2027, Vermont’s next governor can end a grave injustice. The next governor possesses the constitutional authority to order an immediate halt to the F-35 training flights operating from Burlington International Airport (BTV). This is a legal, moral, and public health imperative, grounded in facts the U.S. Air Force itself provided. The Harm Is Authoritatively Documented and Undeniable The Air Force’s own 2013 Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) is unambiguous and its damning. It reveals that training with F-35 jets amidst the city neighborhoods surrounding the runway at Burlington International Airport exposes 6,663…

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Date of discovery: Aug 29, 2026Location of discovery: Nellis AFB, Nevada, USADate of photo: June 25, 1065NASA photo: https://images.nasa.gov/details/EC68-1982Guys, I’m not sure why I was looking through this index, but I am sure I was looking for anomalies that were overlooked by NASA editors who airbrush things out. I found a few interesting photos, but this one felt different and intrigued my curiosity…then I saw the date…and tied it into the year Charles Hall a friend of mine, who started working at the Tall White base road dead end area in…you got it…1965. This photo revealed to me that there is…

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 Dr. Avi Loeb is an astrophysicist at Harvard University. Nobody is questioning his credentials as an astrophysicist, but his penchant for jumping to wild conclusions about UFOs (UAPs) has made him something of a joke among serious astronomers. In 2025 the interstellar object 3I-ATLAS entered our solar system from the depths of interstellar space. Dr. Loeb started saying that it might be an interstellar spacecraft, perhaps sent to check up on earth? He co-authored a paper which said,As largely a pedagogical exercise, in this paper we present additional analysis into the astrodynamics of 3I/ATLAS, and hypothesize that this object could be…

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Earlier this summer, while reading Skipping School: A History of American Homeschooling and How It Went Mainstream by historian Dixie Dillon Lane, I wrote the following note in the margins: “Will opposition to homeschooling become a luxury belief domiciled among elites?” At the time, the note was just a hasty thought scribbled down with no particular examples of elite opposition sticking out in my mind. Then, on July 14, I’ve Had It podcast hosts Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan handed me such an example on a silver platter.  “What I have absolutely f—ing had it with is watching some of…

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At a steel plant in his hometown of Middletown, Ohio last week, J.D. Vance invoked the memory of a “great Southern populist.”  “His name was Huey Long,” the vice president said, “and he once said ‘Every Man a King’ was the goal of his political program.”  Noting that Long—the Depression-era Louisiana governor and U.S. senator popularly known as the Kingfish—was “an interesting guy, kind of a crazy guy,” Vance connected his program with the Trump administration’s agenda: But no man is a king if their castle is under siege by criminals. No man is a king if they can’t take…

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At 4:53 PM, Kabul time, on August 29, 2021—while Americans were enduring a putrid summer hunkered down at home amid Covid’s “Delta wave”—a U.S. unmanned drone (then a relatively unheard-of technology) bombarded a 1996 white Toyota Corolla. United States Central Command (CENTCOM) killed 10 people, including seven children.  It was a mistake. That September, CENTCOM’s jefe de jefes Frank McKenzie told reporters in Washington, “We now assess that it is unlikely that the vehicle and those who died were associated with [Islamic State – Khorasan Province] or were a direct threat to U.S. forces.” McKenzie continued, “I offer my profound…

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