Robertson Panel

Pursue UAP Release #6 - The UFO Files The Government Still Can’t Find

WeaponizedSep 25, 2026

George Knapp and Jeremy Corbell dissect the sixth government UAP release under the Pentagon's PURSUE program, arguing that most of it is old material stripped of useful data. They trace today's UFO stigma back to the CIA's 1953 Robertson Panel and the iconic 1952 Tremonton, Utah footage. They also examine official claims that the DIA cannot locate records from AAWSAP, the $22 million Pentagon UFO program linked to Skinwalker Ranch, along with Air Force OSI's failure to produce footage of a giant triangular craft over a military base.

PURSUE Tranche 6 UFO Files RELEASED | Breakdown & Reactions

Somewhere in the SkiesSep 19, 2026

Ryan Sprague reacts live to the sixth batch (tranche) of UFO files released through the Pentagon's PURSUE initiative, which includes military infrared videos, police cellphone footage, and Defense Intelligence Agency technical documents. The highlight is a newly declassified 1952 audio presentation by Captain Edward J. Ruppelt, head of Project Blue Book, in which he admits that about 20% of roughly 800 cases remained unexplained. Sprague dismisses most of the videos as poor quality but finds Ruppelt's candid discussion of the Lubbock Lights, the green fireballs, and silent disc-shaped objects historically valuable.

What Should We Tell The Children?

Need to Know (Coulthart/Zabel)Sep 6, 2026

Screenwriter and UFO author Bryce Zabel talks with former federal agent and UFO investigator Ben Hansen about a question rarely raised in disclosure debates: what should parents tell their children if the government confirms non-human intelligence is real? Drawing on Hansen's Georgetown thesis on 'black swan' crises and his years investigating child abuse cases, they look at psychological resilience, cognitive dissonance, and how young minds might absorb a sudden shift in reality. Using analogies from Lou Elizondo's footprints-in-the-house scenario to the Santa Claus 'conspiracy,' they argue parents may become the main filters of disclosure for their kids.

Whose Narrative Is It Anyway?

Need to Know (Coulthart/Zabel)Aug 2, 2026

Richard Dolan and Bryce Zabel push back on claims that Lou Elizondo is secretly running a 'controlled UFO narrative' for James Clapper, arguing that historically the government has always tried to suppress UFO interest, not promote it. They weigh who could credibly announce disclosure, from Dr. Phil to Paul McCartney, and explain why China and Russia are unlikely to go first. The conversation widens into breakaway civilizations, the suspicious revision of Edward Ruppelt's Blue Book memoir, and whether human civilization is even capable of absorbing the reality of non-human intelligence.