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Pentagon Official Hopes UFO’s are of “Alien Origin” Rather than “Foreign-Made”
Retiring Physicist Sean Kirkpatrick confides his fears to Politico

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A retiring chief of a Pentagon office tasked with investigating unidentified flying object (UFO) activity told Politico that he believes such activity originates from extraterrestrials or foreign nations.

After serving the federal government for the past 18 years, physicist Sean Kirkpatrick, who currently serves as the head of the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO), has decided to take early retirement.

Kirkpatrick is credited as a co-author on a draft of an academic paper that was published online after it was discovered to have been stolen. The paper makes the hypothesis that the unidentified objects that AARO is investigating might actually be alien probes investigating Earth.

If confirmed to be accurate, Kirkpatrick told Politico that it would be a positive development because, if it’s not alien activity, it indicates a much larger issue.

In the Politico interview, Kirkpatrick stated, “If we don’t prove it’s aliens, then what we’re finding is evidence of other people doing stuff in our backyard, and that’s not good.” This would imply that the objects are foreign-made.

Emmy-Winning Investigative Journalist Who Exposed Pentagon Cover-up Missing Since April

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James Gordan Meek, a 52-year-old Emmy-winning journalist for ABC News, went missing shortly after the FBI raided his Arlington penthouse back in April of this year.

Meek had just produced a documentary for Hulu called “3212 Unredacted” detailing a 2017 coverup by the Pentagon of the deaths of US Special Forces personnel in Niger.

A “lightning raid” was conducted on Meeks home after a search warrant was approved by a federal magistrate judge in the Virginia Eastern District Court, according to reports from the Rolling Stone and the New York Post.

“If agents got hold of Meek’s records, the move would have had to have been approved by US Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco.” The New York Post reported.

Meek’s attorneys accused the US Government of leaking information to the Rolling Stone.

“The allegations in your inquiry are troubling for a different reason: They appear to come from a source inside the government,” Meek’s attorney Eugene Gorokhov told Rolling Stone. “It is highly inappropriate, and illegal, for individuals in the government to leak information about an ongoing investigation.”

“We hope that the DOJ promptly investigates the source of this leak.”

Meek’s last public statement was in the form of a tweet on April 27 – His colleagues at ABC said Meek “fell off the face of the earth.”

The New York Post reported:

An Emmy Award-winning ABC News journalist who broke several high-profile national security and terrorism-related stories has gone missing since the FBI reportedly seized classified information from his laptop during a raid on his Virginia home, according to published reports.

James Gordon Meek, a 52-year-old investigative reporter and producer of Hulu’s acclaimed documentary “3212 Un-redacted,” has not been seen in public since heavily armed federal agents raided his penthouse apartment in Arlington in April, according to Rolling Stone.

The magazine cited “sources familiar with the matter” as saying that federal agents found classified information on Meek’s laptop computer.

“If such documents exist, as claimed, this would be within the scope of his long career as an investigative journalist covering government wrongdoing,” the attorney told Rolling Stone in a statement.

It is unclear which news story prompted the federal government to set its sights on Meek, whose groundbreaking reporting on the 2017 Pentagon coverup of the deaths of US servicemen in Niger served as the basis for the Hulu documentary.

Meek’s whereabouts are unknown. Before working for ABC News, he also covered national security for the New York Daily News.

The Post has sought comment from ABC News and the FBI. The Justice Department declined to comment.

A spokesperson for Disney-owned ABC News told Rolling Stone: “He resigned very abruptly and hasn’t worked for us for months.”

Phone calls to Meek’s family went unanswered.