The Psychomanteum

News and Ruminations on UAP / NHI Disclosure.

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Tonight, we delve into a realm of mystery and intrigue—the CIA’s Office of Global Access and its alleged ties to UFO retrieval. In this world of shadows, the quest for knowledge meets the wall of secrecy. As we navigate through unconfirmed reports and elusive details, we also ponder the rigorous standards of publications like The New York Times. What truths lie behind the guarded gates of information? This discussion isn’t just about the unknown; it’s about our relentless pursuit of truth in a world brimming with more questions than answers. Stay with me, as we seek clarity in the clandestine.

Recent Activity (2024-Q1)

  • Canada’s Entry into UAP Research: The Canadian government has initiated the Sky Canada Project, aiming to explore UFO phenomena, albeit clarifying that it does not seek to prove or deny extraterrestrial life. This move positions Canada to follow in the footsteps of the United States, which has been actively studying the subject through entities like the Pentagon and NASA. Canada’s effort reflects a desire to catch up with the American advancements in UAP research and disclosure​
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  • UAP Disclosure Act of 2023: In the United States, the UAP Disclosure Act of 2023 was introduced as an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). It mandates the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) to create a UAP Records Collection, with a presumption of immediate disclosure unless classified otherwise. Inspired by the late Harry Reid, this legislation aims for transparency regarding UAP and is supported by notable political figures for its potential to bring hidden information into the public domain​​. This act mandates the disclosure of government documents related to UAP, with every government office required to identify relevant records for the UAP Records Collection. This legislation aims for transparency about UAP and non-human intelligence, moving towards declassifying government knowledge on these subjects​​.
  • David Grusch Revelations: At a private conference in NYC, David Grusch revealed he was part of a secret program that tracked & identified UAPs in Earth’s atmosphere and near-Earth orbit. He also mentioned that the US is in possession of a 40ft UAP that internally expands to the size of a football field and hinted at the possibility of a US adversary considering full disclosure to get ahead of the US government​
  • “Jellyfish UFO” Footage: Jeremy Corbell released new UAP footage in a 3-part documentary produced by TMZ, showcasing a “Jellyfish UFO” captured by the US military over a sensitive facility in Iraq. Corbell highlighted the UAP’s ability to descend into water and exit at high speeds, adding credibility to the complex behaviors associated with these phenomena​​.
  • Jeremy Corbell’s Assertions: Corbell stated that the U.S. government and defense contractors possess multiple undamaged, functional non-human crafts and have been exploiting them for derivative technologies, prioritizing U.S. weapons advancement. Despite these allegations, the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) and the Department of Defense have not confirmed the existence of programs related to the possession or reverse-engineering of extraterrestrial materials​
  • The Sol Foundation’s Public Engagement: Videos from the Sol Foundation’s inaugural symposium were released, showcasing a diverse approach to UAP research, covering everything from science to sociology. The Foundation aims to foster a comprehensive dialogue on UAP, integrating a variety of academic perspectives and addressing the complexities surrounding UAP experiences and research​​​
  • Garry Nolan’s Anomalous Health Incident Research: Nolan has explored unusual health conditions in government personnel, leading to discoveries about the brain’s caudate putamen region and its connection to Havana Syndrome. His work extends to broader questions of anomalous perception and consciousness, aiming to apply scientific rigor to the study of UAP-related phenomena​​​​.
  • New Developments with Steve-O: In a podcast episode, Jeremy Corbell discussed the recent surge in UAP sightings, emphasizing the quality and credibility of the footage and images released. He stressed the importance of protecting sources while maintaining accuracy in his work, highlighting the challenge of distinguishing legitimate footage from potential fabrications​​.
  • David Grusch’s Revelations:
  • Jeremy Corbell’s Documentary and Allegations:
  • The Sol Foundation’s Public Engagement:
  • Garry Nolan’s Anomalous Health Incident Research:
  • Lue Elizondo’s Recent Comments:
  • Legislative Developments (Schumer Amendment):
  • DoD’s Interaction with Luis Elizondo:

2023 Summary:

  • As we stand on the precipice of understanding, the mysterious workings of the CIA’s Office of Global Access beckon us closer to the cosmic truth. The tantalizing prospects of disclosure and the interdimensional potentialities it brings are more than just fodder for late-night musings; they are a beacon of hope for those yearning to understand our place in the vast, star-studded expanse. Amidst whispers of gods returned and beings beyond our comprehension, we inch ever closer to perhaps the most profound revelation in human history. Let us not shy away from the unknown but instead embrace the possibility that we are on the cusp of a new era, one where the veils of secrecy are lifted, and the universe greets us with wonders untold.
  • The OGA, wrapped in secrecy, is said to be the CIA’s key to unlocking extraterrestrial encounters, yet concrete details are as elusive as the phenomena they pursue. Meanwhile, The New York Times, a bastion of journalism, adheres to strict guidelines ensuring accuracy and integrity, filtering what reaches the public eye. As we connect the dots between speculative claims and stringent media standards, the narrative beco
  • Unknown Country: A clandestine office within the CIA, the OGA is reportedly responsible for retrieving UFOs that have crashed outside of the United States for the past two decades [❞].
  • BNN Network: The OGA has been operating since 2003, coordinating the retrieval of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) from crash sites across the globe [❞].
  • NewsNationNow: A report claims the CIA’s central role in UFO retrieval involves sending U.S. special forces to pick up UFO material for private aerospace companies to study [❞].
  • News18: This source also mentions that the OGA has retrieved several crashed UFOs worldwide, based on information from multiple anonymous sources [❞].

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