I'm wondering if "Legacy Program" is indeed a real program but it's not about reverse engineering alien technology but instead about obfuscating highly classified programs with paranormal and alien stories.
For example, CIA Dr. Kit Green wrote this report on his analysis of injuries suffered by people at Skinwalker ranch. All of the data points very clearly to human-made EMP effects. Yet in the same report he inserts the conjecture that it's probably "the phenomenon" mimicking humans and human-made tech to hurt people on the ranch. He provides no evidence to this claim but there it is commingled with a credible medical assessment from an expert in directed energy.
There is a long history of CIA affiliated figures and "whistleblowers" reframing data and telling paranormal stories (Kit Green, Hal Putoff, Jim Semivan, John Ramirez, John Brennan, etc). So as a journalist how do you pull apart whether they are just reframing what their own program was about?
by the way it sounds like Jake Barber is involved in a company called "Greyman Group LLC" with a possible CIA agent. The company owns a very advanced autonomous Blackhawk helicopter. He's also affiliated with an LLC that shares an address with Devin Nunes. https://youtu.be/_9l3QjwGhZw?si=aXQbSHK7OTwZlkxz
The video has the source of the research. Uncanny Expeditions is a YouTube channel that witnessed the Blackhawk in person and traced it back to Barber. He also found the Nunes connection in public records.
I'm wondering if "Legacy Program" is indeed a real program but it's not about reverse engineering alien technology but instead about obfuscating highly classified programs with paranormal and alien stories.
For example, CIA Dr. Kit Green wrote this report on his analysis of injuries suffered by people at Skinwalker ranch. All of the data points very clearly to human-made EMP effects. Yet in the same report he inserts the conjecture that it's probably "the phenomenon" mimicking humans and human-made tech to hurt people on the ranch. He provides no evidence to this claim but there it is commingled with a credible medical assessment from an expert in directed energy.
Here's the report: https://www.war.gov/medialink/ufo/sept-18/release-06/assets/DOW-UAP-D128_AAWSAP-DIRD-Anomalous-Acute-and-Subacute-Field-Effects-on-Human-Biological-Tissues-March-11-2010.pdf
There is a long history of CIA affiliated figures and "whistleblowers" reframing data and telling paranormal stories (Kit Green, Hal Putoff, Jim Semivan, John Ramirez, John Brennan, etc). So as a journalist how do you pull apart whether they are just reframing what their own program was about?
I think the scenario you posit is a live possibility.
I think the best way for me to figure it out is to keep reporting and keep picking away at it
by the way it sounds like Jake Barber is involved in a company called "Greyman Group LLC" with a possible CIA agent. The company owns a very advanced autonomous Blackhawk helicopter. He's also affiliated with an LLC that shares an address with Devin Nunes. https://youtu.be/_9l3QjwGhZw?si=aXQbSHK7OTwZlkxz
Thanks. This is helpful. I saw the reporting about Nunes advising Trump on this issue but his people declined my interview request
The video has the source of the research. Uncanny Expeditions is a YouTube channel that witnessed the Blackhawk in person and traced it back to Barber. He also found the Nunes connection in public records.