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The author’s retelling of the Roswell Incident contains a high number of inaccuracies, suggesting a lack of thorough research. In the very first paragraph, she incorrectly refers to Mack Brazel as “Mac Brazel,” failing to acknowledge the well-established fact that his name was Mack, not Mac. The description of the debris field is attributed to […]

In a recent article published in the Intercept, national security reporter Ken Klippenstein has come under fire for what many are calling a hit piece. The article aims to discredit David Grusch, whose sworn testimony in front of a House Sub-Committee on UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) challenged the established narrative that UAPs are fictitious and […]

In a recent editorial on CNN, Jason Colavito expresses his skepticism towards the UFO phenomenon and criticizes the Congress for being too credulous. However, upon closer examination, it becomes evident that Colavito’s argument is flawed and misinformed. Colavito’s editorial starts off by questioning the credibility of the author, suggesting that they may be a Russian […]

In the summer of 1947, a young girl named Frankie Rowe had an encounter that would forever change her life. Frankie, who lived in Roswell, New Mexico, happened to visit her father at the fire station where he worked. Little did she know that she would witness something extraordinary – a piece of metal with […]