


UAP Disclosure Options Available for the U.S. Congress in 2026
As interest in Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) continues on a strong and steady growth, the members of Congress in 2026 have several key options for enhancing UAP disclosure and transparency. These approaches can help inform the public, ensure national security, and pro
UAP Disclosure Options Available for the U.S. Congress in 2026
As interest in Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) continues on a strong and steady growth, the members of Congress in 2026 have several key options for enhancing UAP disclosure and transparency. These approaches can help inform the public, ensure national security, and promote enhanced scientific inquiry about UAPs. Truthfully, we should expect more from these elected officials than what we saw last year!
Each of these options will present unique benefits and challenges, but can they collectively offer a comprehensive framework for responsible UAP disclosure in 2026? The effects we will create in this new year will be determined by the choices our nation leaders select.

Non-Human The Rendlesham Forest UFO Incidents: Forty-Two Years of Denialtells the hugely complicated story of what is now considered to be the second most famous UFO case in history after Roswell in 1947. Gary Heseltine is a former police detective and UFO investigator and researcher. He has used his skills to re-investigate the case literally from day one after the events had taken place. With over five years of research, he has examined virtually everything ever published about the case, and in the process has discovered a wealth of material. Much of which has not featured widely in the public domain, and he lays out the 'true context' around it for you, the public to read. In addition, he has collected explosive new witness testimony from many of the military personnel who were involved in the various incidents that took place, both in the forest, and on the bases in the last days of December 1980. He has also obtained amazing new military testimony from a previously unknown witness that is presented in the book for the very first time. Non-Human also delves deep into the murky 'politics' world of the Rendlesham Forest Incident, and presents information that suggests that the narrative of the case may have been 'controlled' by a small number of people for over a quarter of a century. The author also makes the argument, that both the military and governments of the UK and the US, have downplayed the true significance of the case since it became known. Non-Human lays out the best evidence for the public to see collectively for the very first time. Let the evidence fall where it falls.

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A real UFO photo usually comes with contextmultiple witnesses, a clear timeline, original files with intact metadata, and consistency with radar or other sensor data. Fake images fall apart fast: they’re often over-sharpened, lack scale or reference points, reuse old hoaxes, or appear without a verifiable source just a dramatic story and no trail.
People spread fake UFO material for the same reason tabloids always have: attention, control of the narrative, or money. In ufology, mystery is currency confusion keeps clicks coming, discredits serious cases, and ensures that when something truly unexplained appears, it’s buried under noise instead of examined.

In the early 1950s, ufology really took shape as a public phenomenon.
After the 1947 Roswell incident and Kenneth Arnold’s flying saucer sighting, reports of strange objects in the sky exploded. The Korean War and the start of the Cold War added fear and urgency people wondered if UFOs were Soviet technology, secret U.S. aircraft, or something non human.
The U.S. Air Force responded with investigations like Project Sign (1948) and Project Grudge (1949), which were cautious but skeptical. In 1952, things peaked when UFOs were reported over Washington, D.C., prompting press conferences and public panic. That led to Project Blue Book, aiming to calm the public and explain sightings as weather balloons, aircraft, or misidentifications—though not everyone was convinced.
By the mid-50s, ufology split into two paths: official debunking and civilian researchers who believed something extraordinary was being hidden. That divide still defines the field today.

Throughout the history of ufology, especially from the 1950s onward, sensational tabloid-style publications weekly papers, supermarket headlines, and later online click-driven outlets—have played a major role in muddying the waters. Their business model depends on shock, fear, and novelty, not accuracy. UFO stories were perfect: mysterious, hard to disprove, and emotionally charged. By exaggerating sightings, inventing “insider sources,” or blending real cases with outright fiction, these outlets guaranteed attention and sales, even if the information was false or misleading.
The damage was twofold. First, it discredited legitimate researchers and witnesses by surrounding real, unresolved cases with absurd claims. Second, it created a public perception that all UFO reporting was unreliable, making serious inquiry easier to dismiss. Whether driven by profit, influence, or simple notoriety, these publications helped turn ufology into a cultural sideshow one where truth became harder to separate from entertainment, and skepticism became the default response.

Greene County, Pennsylvania is a remarkable place with an untold and equally remarkable history that include trues stories of the unexplained. Much of that history is skewed by opinion, theory, philosophy, dogma, attitude, and values: in other words, politics. We're constantly surrounded by spirit world entities which we either cannot see, refuse to see, or only catch glimpses of. The spirit world has become a prepackaged commodity, and there is a "keeping up with the paranormal Joneses" mentality that requires expensive gadgets and travel to research or experience the unknown. Like food on the table, the spirit world is best experienced locally. Return to Greene County, Pennsylvania with Haunted Hills and Hollows author Kevin Paul for more stories of high strangeness from the southwest corner of the Keystone State. Haunted buildings and bridges, mysterious lights within buildings and in the skies, frightening cryptids, time slips, disclosure, and more. Eyewitness accounts, personal experiences, retrocognition, intuitive exploration, and old fashioned leg work provide readers another look into Greene County's liminal spaces and the common thread that may tie it all together


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