CIA’s Secret Email Network with UFO Influencers Exposed
Exciting news emerged yesterday from VETTED, revealing a covert email network involving CIA scientists Jack Sarfatti and Ron Pandolfi, who have been communicating with numerous figures in the UFO community. Watch here.
- In this email loop, Ron Pandolfi claimed that the infamous Tic Tac video is fake, originating from a German documentary that Elizondo shared with Mellon in a Pentagon parking lot.
What’s particularly concerning is the motivation behind these two CIA scientists reaching out to the UFO community. Recall Corbell’s statement about a forthcoming lie regarding a spaceship headed to Earth; Kelly Chase noted that she witnessed insiders recruiting UFO podcasters, using a narrative involving the year 2027.
I suspect that Kelly is referencing this very mailing loop.
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Additionally, James Iandoli mentioned in the same VETTED video that Ron Pandolfi has been the primary handler for Greer at the CIA, providing him with data since the 1990s. According to James, Greer has been seen reading Pandolfi’s emails on YouTube and accepted his protection back in the 90s when he noticed that individuals were disappearing.
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Interestingly, CIA’s John Ramirez cited the year 2027 and mentioned that the CIA was unhappy with him for disclosing the date. Watch here
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Ron Pandolfi shared some extraordinary claims with Grant Cameron, similar to those made by Tim Taylor, including stories about portals and the idea that his wife came from one.
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Greer also told Danny Jones that he was responsible for “red pilling” Admiral Wilson about the UFO topic during a meeting with Edgar Mitchell at his home. It’s noteworthy that the Wilson Memo originated from Mitchell’s residence. Learn more
Piecing all this together, it seems there’s a CIA connection at play: Ron Pandolfi sends Greer to enlighten Wilson, who subsequently investigates Lockheed Martin, eventually leading to the revelation of an unusual Egg Craft to the DIA—an egg reportedly brought to Lockheed by the CIA back in the 1950s.
This leads us to the egg’s significance. If the Lockheed egg is merely a CIA decoy without propulsion, as Eric Davis suggested, we could be in serious trouble—similar to the situation with the Ross egg, which also raises suspicion. Furthermore, Barber is also under scrutiny. However, if the egg is genuine, it could lead to meaningful disclosure. The troubling part is that Ross claimed a high-ranking Pentagon official approved his Egg/Barber narrative.
- In other developments, Lue Elizondo is constructing a bunker in Wyoming; when questioned, he cited storm preparations as the reason. Watch here
These points lead me to two potential theories:
I. The CIA has been orchestrating a Blue Beam-style deception for quite some time, which seems imminent. Lue is investing real money to further this narrative with his bunker, while CIA operatives manipulate the thoughts of UFO influencers through confidential email loops. I’m also wary of former UFO enthusiast Ratcliff going dark after becoming CIA director.
II. There may indeed be bizarre portals and egg phenomena, with something significant set to emerge between April 2026 and 2027.
What do you think?
This post raises a lot of interesting points and theories regarding the CIA’s involvement in the UFO community, as well as the ongoing discussions surrounding alleged extraterrestrial technology. Here’s a breakdown of some key elements to consider:
Email Loop and Influencers: The existence of a secret email loop involving CIA scientists and UFO influencers is notable. If true, it suggests a coordinated effort to manage narratives within the UFO community. This could either be a way to direct public discourse or manage the spread of information, especially if the claims about misinformation are accurate.
Tic Tac Video: The assertion that the Tic Tac video is fake and linked to a documentary raises questions about the authenticity of UFO-related footage. If credible sources within the CIA are stating these videos are fabricated, it could undermine the credibility of other UFO evidence.
Recruitment of Podcasters: The idea that insiders are recruiting influencers to disseminate certain narratives is concerning. This could indicate a deliberate strategy to shape public perception, utilizing trusted voices within the community to convey specific messages.
Greer and Pandolfi’s Role: If Ron Pandolfi is indeed a significant figure in relation to Steven Greer and his claims, it raises questions about the validity of Greer’s presentations and narratives. The connection between them could suggest a longstanding relationship designed to introduce particular ideas or information into public discourse.
The 2027 Date: The mention of significant events or disclosures expected between 2026 and 2027, as indicated by various sources, adds an element of urgency to the discussion. It’s worth considering whether these proclamations are genuine insights or strategic misdirection.
Theories on Disclosure: Your theories — that the CIA could be playing a long game with disinformation (possibly akin to Project Blue Beam) or that there are actual phenomena related to portals and extraterrestrial technology — represent two diverging but compelling possibilities. Both merit thorough investigation, though the implications of each are quite different.
Lue Elizondo’s Bunker: The mention of Lue building a bunker indicates he may be preparing for something he perceives as significant. While it could be related to personal safety, it could also symbolize a belief in potential upcoming events within the UFO narrative.
Overall, it’s essential to discern between speculation and verifiable information. While conspiracy theories abound in the UFO community, they often stem from genuine curiosity and a desire for accountability. Engaging critically with these claims, seeking evidence, and remaining open to multiple scenarios can lead to a deeper understanding of these complex topics.