PENTAGON UFO SKEPTIC KICKED INTO STRATOSPHERE!
Honcho packs bags after turning blind eye to evidence of aliens
PENTAGON UFO chief Sean Kirkpatrick is leaving his position after vehemently insisting aliens aren’t real despite a damning avalanche of proof, say critics, in a shocking shakeup at the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) — the Department of Defense silo tasked with tracking the ominous crafts buzzing our nation’s skies!
Sources snitch the embattled physicist’s departure from AARO — which is slated for year’s end — follows months of controversy that left the division with egg on its face! Pundits have charged the former CIA officer dutifully perpetuated the government’s decades-long whitewash of UFOs and concealed data suggesting otherworldly ETs routinely visit our planet!
Lisa Fine — author of an online petition calling for Kirkpatrick’s removal, which garnered almost 2,000 signatures — fumes the federal official “repeatedly lied to the American people about a lack of evidence concerning UFOs!”
Meanwhile, a lawyer working with several informants, who have come forward with astounding claims about unidentified aerial phenomena, says his clients don’t “trust and never did trust Sean!”
Despite his critics, a Department of Defense spokesman said, “Dr. Kirkpatrick has over 27 years of distinguished public service to the Department of Defense and the U.S. Intelligence Community, and was selected as the director for his demonstrated leadership abilities and scientific and analytical expertise.”
Still, one veteran UFO hunter sneers, “Kirkpatrick was brought on to parrot the top brass’ long-standing position that aliens don’t exist and are not coming to our world.”
The scientist has been AARO’s director since its launch in early 2022 and in some ways presided over a period of unprecedented military candor concerning UFOs, sources squeal. Kirkpatrick publicly revealed service members are observing odd “metallic orbs” all over the world and conceded some were capable of “very interesting apparent maneuvers.”
AARO also collected details on more than 800 close encounters from military pilots and personnel, and instituted formalized means for them to report unusual aerial sightings!
But the bureaucrat also testified before a Senate subcommittee, claiming none of the hundreds of mysterious UFOs detected by the military over the last 27 years are alien in origin!
He added there was
“no credible evidence” of “extraterrestrial activity, offworld technology or objects that defy the known laws of physics!”
Kirkpatrick also notably sparred with former spook David Grusch over claims the whistleblower made concerning top-secret Department of Defense programs devoted to recovering downed alien craft. Grusch says Kirkpatrick lied about efforts to investigate his claims, but his rival calls the accusations “insulting.”
The UFO hunter says the public shouldn’t expect any more candor from Kirkpatrick’s successor.
“He was a sacrificial lamb who was jettisoned the moment the heat got too intense,” spills the source. “But people aren’t going to accept it anymore. The cat is out of the bag. They want answers and truth — not more cover-ups!”