UFO Witnesses Reported Seeing ‘Four-Foot-Tall’ Crewmen Wearing Space Suits and Helmets, Files Reveal

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. . .Mysterious sightings of ‘three to four-foot tall’ beings decked out in space suits and helmets were reported by witnesses decades ago, newly released Pentagon files reveal.

The astonishing accounts were included in an internal FBI memo dated Oct. 19, 1966 with the subject line “Unidentified Flying Objects” — released to the public on Friday — that claims that “1965 was the year of the greatest number of UFO sightings.”

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The most shocking revelation in the memo came from a witnesses that “reported seeing crewmen who had landed from” apparent UFOs, “who are described as three and a half to four feet tall, wearing what appear to be space suits and helmets.”

The memo primarily focuses on the book “Flying Saucers – Serious Business” by Frank Edwards, which was described as a potential contributor to the growing fascination and controversy surrounding UFOs by the public at the time.

The memo details Edwards’ eerie claims that UFOs were “space vehicles sent to observe activities on earth” and stated the United States Air Force had “deliberately withheld information and given misleading explanations because it fears a mass panic by the public if the public were told the truth.”

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War-Hungry Revolutionary Guard Maintains its Grip on Iran as US Holds to Fragile Cease-Fire

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An ugly internal power struggle in Iran is muddying mediation talks with the US, as pro-war and pro-deal factions battle it out over whether Tehran should ever surrender, sources familiar with mediation efforts tell The Post.

Though Iran’s political elites — including its president, foreign minister and parliamentary speaker — have been at the center of efforts to hammer out peace terms, regional sources told The Post that it’s Iran’s military leadership that ultimately has the power to accept or reject any agreement.

“One faction there right now is at its highest point ever in its history — the IRGC,” a source told The Post. “The nationalist feeling (that comes with war) gives them the highest pedestal.”

As a military force, the IRGC’s power surges in times of conflict — and with the group at the helm, some within Tehran have an interest in seeing the war continue, sources familiar with the negotiations told The Post this week.

The split helps explain why Iran has repeatedly tested US patience — launching attacks that provoke American retaliation without fully shattering the fragile cease-fire. (Read more from “War-Hungry Revolutionary Guard Maintains its Grip on Iran as US Holds to Fragile Cease-Fire” HERE)

Maniac Released from Psych Ward Hours Before He Pushed Elderly Teacher to His Death in Subway: Cops

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A maniac repeat offender released from a psych ward after just an hour allegedly shoved an elderly man to his death down Manhattan subway steps in an unprovoked attack Thursday night — with an outraged poilce source blasting the killing as a “complete collapse” of City Hall’s approach to mental health.

Rhamell Burke — a 32-year-old serial troublemaker who has been arrested four times since February — mysteriously walked free from Bellevue Hospital about an hour after cops cuffed him and checked him in as an “emotionally disturbed person” around 3:30 p.m. Thursday, according to police.

The violent brute was released around 4:40 p.m. — and launched his fatal attack on 76-year-old stranger Ross Falzone, who worked as a teacher, at a Chelsea subway station about five hours later, while still sporting his hospital bracelet.

“This happens all the time,” a high-ranking NYPD cop told The Post Friday, slamming the tragedy as a “complete collapse” of Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s response to mental illness.

“We brought him in at 3:30 p.m. and he was released just before 5 p.m. Meanwhile, if you or I walked into Bellevue for a headache, it would take 8 hours just to be seen. NYPD uses its involuntary removal powers all the time. And they just get right out with an Advil.” (Read more from “Maniac Released from Psych Ward Hours Before He Pushed Elderly Teacher to His Death in Subway: Cops” HERE)

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OnlyFans Model Pleads Guilty After Death Of Man During Fetish Session

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OnlyFans model Michaela Rylaarsdam pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter after a man died during a fetish session.

Rylaarsdam, a 32-year-old mother of three, entered her plea under a stipulated four-year sentence in custody, People reported, citing a San Diego County District Attorney’s Office spokesperson. She was originally charged with murder following the death of 56-year-old Michael Dale. Prosecutors said law enforcement discovered him deceased after he met up with Rylaarsdam for a session. Dale allegedly paid Rylaarsdam over $11,000 for fetish play in April 2023 and requested that she wrap him in Saran wrap “like a mummy.”

Prosecutors also claimed he asked for women’s boots to be glued to his feet and for adhesive to be put into his eyes to seal them closed, according to People. Police found Dale unresponsive when they arrived at the scene with a plastic bag atop his head, plastic wrap covering his body and duct tape wrapped around his mouth, face and head, officials said.

He was later declared brain dead at the hospital and removed from life support a few days after, prosecutors said.

The medical examiner determined Dale died from asphyxiation and ruled the manner of death a homicide. The examiner also determined that the bag had allegedly been secured around his head for no less than eight minutes.

(Read more from “OnlyFans Model Pleads Guilty After Death Of Man During Fetish Session” HERE)

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CDC: Risk of Cruise Ship Hantavirus Spreading to U.S. Public Is ‘Low’

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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has classified the hantavirus outbreak on a Dutch cruise ship as “Level 3” – the lowest level of emergency activation in the agency’s hierarchy of responses.

That, according to ABC sources, signifies the risk to the general public “remains low,” though the outbreak is currently being actively monitored by the public health agency, which has also “activated” its Emergency Operations Centers in response to the threat.

Spanish authorities on Friday were preparing to receive more than 140 passengers and crew members on board a hantavirus-stricken cruise ship headed for the Canary Islands, an outbreak which has generated headlines in both the United States and Europe.

There are an estimated 17 Americans aboard the ship, CNN reported.

ABC7 reported that the agency will be dispatching personnel to the Canary Islands for the ship’s arrival on Sunday. Any Americans onboard will be taken to a National Quarantine Unit in Nebraska. (Read more from “CDC: Risk of Cruise Ship Hantavirus Spreading to U.S. Public Is ‘Low’” HERE)

Marjorie Taylor Greene says UFO Files is ‘Shiny Objects Propaganda,’ and it’s to Divert Attention from all These Burning Issues

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Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) called the Pentagon’s release of documents related to unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs) and UFOs “shiny object propaganda” as the Trump administration wages “foreign wars,” The Hill reported. The Pentagon released 162 files earlier Friday morning amid President Trump’s push for greater transparency on the issue. The Defense Department shared a new webpage, war.gov/UFO, for the public to visit and access documents as they are released.

Greene, a former Trump ally, said she “really” does not “care about the UFO files.” She took to X to voice her frustration, making it clear that she thinks there are much bigger fish to fry. “I’m so sick of the ‘look at the shiny object’ propaganda while they wage foreign wars, let rapist and pedophiles run free, and ruin the value of our dollar. Unless they roll out live aliens and test demo UFOs or actually admit what we know this really is then I have way better things to do on this Friday.”

The Georgia Republican also blasted the administration in a separate X post less than an hour later, which she ended with “Happy Friday everyone!” In that post, she didn’t pull any punches regarding the timing of the release. “The most transparent administration in history still hasn’t released all the Epstein files or arrested anyone, but rolled out some UFO files today so you would get so excited that you forgot you are paying over $4.50/gallon because they are fighting another foreign war they said they would no longer fight,” Greene wrote.

Greene was among the few House Republicans who backed a vote to compel the Department of Justice (DOJ) to release its documents on the disgraced financier. The DOJ conducted a slow rollout of the files, starting on the date that all of the documents were expected to drop as required under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. Files were released over the next month with many heavily redacted. Her second post also referred to the U.S.-Israeli conflict in Iran, which has caused gas prices to skyrocket over the last two months since the conflict began.

Despite the criticism, the administration is moving forward with its transparency initiative. Trump previously ordered the Defense Department and other government agencies and departments to review their information on UAPs and extraterrestrial life before releasing the information to the public. Given the scope of reviewing “tens of millions” of records, the Pentagon stated it would release new materials “on a rolling basis as they are discovered and declassified, with tranches posted every few weeks.” (Read more from “Marjorie Taylor Greene says UFO Files is ‘Shiny Objects Propaganda,’ and it’s to Divert Attention from all These Burning Issues” HERE)

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Leaked CIA Memo Reveals that Trump Is Lying About Iran

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By Alternet. President Donald Trump claims that Iran told him that the country was collapsing, but a new CIA analysis made it clear that the claim is not rooted in reality.

TIME Magazine reported the frequent messages coming out of the Trump administration claiming victory over Iran, but a leak from a CIA analysis suggests the opposite is the case.

What has collapsed is the talks between Iran and the U.S. after Trump cut a late-April meeting with Steve Witkoff and son-in-law Jared Kushner. He claimed the flight to Pakistan would take too long.

“Too much time wasted on traveling, too much work!” Trump said. “Besides which, there is tremendous infighting and confusion within their ‘leadership.’ Nobody knows who is in charge, including them.”

JD Vance was also going to meet with Iranian leaders, but Trump canceled that at the last minute, too.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio claimed that Iran’s leaders are “very good negotiators.” But Trump said on Sunday that the problems were “infighting” among Iran’s various political factions. (Read more from “Leaked CIA Memo Reveals that Trump Is Lying About Iran” HERE)

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Satellite Images Reveal Iran Has Destroyed Far More Than Trump Admits

By MSN News. Satellite imagery has revealed that Iranian airstrikes have done much more damage to U.S. military bases, fuel depots, barracks, and other outposts than the Trump administration is letting on—even as the president and his Cabinet claim to be winning the war.

The Washington Postreported on Wednesday that at least 228 structures at U.S. military sites in the Middle East have been either partially damaged or totally destroyed by Iran since the beginning of the joint U.S.-Israeli war on Iran and Lebanon. The Post reached this number by independently verifying satellite images released by Iranian state media.

The numbers are much higher than the Trump administration has publicly admitted, and the U.S. military has been forced to reduce staffing at many of the attacked sites.

“The Iranians have deliberately targeted accommodation buildings across multiple sites with the intent to inflict mass casualties,” image analyst William Goodhind told the Post. “ It is not just equipment, fuel storage and air base infrastructure under fire, but also soft targets, such as gyms, food halls and accommodation.”

(Read more from “Satellite Images Reveal Iran Has Destroyed Far More Than Trump Admits” HERE)

Judge hits Suspected Charlie Kirk Assassin with Key Decisions in Death Penalty Case

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Judge Tony Graf Jr. pushed accused Charlie Kirk assassin Tyler Robinson’s preliminary hearing into July and rejected a bid to ban cameras from the courtroom, marking significant pretrial developments in the high-profile case.

Graf moved the preliminary hearing to July 6 through July 10, and denied Robinson’s motion to ban cameras and electronic media from the courtroom, allowing continued media coverage as the case moves forward.

The delay comes as both sides continue to receive and process a large and growing volume of evidence. Prosecutors told the court discovery is ongoing, including materials from federal agencies, while the defense said it recently received another batch of roughly 1,600 files.

Graf said the continuance was necessary to ensure Robinson’s attorneys have adequate time to review the evidence, calling it important to protect the defendant’s constitutional right to effective counsel.

At the same time, the judge acknowledged the competing interests of the victim’s family and the public in seeing the case move forward without unnecessary delay. (Read more from “Judge hits Suspected Charlie Kirk Assassin with Key Decisions in Death Penalty Case” HERE)

2028 Dem Contender Says He Would Allow Underage Son to ‘Transition’ to Opposite Sex

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Maryland Democrat Gov. Wes Moore said he would not stop his 14-year-old son from identifying as the opposite sex if that is “a journey that he wants to go down,” although he later said he would not support the use of puberty blockers.

Moore, who is running for reelection this year and has also been pitched as a 2028 Democrat presidential candidate, made the remark during an interview on The Patrick Bet-David podcast that was released on Tuesday. The conversation lasted two hours and covered a variety of topics besides transgenderism, including the California homelessness crisis, the Iran war, and gerrymandering.

When Moore was specifically asked if he would allow his young son to identify as transgender, he said, “You know, it’s my son, so I love him regardless.”

“And he’s always going to have my undying love. That’s me, right? I want to make sure that I’m involved in understanding where he is, how he’s feeling, the way he’s feeling, why he thinks it’s important. If this is a journey that he wants to go down, I want him to always be comfortable in his own skin, and I want him to always know that he has a partner in me to help him along that journey,” he continued.

When asked if he would tell his son to wait until he is 18 years old to identify as a woman, he replied: “If this is how he is feeling, and I feel like I’m closely tied to him, I’m not going to advise him on something that he feels is right.” (Read more from “2028 Dem Contender Says He Would Allow Underage Son to ‘Transition’ to Opposite Sex” HERE)

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‘Population Autopsy’ finds Americans are Dying Younger than other Wealthy Countries — the Deadliest 2 Culprits Revealed

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. . .For decades, life expectancy in the States has lagged behind wealthy nations like Japan, Switzerland and Australia, with Americans consistently dying younger than their peers abroad.

Now, a landmark “population autopsy” analyzing more than 63 million deaths has identified two key factors fueling shorter lifespans nationwide, as experts warn the trend is only getting worse.

In the study, researchers compared the US to 17 peer nations and found that between 1999 and 2022, nearly 12.7 million American deaths could have been avoided if death rates matched those countries.

And the problem isn’t easing up. Annual “excess deaths” in the US more than tripled over the 23-year period, rising from about 346,000 in 1999 to 905,159 in 2022.

The top two factors: rising rates of cardiovascular and metabolic disease, along with a growing number of “deaths of despair,” or those linked to drugs, alcohol and suicide. (Read more from “‘Population Autopsy’ finds Americans are Dying Younger than other Wealthy Countries — the Deadliest 2 Culprits Revealed” HERE)