UFOs, the Gillibrand Amendment, and the Globalist Revolution | The Richard Dolan Show

R
Richard Dolan Intelligent Disclosure
·
December 29, 2021
108.7K views
Tier 2Research and IntelligenceNews & Commentary

Analysis Summary

Program Intel Profile
deep dive analysisTopic: legislation disclosureEra: 2021Intel Value: 8/10

Summary

The speaker discusses the current state of UAP investigations in the U.S. They mention the establishment of the Anomalous Surveillance and Resolution Office (ASRO) due to the Gillibrand amendment. This office aims to conduct serious investigations into UAPs across the country. In contrast, the Pentagon has created a less effective group called the Airborne Object Identification and Management Synchronization Group (AOIMSG). The speaker speculates about potential conflicts between these two organizations and the challenges they may face. They express skepticism about significant changes in UAP reporting and investigations in the future. The speaker believes that the public conversation about UAPs lacks depth and fails to address issues like cover-ups and abductions.

✦ AI Generated

Program Intelligence Analysis

Executive Summary

Richard Dolan discusses the implications of the Gillibrand amendment and the establishment of the ASRO for UFO investigations. He contrasts this with the Pentagon's AOIMSG, suggesting a bureaucratic struggle between the two organizations. Dolan raises concerns about the ongoing secrecy and lack of transparency surrounding UFO phenomena.

Primary Revelation

The Gillibrand amendment authorizes the creation of the Anomalous Surveillance and Resolution Office (ASRO) for robust UFO investigations.

R
Richard Dolan
journalistpro disclosure
The Richard Dolan Show
Public speaker on UAP topicsActive researcher in the field

This is actually quite a lot more significant than what the UAP task force... this looks like it's designed to be a robust UFO or UAP investigation office.

K
Kirsten Gillibrand
legislatorpro disclosure
U.S. Senate
U.S. SenatorSponsorship of legislation related to UAP investigations
M
Marco Rubio
legislatorpro disclosure
U.S. Senate
U.S. SenatorSupport for UAP investigation initiatives
C
Christopher Mellon
investigatorpro disclosure
Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence
Former high-ranking government officialAdvocate for UAP transparency
E
Eric Davis
scientistpro disclosure
Researcher on UAP
Published research on UAPInvolved in high-level discussions regarding UAP
T
Thomas Wilson
military officialunknown
Former Deputy Chief of Intelligence for the Joint Chiefs of Staff
High-ranking military officialInvolved in UAP discussions
legislativespecific

The Gillibrand amendment authorizes the creation of the Anomalous Surveillance and Resolution Office (ASRO) for robust UFO investigations.

Source: Richard DolanEvent: 2021-11-01 | Claimed: 2021-12-31
coverupspecific

The Pentagon's new organization, the Airborne Object Identification and Management Synchronization Group (AOIMSG), is designed to be vague and limited in scope.

Source: Richard DolanEvent: 2021-12-01 | Claimed: 2021-12-31
coverupvague

There is a bureaucratic struggle between the ASRO and AOIMSG regarding UFO investigations.

Source: Richard DolanEvent: 2022-01-01 | Claimed: 2021-12-31
biologicsspecific
+1 Corroborators

The government has possession of UFOs and possibly alien bodies, but this is not openly discussed.

Source: Richard DolanEvent: 2019-05-01 | Claimed: 2021-12-31
historical eventspecific
+2 Corroborators

There is a significant amount of UFO sightings occurring daily that are not adequately reported or investigated.

Source: Richard DolanEvent: 2021-12-31 | Claimed: 2021-12-31
✦ AI-extracted program intelligence — verify against source testimony

Analysis Summary

Program Intel Profile
deep dive analysisTopic: legislation disclosureEra: 2021Intel Value: 8/10