The 'UFO Revolution' documentary series reveals the key whistleblower who 'uncovered a decades-long conspiracy' and led to unprecedented action by Congress and the Pentagon to explore the existence of extraterrestrial spacecraft that threaten national security. introduce.
Investigative journalist and documentary filmmaker Jeremy Corbell, who stars in the three-part series, said the entire project was a “huge risk to my safety”, but it was personal to him. said.
“I'm really grateful that this series was able to peel back the layers of mystery around the subject of UFOs and what it takes to fight to find out the truth about this subject,” Kobel told Fox News Digital in a phone interview Friday. I'm happy,” he said.
“I let them appear in my personal life so they understand what it's like to do this kind of work, what it takes, and what the opposing forces are against you. People are coming forward and taking great risks.”
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In July 2019, the U.S. Navy photographed a “pyramid-shaped” UFO hovering over the aircraft carrier USS Russell off the coast of California. ((@JeremyCorbell))
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Videos obtained by Kobel through sources, reviewed and shared with the public show numerous ways in which these spacecraft, now called UAPs (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena), defy the laws of physics.
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This includes, among other things, concerns about unexplained flying objects flying over conflict zones, U.S. military bases, and nuclear facilities.
“This is really powerful. This is more than just a documentary,” Kobel said. “This really lifts the veil and lets people see how many people are fighting for this. You're going to see how the American people have been lied to. A conspiracy that's been going on for decades. Just blow it away.”
Watch: Jeremy Corbell in documentary segment
UFO hotspot map created by Fox News Digital based on information from the Department of Defense. (Julia Bonavita/Fox News Digital, based on data from AARO)
“ACORN”: An FA-18 pilot and weapons systems officer took a photo of an unidentified aerial phenomenon, or UAP, flying over Oceania in March 2019. By: George Knapp/Mysterywire.com.
Korbel recently released footage of an unknown jellyfish-like object flying over a military base in Iraq in 2017 or 2018, which he shared with Fox News Digital.
Michael Sinkoski, a military veteran who was stationed at the base when the object passed, said he and other team members witnessed what they called the “spaghetti monster.”
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From 2017 to 2018, an unidentified jellyfish-like object flew over military bases in Iraq. (Jeremy Corbell/Weaponized Podcast)
“I had some ideas about what it could be,” Sinkoski tweeted. “But no one was able to fully explain this phenomenon. Seeing some of the video again six years later is very interesting, especially now that it has been released to the public.”
He later said in a tweet that he had spoken to other team members who told him they had multiple videos of varying lengths of the object.
WATCH: 'Jellyfish UAP' flies over Iraq
Another object featured in the documentary series is the Mosul Orb, a metallic-looking sphere photographed by a U.S. reconnaissance plane over Mosul, Iraq, in April 2016.
This is the first time U.S. citizens have seen a designated UFO in a conflict zone, but it poses a potential problem for combatants because they don't know who owns it.
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After the United States shot down a Chinese reconnaissance balloon and three other unknown flying objects, Kobel said in a February interview that “the rules of engagement of why and how you can fire at an object have now been completely rewritten. “It's getting worse,” he told FOX News Digital.
“This is a problem because if you fire at these unknown, unidentified flying objects between two countries, you could end up in a crossfire, and each country could think of them as assets of the other. ”
The “Mosul Orb” was recorded by a military reconnaissance plane over Mosul, Iraq, in 2016. (Jeremy Krobel)
The series also featured members of Congress, including Rep. Tim Burchett (R), one of the most outspoken members of Congress on the UFO issue.
In July, he warned Americans that humans “cannot handle” the technology he saw in the video.
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“If they're there, they're there. If they have this kind of technology, they can turn us into briquettes,” Burchett said on the Event Horizon podcast. I guess so.''
“And if they can travel in light years, or at speeds like we've ever seen, and with physics that we know, and they fly through water, and they don't show a heat signature. If that's the case, we're way out of our league.”
The series was presented by TMZ and aired on Tubi from January 9th to 11th.
