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Folks, anybody that believes in UFOs and aliens is going to want to pay attention to this video because one of the wildest news stories in the world has been going on right under your very noses. And what I'm going to tell you in this video is very, very dark and disturbing.
Now, you know that we've been talking a lot recently about some files, okay? And the big man Trump did actually say not too long ago that he was going to release some files. He was going to fully uncensor, unredact, and just release the alien files. The alien, not those files, the alien files. He announced that he would be releasing, you know, all kinds of information about aliens, UFOs, you know, interactions from space. Barack Obama had said in an interview that he kind of seemed to indicate aliens were real. Then Trump came out and basically said he wasn't supposed to say that. He was supposed to say that. Maybe I'll put out the alien files. All right.
But ever since he promised to put out the alien files, one of the most important UFO experts, okay, Air Force Major General Neil McCassland, he would mysteriously go missing ever since the announcement that these alien files were going to be being released uncut. Okay, this is absolute insanity and people really aren't picking up on this story. So, just listen to this.
68-year-old retired Air Force officer has been missing since February 27th in Albuquerque, New Mexico. A silver alert has been issued. Now, that's typically reserved for older missing people, sometimes who have health-related issues. Now, to be clear, this isn't just any missing senior citizen. No, this is Major General William Neil McCasslin, a former commander of the Air Force Research Laboratory, the organization responsible for advanced military technology and science. He also worked on space systems and special programs at the Pentagon. Projects that were so classified that many inside the government never even got to see them.
And here's where the story really gets strange. The base that he once led, Wright Patterson Air Force Base, is historically linked to Project Blue Book. This is the reported US military's official investigation into UFO sightings. McCasslin once oversaw a $2 billion budget and some of America's biggest secrets. So when somebody like that disappears, you know, people start asking questions, particularly since McCastelland had disappeared right after the president announced that he was directing the release of UFO and extraterrestrial materials. So you can they announced the release of the UFO files and then this guy goes missing. Has he gone into hiding? Has he been plucked out of the population to protect some information? What the hell is going on here? They announced the alien files and then this guy just goes missing. You, uh, excuse me.
Can see why there are those online who are fully into theory mode right now, right? The FBI, multiple other agencies are now involved in this search. I want to bring in somebody who has been following the story closer than anyone believes that Massin's disappearance has very important implications. Ross Colart is an investigative journalist who hosts NewsNation's very popular reality check podcast, covers the stories that the mainstream media is too afraid to touch. Thank you so much for coming on the show. You called this a grave national security crisis. Why?
Good evening, Jesse. Well, Major General Mccasand, as you rightly noted, was an extremely senior commander at the Air Force Research Laboratories, which does a lot of the materials, aerospace, weapons research for the US Air Force and indeed the entire US defense department. He was in that role until 2013. And I'm told he was very, very highly cleared, very highly respected. And of course, as you rightly noted, Air Force Research Laboratories, right, Pat, is the location where the rumored UAP materials from the 1947 Roswell incident were taken. It's long been rumored to be a repository for top-secret materials that were recovered from alleged nonhuman craft.
So this is this guy is all over the places where they were keeping not just information from his time but from the time before him about alien encounters, the Roswell incident, and he just goes missing right after Trump says that he's going to release these files. Of course, McCasland has been named previously in leaked emails that associated him with a plan back during the Clinton Trump election campaign where John Podesta, Hillary Clinton's campaign manager, was involved in conversations with General McCasland and another general from the US Air Force about what was clearly an intention to declassify and release UFO secrets to the American public.
He has a wealth of information, a storied career. The circumstances surrounding his disappearance are bizarre to say the least. No clear direction of travel, no identified clothing. That's what makes this so odd. Before we even get into the allegation of, let's say, someone took him. Can we just cut right through it? I mean, the idea that he disappears right after the announcement that there's going to be a release of these UFO files, these UAP files, extraterrestrial files. I know a lot of people are trying to make a connection. Is there anything you're seeing besides it just being a very strange coincidence?
It's an alarming synchronicity. I think I think we can put it at that, Jesse. We do know an alarming synchronicity. Now, that's putting it lightly. They just announced they were going to drop these files and he goes missing. Okay. People saying, "Why aren't we seeing all this on mainstream news media? This seems very important to find him." No major news stations reporting on this as usual. When news tells us something, they're hiding some uh When news tells us something, they're hiding something even bigger. Savannah Guthrie's mom goes missing 24/7 on Fox News this cricket. I agree. An agency within an agency don't want him to spill the beans.
Now, here's the question. All right. Is he in hiding because he there's crazy information that's going to come out? He needs to hide out and just protect himself. Is he being silenced and hidden by intergovernmental agencies of the deep state? Or has he been caught up by the aliens themselves that are trying to cover up the information that he has on them? I don't know. I actually don't know. I I do believe in extraterrestrials, but I'm not sure if I believe in those like gray looking dons that, you know, will do the alien autopsy with the big heads. You know what I'm saying? Like those guys, the little inflatable dudes. I don't know if I believe in those, but I definitely believe there is definitely life out there. And on a balance of probabilities, it likely has already come into contact with us. It's just on a long enough timeline if they've got greater technology than is available from the human race.
Anyway, okay, let's give some background on what's going on and who this person is and the information that is essentially just out there aloof because this UFO expert has gone missing and none of the mainstream media want to talk about this. Who is William Neil McCassland, ex-US general linked to UFO research missing. Authorities in New Mexico are asking for the public's help in locating retired Major General William Neil McCassland, a longtime leader at Kirtland Air Force Base, and a former commander of the Philips Research Site and Air Force Research Laboratory. These types of people should be protected. You got Donald Trump's daughter walking around getting a Secret Service detail to Arowan. And you know, I'm not going to lie, that looks lit. That looks super cool. Good for her. But where's the Secret Service detail for the goddamn guy that knows everything about the aliens? That's what I want to know. Where's this guy? How's this guy even able to go missing? This is an important person. How do we know China hasn't beamed him up to get a bunch of national secrets? It's a disgrace.
Okay, he's missing since last week. The Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office issued a silver alert in response as concerns grow for his well-being. McCasslin was last seen on February 27th, 2026 at approximately 11:00 a.m. in the area of Quail Run Court, uh, any new, uh, Albuquerque, Albuquerque. According to the alert, McCassen's direction of travel is unknown and deputies have not yet determined what clothing he might be wearing when he disappeared. Because he's dealing with unspecified medical issues, BCSO says officers are increasingly worried for his safety and are urging residents to stay alert and report any potential sightings. Macassund is described as 5'11" tall, weighing approximately 160 lbs, with blue eyes and white hair.
While investigators continue to canvas the surrounding neighborhoods and review available information, they emphasize that community assistance is critical in cases like this, particularly when the missing individual may be confused, disoriented, or unable to seek help independently. Silver alerts, similar in purpose to Amber Alerts for missing children, are issued when older adults, often those with medical or cognitive conditions, are believed to be at risk. In situations where there are few leads, wide public awareness often becomes one of the most effective tools for locating a missing person quickly. BCSO has included a QR code in the official alert so members of the public can submit anonymous tips and officials say even small pieces of info can prove valuable. The area where Maclin was last seen near Quail Run Court, Ne um, includes residential streets, um, walking routes, and open areas where someone on foot might travel without being easily noticed. Deputies have not said whether they believe that he might have left the area using a vehicle or public transportation, underscoring the uncertainty surrounding his disappearance.
Okay. Uh, BCSO is urging anyone with information, no matter how minor it may seem, to contact authorities immediately. Members of the public can text in, and if you want to text in, get some information. There it is. Um, the search continues. Officials are emphasizing that time is a crucial factor. The sheriff's office is asking for the community to remain vigilant, check home security footage if possible, and report anything unusual that might help bring McCasteland home safely.
Um, McCasten held several high-ranking and influential positions in the US Air Force, particularly in science, technology, and space research. As commander of the Air Force Research Laboratory, AFRL, at Wright Patterson Air Force Base, he oversaw a $2.2 billion science and technology portfolio along with an additional $2.2 billion in customer-funded research and development. His leadership uh extended to managing a global workforce of approximately 10,800 personnel, including the AFL's technology directorates, the 711th Human Performance Wing, and the Air Force Office of Scientific Research. Commissioned in 1979 after earning a bachelor of science in astronomical engineering from the US Air Force Academy, Massen built his career spanning diverse roles in space research, acquisition, and operations within both the Air Force and National Reconnaissance Office.
So, this is this is a smart cookie, right? This is a smart, this is one smart mfer. All right, the aliens might not be even as smart as this guy. He served as commander of the Philips Research Site at Kirkland Air Force Base and later became vice commander of both the Ogden Air Logistics Center and the Space and Missile System Center, positions central to Air Force Logistics and Space System Development. Smarter than anything I could ever possibly muster up. Basically, Maclin had Pentagon assignments including serving as director of space acquisition in the office of the Secretary of the Air Force and subsequently director of special programs under secretary of defense for acquisition technology logistics, roles that placed him at the center of major national defense, space, and technology initiatives. Why isn't this guy being protected better? China, Russia, Iran, they could have he could be in Iran giving up the goods about all of the space rockets, the alien space rockets at this point.
Okay. And he's got connections to Wikileaks. Oh, that just makes it even better, doesn't it? Even better. They're going to put him Wikileaks. Chuck him in the Epstein files. Chuck him in Pizzagate while you're there. It's absurd that this guy wasn't protected better. McCasten's name appeared in the 2016 Wikileaks release of emails from John Podesta, Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman. In a series of communications between Podesta and Blink 182 guitarist and prominent UFO researcher Tom Dong, Dong described McCassland as a key adviser on several UFO-related projects. Dong told Podesta he'd been working with McCassen for 4 months and that that the retired general was already offering him advice on how to move forward with his UFO disclosure initiative. In the same email, Dong emphasized that Masson was very, very aware of the material Dong was investigating because McCasselon had previously been in charge of the laboratory at Wright Patterson Air Force Base where the Roswell wreckage was shipped. The Roswell wreckage, the original, the OG aliens. He was he was very aware of the material cuz he was in charge of the laboratory where the wreckage was shipped. Aliens confirmed this guy had them.
So it says, um, Dong stated that Maclin not only understood the goals of his project but actively helped select and assemble the advisers who would support Dong's work on UFO-related research. Despite Dong's claims, there are no official records of Macassin advising the musician on his UFO research and McCassland has never confirmed or denied his involvement. Dong went on to play a pivotal role in the Pentagon's release of declassified authentic Navy UFO videos.
Basically, people are saying, um, so different people are saying things about this. Colonel Justin Serest, base commander of the 377th Air Base Wing at Kirtland, told the Albuquerque Journal, "We're coordinating closely with local authorities uh and defer all updates regarding the search efforts to the county sheriff's office with thoughts with his family at this time." Shout to the author of this article, Jennifer Cunningham, chasing the aliens on our behalf. Okay, how the hell is this guy being allowed to just be scooped up, just disappear like this? This is what baffles me. All the protection that's being offered, and you can't keep the guy with all the alien info in his freaking brain safe from God knows who.
Now, there is a lot of information this guy might have. So, in 2023, US whistleblowers will actually confirm that the US allegedly encountered and stored alien bodies and technology.
"You've stated that the government is in possession of potentially nonhuman spacecraft. Based on your experience and extensive conversations with experts, do you believe our government has made contact with intelligent extraterrestrials?"
"Something I can't discuss in a public setting."
"Okay. I can't ask when you think this occurred. If you believe we have crashed craft, uh, stated earlier, do we have the bodies of the pilots who piloted this craft?"
"As I've stated publicly already in my News Nation interview, uh, biologics came with some of these recoveries. Yeah."
"Were they, I guess, human or non-human biologics?"
"Non-human. And that was the assessment of people uh with direct knowledge on the program I talked to that are currently still on the program."
"And was this documentary evidence, video, photos, eyewitness? Like how would that be determined?"
"The specific documentation I would have to talk to about non-human remains. Can't even give you the information."
What? What on earth? Okay, they have the aliens. They have them. It's a real thing. They have them. Okay.
Now back to McCasland. Okay, he served as commander of the Air Force Research Laboratory at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. Now this is a site that's very well known. Okay, it's famous for storing and analyzing the debris from the 1947 Roswell incident. This might be what he's talking about. They might be talking about another incident, but this is an admission that they literally have alien carcasses on deck. UFOist and retired physician Dr. Steven Greer would actually describe this incident in more detail in an excellent interview with our guy DJ Black.
"That one, there were actually three extraterrestrial vehicles involved. Um, we had a new uh, we have a document you'll see it in my book, Unacknowledged, um, which goes with the documentary Unacknowledged, and you can see all these on for free on Amazon Prime and and whatever. Uh, but it it describes a new radar system that we had put in now at Roswell. Now, let me let me tell you a little bit about the sort of military speak here. A radar system, you and I think of it as just something that sends out a beam and it paints it bounces off the skin of an aircraft and you trace it. Those so those systems can also have an active directional energy warfare system attached to it or associated with it, either within the system or very nearby. So that when something is is painted or tracked on radar, it's hit with an electromagnetic weapon, a directional weapon. Those were actually beginning to be experimented with in the 30s and 40s. By 1947, this FBI document from a field agent to Jagger Hoover, which we had published, states that that system was switched on and it obviously had more than just a radar component. It had to have an active electromagnetic weapon part of it. Uh, and there were three of these uh, ET craft that were over that area. And I'll tell you why in a moment. Two of them collided. One was in a bazillion pieces not far from that Roswell Army Air Base. The other one continued westward near Socorro, impacted, and it broke, and there were extraterrestrial bodies and one living, I know of one living ET taken from there. The other, the third one wasn't found, I believe."
"Living extraterrestrial taken from living alien alive. They took him alive."
"Till 1951 up in the mountains going way northwest of Roswell, up in the mountains in New Mexico."
"I'm, I'm sorry to interject. Are you saying there was a third ET that got away?"
"No, there was a third ET craft that crashed, but there was there was one to my knowledge, there was one survivor that we captured. And I think I have an Army intelligence guy who was the last guy I know to see that being in 1951 at Camp Perry, uh, in Virginia. Um, and it was in a crate wearing boxer shorts, and it didn't live much longer. So apparently it lived about 4 years in captivity."
They said they had the alien in boxer what the [ __ ]? They had the alien in, they had the alien in boxer shorts in a crate. They had the, they had the alien. They had the alien in a box of shorts. It, what the, what? This is insane. Okay, this is insane.
Okay, so look, there's more to the story, right? There's more to it. I'm going to show you more clips that are just going to blow your mind. This is actually insane. So, McCastland himself, okay, the big man, the missing man, he basically would command the exact base that historically housed Project Blue Book, the official Air Force UFO investigation, the secret book. Forget about Epstein's black book. We don't need. Forget about that. We're on the alien. Epstein files. Who cares? Forget about that. Okay. We got, we got aliens in crates, right? Forget about the trafficking. Project Blue Book. They had a blue book of all the alien stuff.
"UFOs. They've perplexed and fascinated people for decades. And countless conspiracies have developed to explain the unexplained. Well, now UFO enthusiasts have more food for thought. Nearly 130,000 pages of it."
"This was 11 years ago."
"The Air Force has recently made public Project Blue Book, an archive of UFO reports and investigations dating back to the 1940s. The report includes more than 12,000 sightings made by military members and civilians. While most of the cases were explained as either satellites, weather balloons, high-flying jets, or even meteors, still hundreds of cases remain unidentified. We have UFO enthusiast John Greenwald to thank for the files. He petitioned for them to be made public for nearly two decades by filing Freedom of Information Act requests. Project Blue Book was terminated in 1969 when the Air Force discontinued UFO investigations, concluding that UFOs were not a threat to national security, did not represent advancements in technology, and that there was no evidence to suggest that sightings categorized as unidentified were extraterrestrial vehicles."
So, you had aliens in a box of shorts in a crate and then you did all the research and then you said, "We're going to conclude we don't even need the blue book anymore. We would ever need it anymore cuz we've concluded nothing to see here."
But there is a gaping omission in the files. There's no mention of the famed 1947 Roswell, New Mexico incident. So the truth may still be out there.
Yeah, maybe the truth might still be out there. Might be in a crate in some boxer shorts.
So about a week after Neil McCassland went missing, his wife would actually make this heartfelt Facebook pace and I'm going to a Facebook post. I'm going to basically let's go over this and we're going to understand, we're going to get a better idea from his actual wife what's true and what's not. Okay. She said, "Neil McCassland has now been missing for one week. There's been no inclination, indication whatsoever of where he might be. There have been dozens of searches on foot, both officials, uh, and friends and neighbors of Neil's who are coordinating with official sources. There have also been horseback searches, drones with different capabilities, helicopters, three different types of search dogs, neighborhood canvassing, looking for ring and wildlife videos. They might as well have put a couple of UFOs in the air to look for him. And they can't find anything. Organizations involved are the Bernadillo, uh, Bernalillo Sheriff's County Sheriff's Office, which is the lead investigator, Albuquerque Field Office of the FBI. So, the FBI are on this, um, the New Mexico State Search and Rescue, Albuquerque Mountain Rescue, Air Force Office of Special Investigations, Albuquerque Police Department, and maybe others of which I'm unaware. I'm so grateful to one and all for their unflinching, dedicated efforts and support."
She said, "I'd like to take this opportunity to dispel some of the misinformation circulating about Neil and his disappearance, mostly from uninformed media sources. The initial silver alert from BCSO mentioned medical conditions which some have taken to mean Alzheimer's. Neil is at some risk, but not from dementia. He was not confused and he was not disoriented. There was no concerning Friday morning telephone call to a close relative. I've been in contact with all of his close relatives and some not not so close ones. That's a complete fabrication. Three. It is true that when Neil was in the Air Force, he had access to some highly classified programs and information, but he retired from the Air Force almost 13 years ago and has only very commonly held clearances since. It seems quite unlikely he was taken to extract very dated secrets from him. It is true that Neil had a brief association with the UFO community through Tom Dong, a former frontman for Blink 182 and founder of the organization To the Stars. Neil worked with Tom for a bit shortly after his Air Force retirement as an unpaid, Neil's choice consultant on military technical and scientific matters to lend veritude to Tom's fiction book and media activities. After the Russians hacked John Podesta's emails, see Neil's Wikipedia page, there was less contact with Tom and the community pushing for the release of UFO information. This connection is not a reason for someone to abduct Neil. Neil does not have any special knowledge about the extraterrestrial bodies and debris from the Roswell crash stored at Right Pat. Though at this point, absolutely with no sign of him, and maybe the best hypothesis is that aliens beamed him up to the mothership."
Now, is that what a wife of a missing man? That's a bit unusual. Says no sightings of a mothership hovering above the Sandia Mountains have been reported like that. I don't know how to take this because she's, this is a heartfelt message clearing up misinformation, and she's saying, is she being sarcastic and making a little joke at the end? The best hypothesis is aliens beamed them up to the mothership. Maybe they took it personally, and there's been no reports of a mothership. All the thoughts and prayers from around the country are much appreciated. I will update when and if any real information comes.
Now, that was low-key a bit disturbing. That kind of is like, oh no, he doesn't have any information about the extraterrestrials, but also like, I believe that he was beamed up. Okay. So there would be an update the very next day from the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office, um, the lead agency that is looking for Neil. It said, "It's been a week since William Neil McCassland was last seen at his residence on Quail Run Court in Albuquerque. It's unlike Neil to be out of touch from his family and friends for this length of time, but we've not given up hope. What explanation could there be? The Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office continues to seek the community's help in locating him. Neil's 5'11" with white hair and blue eyes, believed to have left his residence on foot. Uh, and they said he is an avid outdoorsman known to often hike, run, and cycle in the northeast heights and the Sandia foothills. Over the last week, investigators at Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office have worked hand-in-hand with the FBI and other partner agencies and have so far uncovered no evidence of foul play. We are however utilizing all possible resources, including advanced technologies, and still considering all possible scenarios as we follow up on leads lo towards locating Neil. As of today, despite the collective efforts of law enforcement and the community, we still do not know what happened to Neil after he left his home on February the 27th."
Um, my bad. As the investigation continues, we will share verified information with you when possible. Please remember that information other than the Bernalillo County Sheriff's Office is not verified or confirmed. But there are people who attempt to develop their own theories based on the limited information available to the public, and this makes finding Neil harder. We are asking for your help in finding him. We believe there are people who have information valuable to locating Neil who have not yet spoken to law enforcement. This can include people who have been in the Sandia Mountains and may have seen Neil or captured him on a GoPro or another recording device, specifically Friday, February the 27th or Saturday, February the 28th. Sometimes people have information but don't come forward because they think it won't be important. Regardless of how insignificant you think your info might be or whether you think we're already aware of it, please contact us. Let us make the determination.
And they said, "We'll also like to remind the public of hiking safety tips. Pick the right trail for you and your group's ability. Remember to let people know where you are. Dress in layers and be sure to have enough water. Always take your cell phone or another way to communicate."
So, it seems like they're suggesting that maybe this was a hiking mishap, but obviously over on Reddit in the UFO subreddit, they're reacting to the news. All right. And they are giving their theories. Okay.
"Retired Kirtland commander Major General Neil McCassen reported missing since Friday. As has been reported numerous times over recent years, Major General Neil McCasten was one of the highly placed in then people involved in briefing Tom Dong on UAP NHI many years ago prior to him starting the To the Stars Academy. It's now being reported he's been missing since last Friday. How very convenient that what right when the highly dubious ARO are given the job to fulfill Trump's order to make UFO public records, the man who really knows where the bodies are buried, so to speak, conveniently disappears. Nothing to see here, folks. Of course. Good grief. What in the world is going on, right? It's been like this forever. And only now we starting to figure it out. We must do our bit to stop the people in power."
Then the guy seems to have connections to directed energy weapons, too. Uh oh. He was involved in a space laser passing a Oh, no. No, no, no, no, no, no. So, he was involved in testing the successful test of a space laser. This is a real. This is a real thing. Okay. El Segundo, California. Data from the recent integrated ground test of an Alpha high-energy laser, its beam director telescope, and the associated beam alignment and correction system have provided the team developing the space-based laser integrated flight experiment with new info on how to test and monitor and maintain the pointing of the space laser flight experiment on orbit.
Okay, now this is crazy. The beam director is part of the Air Force and Ballistic Missile Defense Organization's experimental missile defense system that will project a high-energy laser beam across space and focused it on a distant boosting missile target. Right. The team is a joint venture comprising of Lockheed Martin, TRW, and Boeing. So, big energy and airspace contractors. Um, they did a test on it. It was performed as part of a $240 million development contract with the air base. Okay. It's the latest test involving a megawatt laser beam with the TRW built Alpha. They feed it through a Lockheed Martin beam control system and a 4-meter diameter beam director telescope in a special vacuum chamber that simulates the space environment. They were basically testing if they could maintain the alignment. And, uh, look at this. The test was a solid success. Solid success declared Colonel Neil McCasslin, director of the Air Force's project office for this whole space laser. The laser operated nominally. The software designed to maintain the positions of the beam director optics during the lazing performed as designed. We collected a wealth of diagnostic data about the high-energy laser environment.
This is crazy, right? They're basically developing these lasers to aid and potentially stop missiles, missile systems. Uh, what's going on in the world right now? Oh yeah, all those countries in the Middle East are being hit by missiles. And I believe Israel did actually just test a laser beam in stopping some of these drones. And I believe Ukraine have been using laser beams to stop drones now too. But this is all just a fun little coincidence, right? Surely. Surely.
Okay. Um, yeah. So, it's people giving their opinion on him. Um, it's been reported numerous times over the years, Mass was one of the highly placed. Oh, I think we already read that. Basically, this is insane. Someone really doesn't want this info to be free. Right.
This is an interesting take in another video. The video highlights a social media comment where McCassland allegedly rejected the idea that UAP should be interpreted through Christian or religious beliefs, and it hints that his start might have put him at odds with the people promoting that view. It then speculates this disagreement might have somehow relate to his appearance. So saying he didn't want to talk about aliens from a religious point of view, and they're saying it's could be that Trump and the Grand Old Party might be aiming to disclose, um, using this religious angle, and McCassland would have been an obstacle to that. It all links to an end of times rhetoric they're pushing in the Middle Eastern conflict. Pay attention to what Pete Hegseth's beliefs are. He's preached in the past and what commanders are now being instructed to tell troops about this being a holy war. That [ __ ] is scary. That is actually scary. So, the aliens aren't allowed to be part of this holy war.
Now, this basically is, uh, the update from his wife in the UFO subreddit. Okay. And people think that it is quite unusual the way that she's talking about it. Says, "No doubt poor wording due to her headspace, but in the literal sense, this is phrased as if there are extraterrestrial bodies and debris from Roswell stored at Right Pat." I mean, it seems like there are. It seems like everything else we've seen suggests that there are. Um, so, you know, could be the case. People saying, "The last thing a major general who was executive secretary of special access program oversight committee would do is tell his family about what he did at work. That information would put him and his family in danger. There's two from two kinds of people. The Air Force, cuz he signed agreements not to share the info, and foreign intelligence services who want that info and aren't afraid to hurt family members of a target to get it."
Okay, it could be the aliens. It could be China, Russia, Iran trying to get this laser technology that he was plugged into. Okay, it is crazy. Apparently, his wife is also a former Air Force officer, astrophysicist, engineer, and top NASA astronaut candidate at one time. Wow. Wow. Wait, so she is also an astrophysicist, engineer, and astronaut connected to Tom Dong's research. It's crazy. She needs to be protected.
People don't understand why this isn't getting more coverage. There's no acknowledgement of his disappearance from prominent public figures in the UAP community. It is very, very bizarre. Okay. People saying her husband's been missing a week and she makes a joke about alien mothership. People saying gallows humor in the face of the worst isn't uncommon and that is somehow that's how some people cope. But I'll be honest with you guys, that disturbed me, too. Until this post, I did not think General McCasslin's disappearance was necessarily suspicious. I live in New Mexico. It's a harsh land. My wife and I often joke that it's truly no country for old men. There are numerous ways to die while out for a casual hike. It's hard to explain if you're a tourist who has only seen Santa Fe or perhaps Taos Ski Lodge. In any case, now I'm scratching my head. First, the silver alert warning reference of medical conditions doesn't seem relevant, and it certainly misled people to believe dementia was involved. Second, the whole tone of this post is strange and, as others have said, almost flippant. Third, the Tom Deong collection is interesting, particularly when one follows up and sees Dong thought that he was indeed an important man, privy to many secrets. Fourth, his wife refers, frankly, to the ET bodies and debris from Roswell, while she states her husband has no special knowledge about those things. She takes it for granted that the reader understands those events are in play and not just distracting myths. Finally, I found the comment about being beamed up inappropriate. Was it just a joke coming from stress? Now, I am intrigued.
And people saying it's an odd statement. She's denying he's got a medical condition. Okay, she's denying and then she's talking about people being beamed up. It's very, very unusual. Okay, it's very, very dark. The joke about the disappearance is weird. People saying they think she's saying it out of sarcasm or frustration her husband's missing. I didn't see Savannah Guthrie making any jokes. I didn't see. I saw nothing but sadness. All right. Maybe she knows something about what happened to her. I don't know. All right. I don't know. No special knowledge. Only the common knowledge that the Roswell bodies and damn craft were taken to and stored at Wright Patterson AFB. That's how I interpret that. Hope he's not in pain with a set of broken legs starving for company, laying in a ditch waiting to be discovered. Okay. Why does this come off in parts as a flippant attitude when her husband has been missing for a week? I hear it. I hear it. All right. I do hear it.
So, look, that's kind of everything I had on this topic. I'm quite disturbed by the fact this guy's missing. Where the [ __ ] is he? Where is he? Um, the FBI, all of these agencies are on the case. I'm not saying it's. We still don't know where Nancy Guthrie has gone. Are we just going to have all these people disappearing? We just going to have that. We've had a lot of people, you know, check themselves out with these Epstein files. Now, we're just going to have people just disappearing off the map and the FBI can't find them. This is absurd. Okay. I do think that the alien files, who knows, the Iran war could get so bad that we might get some crazy alien files released. That's all I'm going to say. Okay, we need the Epstein files, alien files, Iran files, the we need the three-disc box set at this point. Okay, but let me know what you guys think. Let me know down in the comments. Do you guys think aliens are real? Do you feel like this guy's been abducted by aliens? Do you think he's been abducted by China or Iran or Russia? He had space laser technology going on? This is real. This is actually real stuff that's happening in the real world. The the this isn't fiction. It's mind-blowing.
So, let me know what you guys thought of that, man. I'll catch you guys in the next video. Got a couple more updates for you guys that I hope you're going to enjoy. But until next time, I'm out. And I think tomorrow, I'm going to try and do 10 videos back to back. I'm literally just going to try and spank out 10 whole videos for you guys. So very, very excited for that. It's going to be a little challenge, personal challenge for myself. Okay, you've seen me do six-hour videos on the main channel. We've been done that a million times, right? No point doing a 10-hour video. It's not what you guys are trying to see. But I'm going to do 10 videos for you guys tomorrow. It's going to be lit. All right, so stay tuned. Let's see if I can pull it off. Who knows? I might not be able to pull it off. I'm going to try my best. All right, but I'll catch you guys tomorrow. Thank you so much for watching this one. And until next time, guys. I'm out of here. Peace.