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Tell me about alledged luring UAP operation by DoW?
Whistleblower-adjacent researcher Jordan Flowers and NewsNation's Ross Coulthart have separately claimed that a late-2025 operation — likely at White Sands Missile Range — used consciousness-based or other unconventional methods to attract UAP, with some accounts alleging objects were subsequently engaged or downed. Declassified documents, including an FBI 302 interview with a currently serving senior intelligence official and operational photographs showing orbs beneath a helicopter, confirm that a real encounter occurred during a government 'exercise' at a southwestern facility. However, those same documents never explicitly describe a planned luring operation — the phrase is an interpretive overlay applied to the record, not language found in the files themselves. The Department of War has not endorsed the 'luring' framing, and critical details — the facility name, the office that conducted a 'successful test' that same day, and the nature of the exercise — remain heavily redacted.
Evidence
- The episode originates from FOIA-released records surfaced by the Disclosure Foundation, whose Executive Director Jordan Flowers has stated he has 'a high degree of confidence' the late-2025 incident occurred at White Sands Missile Range, per his appearance on The Endless Void with Kristin Fisher in August 2026.
- Ross Coulthart's reporting added the most explosive layer: that the Trump administration authorized an operation at White Sands using consciousness-based methods to attract UAP, and that objects were subsequently shot down.
- The Liberation Times in July 2026 published photographs from the operational record showing orbs beneath a helicopter, and noted one critical redacted detail: earlier that same day, an unidentified government office completed a 'successful test' at the same facility.
- UAP Times and UAP Logbook both flag the same methodological problem: the documentation describes an exercise and sensor-confirmed sightings, but contains no language of planned provocation or active baiting.
- The broader context aligns with what researcher Richard Dolan has long described as 'controlled engagement' programs and what Michael Salla has catalogued as reverse-luring exercises tied to deep black programs.