UFO shot down by fighter jet in shock picture after Marine exposes ET 'black site'

UPDATED 11:44, 14 NOV 2023

A US Marine claims to have visited a secret military facility that's purpose is to "shoot down" extraterrestrial craft – with a new photo since emerging of such an event.

Michael Herrera testified under oath in front of the US Congress that he had stumbled across a 300-foot disc-shaped aircraft in the jungles of Indonesia. It was constantly changing colour from light grey to black “like someone was operating a dimmer switch” but was warned off by armed special forces personnel.

Now, in a sensational new interview, he claims to have visited a secret government ”black site” that uses advanced weapons to “take down” extraterrestrial craft.

As Herrera’s claims emerge, The Weaponized podcast has released an image of what was at the time described as a “hostile drone” shot down over Syria by an RAF Typhoon. The object – described in RAF reports as an “unidentified aerial phenomenon” [UAP] appeared to be a saucer or mushroom-shaped object.

The MoD said the "terrorist drone" – which was destroyed on December 14 2021 - "posed a threat" to coalition forces fighting the Islamic State group in southern Syria. Jeremy Corbell from Weaponized told the Daily Star he had "no idea" if the Ministry of Defence would officially release this image.

As Herrera’s claims emerge, The Weaponized podcast has released an image of what was at the time described as a “hostile drone” shot down over Syria by an RAF Typhoon. The object – described in RAF reports as an “unidentified aerial phenomenon” [UAP] appeared to be a saucer or mushroom-shaped object.

The MoD said the "terrorist drone" – which was destroyed on December 14 2021 - "posed a threat" to coalition forces fighting the Islamic State group in southern Syria. Jeremy Corbell from Weaponized told the Daily Star he had "no idea" if the Ministry of Defence would officially release this image.

Michael Herrera made his claims in an interview with Chris Lehto – the USAF fighter pilot turned podcaster with a special interest in the recent UAP revelations. He said in July this year that someone within the US military had reached out to him and asked if he wanted to go on a helicopter ride.

“We end up going to a black site, which looks abandoned top side,” Michael said. “There’s no activity visible… genius on their part. But underneath the surface is a very different story.

“It's a very active spot. They do a lot of scalar longitudinal weapon testing or EMPs this is a very advanced version but they have different types.

“They have some that are so surgical that are very accurate then they have some that are kind of like a wave. The purpose of that facility is to actually take down ET craft and they do this about two to three times a year…”

Herrera was very cautious not to name his source and avoided even mentioning the name of the unit he was working for. The only thing he did reveal is that he’d met this contact while providing security for controversial UFO expert Dr Steven Greer.

The US government has been doing “UFO crash retrievals since the 1940s”, he claimed. But he added that there were powerful business interests preventing the truth about UFOs from becoming public, because it would completely transform our way of life.

He says that the US government has ET technology that could “change the world”. “There’s a lot of breakthroughs that could happen … that's not just transportation wise but we're talking about medical we're talking about the economy we're talking about technology with power – poverty would basically end overnight.”

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/weird-news/fighter-jet-pictured-shooting-down-31432135

First Guardian selected for White House Fellowship lands in Office of Second Gentleman

Nov. 14, 2023

Last spring, a week before Space Force Lt. Col. Anna Gunn-Golkin—then the commander of the 3rd Test and Evaluation Squadron at Schriever Space Force Base in Colorado—was scheduled to step down from her post to attend senior leadership education, she received a phone call that changed the course of her career. In this phone call, Gunn-Golkin learned that she had snagged an offer to work in the White House.

After a six-month application process, in which she competed against more than 1,000 candidates that included doctors, professors, law enforcement, lawyers and elected officials, Gunn-Golkin was one of 15 people who was selected to become a White House Fellow.

“It’s a real honor to be selected for this prestigious program,” Gunn-Golkin said.

Created in 1964 by President Lyndon B. Johnson, the President’s Commission on White House Fellowships was established to provide young Americans a first-hand, high-level experience with the workings of the Federal government and to increase their sense of participation in national affairs. The White House Fellowship is a nonpartisan program that offers emerging leaders the opportunity to work at the highest levels of the government and learn from national leaders.

“Two mentors of mine really encouraged me to apply: They both suggested it was time for the U.S. Space Force to have a White House Fellow,” Gunn-Golkin said. “The fellowship seeks to bring in a diverse group of accomplished leaders who are committed to public service, and my mentors thought I would be a competitive candidate based on my record in the military and my dedication to community service.”

Gunn-Golkin’s fellowship started late this August when she began working in the Office of the Second Gentleman. As the Vice-President’s husband, Mr. Douglas Emhoff uses his unique position to elevate important issues for the nation such as countering antisemitism, advancing gender equity and providing access to legal aid.

“People here in the White House are driven by the same passion for service as our Guardians,” Gunn-Golkin said. “They are so committed to doing what’s best for America.”

In addition to working with the Second Gentleman, Gunn-Golkin, like other White House Fellows, participates in an education program, which focuses on domestic and international U.S. policy. policy. She will learn from the most senior officials in our government—both past and present—such as Supreme Court justices, Members of Congress, senior White House officials, Cabinet secretaries and others.

“The White House Fellowship is affording me an opportunity to build those connections across government, industry and even internationally, while exposing me to different approaches to leadership than I’ve experienced in the military,” Gunn-Golkin said.

With the Space Force approaching its fourth birthday, Gunn-Golkin’s participation in the White House Fellows program is an opportunity for the Space Force to achieve its objective in support of national security while building partnerships with the other leaders that were chosen from across the country.

“We need agile leaders who can think differently to meet the unique challenges associated with securing our nation’s interests in, from, and to space,” Gunn-Golkin said. “I hope to learn as much as I can and bring it all back with me to the Space Force.”

Gunn-Golkin will use this opportunity to lead and shape the Space Force of the future.

“I’m honored to be the first Guardian to serve as a White House Fellow, and I’m sure I am just the first of many,” Gunn-Golkin said. “I’m motivated to do well in my placement to set the precedence for more outstanding Guardians to follow.”

https://www.spaceforce.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/3588565/first-guardian-selected-for-white-house-fellowship-lands-in-office-of-second-ge/