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On Friday, October 23, the Defense Department released the seventh batch of declassified UAP records under the White House's PURSUE program. Ten files. Among them, an FBI and Pentagon account of federal agents watching a silent, matte-black triangle rise over a ridgeline near a secure U.S.
The Postal Service Watched Protesters Online. The Records Were on a Dropped Hard Drive.
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