Jeremy Corbell Discusses New Developments with Steve-O on UAP Phenomena

In this episode of Steve-O’s Wild Ride! Podcast, titled “Jeremy Corbell Returns To Spill UFO Secrets and The Government is Not Happy – Wild Ride #196,” Jeremy Corbell, a prominent figure in UFO research and documentation, shares new insights and developments in the field of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs) and UFOs. The discussion looks into various aspects of UAP sightings, government reactions, and the implications of these phenomena.

Corbell emphasizes the recent surge in UAP sightings, especially those documented by military personnel, and discusses the release of new footage and images that contribute to the ongoing discourse around UFOs. He brings up cases like the famous “Tic Tac” UFO incident and other recent sightings that have sparked both public and governmental interest.

Jeremy Corbell emphasizes the quality and credibility of the content he releases regarding Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs) and UFOs. He stresses the importance of thorough validation and careful sourcing of the information he shares. Corbell explains that he often requires multiple independent confirmations of footage before considering it for public release. He also highlights his methodical approach, which includes vetting through his own channels and not just relying on information provided by sources.

Corbell discusses the necessity of protecting his sources while maintaining a high standard of truth and accuracy in his work. He acknowledges the challenge in differentiating legitimate footage from potentially fabricated content in an era where technology can easily create convincing fakes. To address this, he utilizes high-quality military footage and other reliable sources to ensure the authenticity of the phenomena he presents.

Jeremy Corbell discusses several aspects related to the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) and UFOs:

1. DIA’s Involvement with UFOs: Corbell mentions that the DIA has been actively involved in studying UFOs. He refers to the DIA’s UFO program and states that the head of this program admitted to having a craft that was not made by human hands. This admission suggests the possession of UFO or UAP technology or materials by the DIA.
2. Where UFOs Are From: Regarding the origin of UFOs, Corbell conveys that there are various theories and possibilities. He discusses different ideas about where these UFOs might originate, such as extraterrestrial, extradimensional, or even ultra-terrestrial sources. However, he emphasizes that there is no definitive answer to this question, and it remains a subject of speculation and investigation.
3. Intent of UFOs: Corbell touches on the intent of UFOs or their operators, noting that the observed behavior primarily seems to be observational rather than directly interactive or interventionist. He suggests that these observations might have different purposes, ranging from simple curiosity about human activities to potentially more complex motives that are not fully understood.

Corbell stresses the importance of credible documentation and the need for a systematic approach to understanding UAPs. He suggests that while there is still much to learn, the increasing frequency of sightings and the gradual shift in governmental attitudes indicate a growing recognition of the significance of these unexplained phenomena. The conversation also looks into the broader implications of UAPs, considering their potential impact on technology, national security, and our understanding of the universe.