Tucker says THIS is the TOP story in America right now and the MSM isn't covering it.

Think "X-Files" - only for real (maybe) 🛸

Fans of the X-Files will recall what Agent Mulder had hanging on his office wall: a poster of a flying saucer with the words “I Want to Believe.”

Indeed, fables of crashed extraterrestrial spacecraft secretly in the hands of the government have been around for decades. These rumors continue to fuel the speculation that the strange sightings people observe in the sky, now called UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena), are not of human origin.

You would think that if a whistleblower from American Intelligence came forward with shocking information about UFOs (Unidentified Flying Objects—still the preferred term by most), this story would naturally become a “bombshell” that would engross the entire U.S. population, getting coverage from every news website and broadcast station.

But that isn’t the case. Getting all news sources to cover the same story is not easy to do in today’s news media landscape (and in my opinion, a good thing, but I won’t go into why and get sidetracked.) If the Washington Post or New York Times doesn’t cover a story—most other media outlets, from your local television stations to Newsweek to CNN—won’t bother covering the story, either. (A lot of this involves the structure of corporate ownership—another topic for another time.)

Tucker Carlson blasted the MSM today for their lack of coverage on this significant story.

Tucker on Twitter

Since Carlson was emancipated from the fascist media matrix a few months ago, he can tell us what he thinks without fear. This evening he posted “Ep. 1” —the first official episode of his new show: “Tucker on Twitter,” as the video watermark reads.

(Side Note: if you enjoyed Tucker’s reporting and commentary on FOX News—you would LOVE him on Twitter. He has more freedom to speak his mind. I think this is going to be fun.)

Carlson speaks for ten and a half minutes—and after starting off focusing on the Ukrainian dam explosion, he shifts into what he says SHOULD BE the most widely covered news story tonight:

(Starting at 6:43)

Not only is the media not interested in any of this (he lists a bunch of topics that were never dug into), they are actively hostile to anyone who is.

In journalism, curiosity is the gravest crime.

Yesterday, for example, a former air force officer who worked for years in military intelligence, came forward as a whistleblower to reveal that the U.S. government has physical evidence of crashed, non-human made aircraft, as well as the bodies of those who flew those aircraft.

The Pentagon has spent decades studying these other-worldly remains in order to build more technologically advanced weapons systems.

Okay - that’s what the former intel officer revealed, and it was clear that he was telling the truth. In other words—UFOs are actually real. And apparently so is extraterrestrial life.

Now we know.

In a normal country this news would qualify as a “bombshell”—the story of the millennium. But in our country, it doesn’t.

The whistleblower’s account ran on a technology website called the Debrief, which you probably never heard of.

The Washington Post had that story—but decided not to run it. The New York Times, meanwhile, just pretended like it didn’t happen.

On the front page of the New York Times this morning there were five stories about Ukraine, as well as four stories apiece about Donald Trump, trans people, and climate change—the usual lineup. There was nothing at all about how an alien species is flying hypersonic aircraft over our cities.

Not one word.

So, if you’re wondering why our country seems so dysfunctional, this is a big part of the reason. Nobody knows what’s happening. A small group of people control access to all relevant information, and the rest of us don’t know.

We’re allowed to yap all we want about racism. But go ahead and talk about something that really matters—and see what happens.

If you keep it up they’ll make you be quiet—trust us. But that’s how they maintain control.

Carlson goes on to describe examples of old Soviet bloc nations whose citizens had a very skewed, inaccurate view of the United States since somebody only fed them a narrative that portrayed America during the 50s and 60s as a place where everyone lived in poverty and the country was in race war chaos.

“They thought this because that’s what they had been told. They had no way to think otherwise,” says Carlson.

The Biggest Story of Today Our Lifetime?

Or a psyop?

This story is arguably the biggest of the day—maybe even the past month or more. (The mRNA shots are certainly a crucial story still needing more attention as it continues to be criminally underreported.) But that doesn’t mean I think this UFO story is all true and accurate. I’m skeptical, and we need to remember that this whistleblower named David Grusch, who works in military intelligence and is a decorated soldier, has not brought forth physical evidence of alien spacecraft or an alien corpse. There’s no evidence at this point to substantiate his claims. He is simply coming forward and making claims of knowing information about non-human spacecraft through his employer. That’s all we have at this point.

As Carlson said in his video today, the website called The Debrief broke the story, and you can read their report and see what you think:

Intelligence Official Says U.S. Has Retrieved Craft of Non-Human Origin

Another good one: a website called NewsNation conducts a video interview with the whistleblower:

Military Whistleblower claims US has UFO retrieval program