On the Weaponized Podcast: Syria Video, Personal Sightings, and Where We're Headed
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Logan here with an update.
Yesterday I had the opportunity to talk to Jeremy Corbell and George Knapp on their Weaponized podcast. It was a good conversation — only an hour, so we couldn’t get into everything I would have liked, but we covered a lot of ground.
My Background
Pretty much what they asked me to do first was talk about my biography. Just tell the audience who I am — that I’ve been in the Air Force 21 and a half years, that I was a contractor, and give them the story on how I got pulled into the UAP task force. It’s always good to establish that context up front so people understand where I’m coming from when I talk about this stuff.
The Syria Video
From there we talked about the video from Syria that Jeremy and George obtained from a unique source. I wish I knew who the source was, because it makes me feel very uncomfortable. The fact that someone can reach into our systems and pull down what was viewed as SCI-level data — because it was on an SCI-level system — is concerning. As a former security analyst, knowing that kind of access exists out there is troubling, even if I wish that information could get out officially.
Regardless, the video Jeremy and George have is the same video I had reviewed. I had a video analyst look at it — sped it up, slowed it down, examined it from every angle — to verify that what we were seeing was something that looked like a UAP doing instant acceleration. It held up.
Both of them grilled me about the calls I received after the video came out. I got unofficial calls, and some other calls that seemed very official but came through unofficial channels, all asking if I knew how they got it. Honestly, I don’t know. I remember about three or four years ago asking Jeremy who his source was, and then immediately regretting asking. Because if he told me, I knew I’d have to report it — go tell someone official that this person is leaking. I’m glad he never told me, and he hasn’t to this day. Whoever that source is, they’re good.
Personal Sightings
We also got into the sightings I’ve had outside of my military work, which is always a topic people want to hear about.
I talked about seeing a UAP in Calvine, Scotland. I told the story about seeing something as a kid that looked like an iron — the kind you iron clothes with. And then the Phoenix Lights. That one still gets me. I couldn’t even talk to my wife about it in the moment — we were both standing there looking at the same thing, and I’m thinking either this is classified and I’m about to get a phone call, or there’s going to be a major announcement the next day. There was no announcement. So I’ve had the opportunity to see these things from England, over Phoenix, and in Scotland — and I still don’t have a complete answer for any of them. And then on top of all that I get the chance to work for the UAP task force. A lot of things that were not normal, and some of that stuff is still only beginning to see the light of day.
The Phenom App
We did touch on the Phenom App — the mistakes that were made early on and what it was always meant to be. The app was built around three pillars: education, exposure, and experience. The idea was to provide education to the world, give people some kind of exposure to this topic, and then give them the tools to share their own experience. I didn’t go too deep into the app because I didn’t want to get into an upcoming version just yet. For the website, I pointed them to https://try.thephenom.app.
I also told them they could ask me about the recent craziness around the president’s announcements and the talk about releasing everything from the Pentagon. We touched on some of that. There was also a person named Astro who had brought up some information about me online — we decided not to go there. Matthew thought it was stupid to answer stupid people, and I agreed.
What We Didn’t Get To
I would have loved to talk about our Brown Mountains excursion, but there was only one hour and Chris Sharp was coming on right behind me. Hopefully we can circle back to that in a future conversation.
Stay vigilant.
Logan