🧬“We’re Not Alone” — Insider Claims Govt Has Biological Entities on ICE!

It started with a quiet conversation in a ready room at the Portland Air National Guard.

A routine flight, a brief airspace incursion, a question asked casually: “What was that?” The pilot’s eyes darted away.

“Can’t talk about it,” he said.

That’s when it hit her: this wasn’t normal.

The woman asking wasn’t some newbie.

She was military, trusted, and trained.

But even she could feel the stigma—a thick, suffocating silence that blankets the topic of UAPs within the military community.

Pilots fear losing their security clearance.

Fear being labeled crazy.

Fear being grounded.

But beneath that fear? A truth too wild for words.

Fast forward to the halls of Congress.

This same woman—now a lawmaker—alongside Reps.

Tim Burchett and Anna Paulina Luna, launched a full-blown investigation into whistleblower claims from Eglin Air Force Base.

The accusations? That the US Air Force was hiding evidence of UAP encounters.

That multiple credible pilots were stonewalled by command, threatened, and silenced.

That something was flying in restricted airspace… and outperforming the most advanced aircraft on Earth.

And then came the bombshell: biological entities.

Yes, you read that right.

According to the whistleblowers—some of whom worked inside highly compartmentalized defense programs—there are biologics not of this Earth, recovered from non-human craft.

Some are even said to be on ice, in storage, protected by layers of classified security protocols that even some members of Congress can’t penetrate.

So why now? Why speak out?

Maybe it’s because the veil is thinning.

Thanks to upgraded radar systems, like those on F-18s and F-15s, pilots are seeing things they weren’t trained to understand.

Objects appearing out of nowhere.

Hovering motionless against 200-knot winds.

Moving at speeds upwards of Mach 6—then vanishing in the blink of an eye.

And some don’t just fly.

They dip into the ocean, maintain trajectory underwater, and reappear in the air.

Transmedium craft, they’re called.

The military doesn’t have anything close.

But the most chilling part isn’t what’s in the skies… it’s what’s hiding beneath the surface.

“They’re in the oceans,” Rogan said.

“Because that’s the one place nobody’s really looking.”

And he’s right.

We’ve explored less than 20% of the ocean floor.

Satellites can scan land, but deep water is a black box.

And now, more and more sightings are happening over open water.

Off the coasts of Hawaii.

California.

Even Hudson Valley, New York.

Why? Some experts believe there are bases beneath the waves—UFOs aren’t coming from space.

They’re coming from Earth.

Just… not our version of it.

That’s where the idea of interdimensional beings comes in.

According to multiple sources—both civilian and military—some UAPs exhibit behaviors that suggest they’re not just from another planet… but another dimension entirely.

They blink in and out of visibility.

They move outside our known laws of physics.

They seem to ignore gravity, inertia, even time itself.

It’s a theory that blends quantum physics with ancient mysticism, but when the Congresswoman said it aloud on the podcast, the room shifted.

“I think they exist outside our current understanding of space-time,” she said.

“And I believe they’ve been here longer than we have.”

Joe leaned in.

“So… they’re not aliens, in the traditional sense?”

She nodded.

“I don’t think they ever left.

I think they were always here.”

Some call them watchers.

Others, angels.

Even the Vatican is watching the skies.

Did you know the Vatican runs one of the most advanced astronomical observatories in the world? That one of their instruments is nicknamed “L.U.C.I.F.E.R.”? Coincidence? Conspiracy? Who knows—but it’s

undeniable that something is changing.

Fast.

Even former Navy pilot Ryan Graves—once a skeptic—now leads the charge in bringing these incidents to light.

He flew F-18s for over a decade and has first-hand experience with UAPs.

Not once.

Not twice.

But daily.

“We’d go out to the training area,” he recalled, “and there’d be these objects… just sitting there.

They’d be there when we arrived.

Still there when we left.”

Some were moving in “racetrack patterns”—a term pilots use for efficient aerial holding routes.

Others hovered in place for hours.

Sometimes at altitudes no human pilot could survive, with no heat signature, no exhaust, no propulsion.

And when they finally locked cameras on them?

“They didn’t look like craft.

They looked like balls of energy.”

Rogan, skeptical but curious, asked the question we all wonder: Is this ours? Some top-secret black-budget military tech? But the Congresswoman answered plainly: “If we had this kind of tech, we’d use it.

And we don’t.”

So what do we do with all of this?

What do we do when a sitting US Congresswoman tells us the Pentagon denied her access to special access programs—despite being tasked with oversight?

What do we say when a decorated fighter pilot tells us he’s seen the impossible?

What happens when the evidence—the photos, the radar data, the eyewitness accounts—stacks higher than we can ignore?

We stop asking if something’s out there.

And we start asking why it’s here.

But here’s where it gets even wilder…

Some insiders believe that these “interdimensional beings” aren’t just random visitors.

They may have always had an interest in humanity.

In fact, some suspect that the sacred texts—the Bible, the Torah, the Quran—may contain coded references to these beings.

That what ancient people described as angels, demons, or gods… may have been the same entities we now call UFOs.

Is it a stretch?

Not if you believe the Vatican knows more than it’s telling us.

Rumors swirl about secret archives, hidden knowledge, even alien artifacts buried deep within the catacombs of Rome.

Combine that with government contractors possibly reverse-engineering off-world technology, and you begin to see the outlines of a cover-up so big, so far-reaching, that even the President of the United States

might not be read in.

“Do you think they tell the President?” Rogan asked.

“No,” she replied.

“They don’t have to.

Presidents come and go.

These people? They’ve been in power for 30… 40 years.”

And so the pieces fit together.

The sightings.

The radar anomalies.

The blocked investigations.

The biological entities.

The interdimensional talk.

The religious connections.

The off-the-record testimonies.

The shadowy contractors.

The secrecy.

There’s a narrative unfolding.

One that says we are not the top of the food chain.

We are not alone.

And worse: they’re already here.

Maybe watching.

Maybe waiting.

Maybe interfering.

Or maybe just… studying us.

The way we’d study ants if they suddenly discovered fire.

We don’t know what’s coming next.

But one thing is clear: this isn’t about belief anymore.

It’s about truth.

And it’s about time we started looking up.