As concerns mount over mysterious drone sightings across the United States, the government appears caught in a whirlwind of public speculation and official denials.

Amid this growing chaos, renowned ufologist Dr. Steven Greer has issued a chilling warning about what he calls an imminent “false flag” operation designed to mislead the public and obscure decades of clandestine activities.

The White House has sought to downplay fears. National Security Council spokesman John Kirby recently attributed the sightings to “commercial, hobbyist, or law enforcement drones, all operating legally and lawfully,” even suggesting that some reports were misidentified stars or aircraft.

Similarly, Pentagon Press Secretary Major General Pat Ryder dismissed the concerns as “not unusual,” despite admitting to drone incursions over military bases.

But House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul (R-TX) is less convinced, warning that some of these drones may be adversarial, potentially of Chinese origin.

Meanwhile, the FAA has imposed new no-fly zones for drones in 22 areas across New Jersey, with threats of “deadly force” against violators.

Dr. Greer, founder of the Center for the Study of Extraterrestrial Intelligence (CSETI) and the Disclosure Project, joined Newsmax’s Rob Finnerty to deliver a dire warning.

According to Greer, the drone sightings are part of a larger psychological operation (PSYOP) orchestrated to obscure the truth about clandestine, illegal government projects.

Dr. Greer claims that whistleblowers, including high-ranking members of Joint Special Operations Command (JASOC), are prepared to reveal the truth. These insiders allege that secret programs have been reverse-engineering downed extraterrestrial craft and weaponizing advanced technologies, including electromagnetic pulse (EMP) weapons.

According to Dr. Greer, these revelations are set to come out within the next 30 days, potentially before the presidential inauguration.

Rob Finnerty:
What is going on out there? What are people seeing?

Dr. Steven Greer:
Well, it’s a complex story. To make it very succinct, we did predict this 30 years ago, that they would begin to launch some activity equivalent to a false flag to make it look like there’s some alien attack or threat. In reality, it’s a response to what’s happening, and I’ve recently told the incoming members of the administration this and people at the Senate Intelligence and Arms Services Committee.

We have a team of about six different black sites that have been running illegal projects related to so-called UAPs and UFOs. Coming forward in the next 30 days or so, they will bring forth dispositive evidence of this and the fact that these programs have been run illegally and outside of constitutional oversight.

This is a ramp-up to divert attention from that activity and could lead to some other events that would be catastrophic. This is a very dangerous situation.

Nothing people are seeing has anything to do with aliens or extraterrestrial intelligence. It has to do with trying to maintain the cover-up on a secret program that went black—illegal black—back in the late 1950s. So we’re into 65–70 years of some very dangerous operations.

Now, these men that are defecting are coming out of some sites I’ve been at. I was in a helicopter last year. After that, I was almost killed, frankly. We were over these black sites and saw the openings that go into underground facilities where there are the man-made UFOs that come out, but also where they have illegal electromagnetic pulse weapons where they target and down the extraterrestrial vehicles that are then reverse-engineered.

Rob Finnerty:
It sounds like science fiction. Let me stop you right there, Dr. Greer, just because I want everyone at home—I want us all to be on the same page.

You’re saying that we have the technology to shoot ET craft, not of this planet, out of the air, and we are reverse-engineering those aircraft?

Dr. Steven Greer:
100%, and there are multiple men coming forward. They’ve been with JASOC and Special Forces, who are also NOX, an unofficial cover in the corporate world.

One of them has been there about 29 years and is very senior and has all the evidence. They’ll be releasing the evidence and the information.

Now, this creates a dynamic because it’s happening before the inauguration. They plan to do it sometime between now and early January. I’ve been working with these men for about 19 months, and they’re serious, and they have the goods. They can prove what they’re stating, but they’re also going to unmask themselves.

They will come forward—their name, rank, serial number, and the whole history of this, including the illegal nature of some of these programs, which we don’t have time to go into. But they’ll curl your toes, some of the stuff that’s been going on. It’s quite illegal and very dangerous and horrible. The technologies—remember, the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty requires that we have no electromagnetic pulse—

Rob Finnerty:
Dr. Greer, could you give us a quick summary? I’d like to hear some of the toe-curling details, if you wouldn’t mind.

Dr. Steven Greer:
Well, for example, they have been able to confirm one of our whistleblowers’ testimony—a Marine, Michael Herrera—who was present at an event. He stumbled across an event during a rescue mission after the Indonesian earthquake in 2009. He came across a platform, a man-made object, about 300 feet around, that was manned by covert human operators who were American.

They had boxed up and crated up humans that they were trafficking. These humans had oxygen tanks on this platform and were being moved to a black site for various types of human experimentation and use. It’s horrific, some of the actions.

The main operator from two of these black sites that I’ve been at—I will not discuss where they are right now; it’ll be disclosed fairly soon—actually had personal knowledge of that. When this whistleblower came forward, who was taken to the Pentagon Arrow Office and Senate Intelligence Committee, he approached me and confirmed all of it.

He said not only that, but it’s way worse than that. There are some really worrisome programs going on without the oversight of the President or the Congress, and that has to get corrected because it’s dangerous.

Now, all these drones and everything going on is both a diversion and an attempt to create psychological warfare—a PSYOP.

Rob Finnerty:
A PSYOP to distract us?

Dr. Steven Greer:
That’s really what it is, but it could escalate to something very dangerous. Yesterday, I was told that I personally might be arrested, that there will be a character assassination plot against me that will come out soon.

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Since Inauguration Day 2021, President Joe Biden’s policies on the southern border have been as out of touch with reality as the president himself.

With Biden’s long-self-evident four-year descent into dotage confirmed, yet again, in a blockbuster expose published by The Wall Street Journal on Thursday, even Biden supporters can’t deny the damage being done.

And a report by the New York Post on Friday demonstrates just how corrosive the Biden administration has been — implementing policies loved by progressives under a senile figurehead.

According to the Post, more than 120 illegal aliens who stormed across the border in March have been set free inside the United States “under a Biden administration policy that directs the agency to prioritize their enforcement and detention capacity for those deemed public safety, national security and border security risks.”

Check out a video of the event, published to the social media platform X by Post reporter Jennie Taer, who also wrote the Friday report. These characters aren’t risky at all:

This is the moment when TX National Guard became overrun by migrants rioting to get across the border here in El Paso today

We were there and saw it all happen. Absolute chaos here. pic.twitter.com/VN6Kf663ie

— Jennie Taer (@JennieSTaer) March 21, 2024

Leave aside the nebulous question of “national security” in this particular case — maybe there weren’t any actual Iranian operatives or Jordanian terrrorists in this bunch.

Still, it’s hard to imagine a better definition of “more serious threat” to the idea of “border security risks” than a mob of violent men crossing the border and attacking border guards.

And the threat to public safety speaks for itself.

“It goes a long way to show where our officials’ loyalties lie,” a Texas National Guard source told the Post.

“We have soldiers who are still recovering from injuries to this day and our officials have shielded their attackers from any consequence.

“This type of precedent-setting will only serve to encourage more aggression and violence from the migrants because they have been shown that they can absolutely get away with it.”

That, of course, is the lesson for anyone watching the dwindling days of the Biden White House.

This is an administration that, from Day One, has made opening the American border to an invasion of illegal migrants one of its top priorities.

It’s an administration that has spent four years demonizing the men and women charged with securing that border. (Remember the hoax about “whipped” Haitians?)

It’s an administration that has employed, in Alejandro Mayorkas, a secretary of the Department of Homeland Security who appears to be more concerned with lying to Congress about the security of the homeland than securing the homeland itself.

The Post report is billed as an “exclusive,” and appears to rely solely on the National Guard source quoted, but it describes a development entirely in character with the Biden administration’s approach.

And Americans noticed:

This is the moment when TX National Guard became overrun by migrants rioting to get across the border here in El Paso today

We were there and saw it all happen. Absolute chaos here. pic.twitter.com/VN6Kf663ie

— Jennie Taer (@JennieSTaer) March 21, 2024

Storming the border is not a security threat.

— Nicki (@so_anyway_) December 19, 2024

It’s our fault for tolerating this Administration.

— Jerome (@ProducerJerome) December 20, 2024

Fortunately, thanks to the November election, the end is in sight for the madness on the southern border.

After four years of Biden, the damage has been done, but the repairs can begin.

And Inauguration Day 2025 can’t come soon enough.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.

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In a Senate chamber that has seen more backroom deals and spineless compromises than bold conservative action, Mitch McConnell, the epitome of a RINO, took to the podium to deliver his final speech as Senate Republican Leader.

The Kentucky senator’s comments, filled with self-praise and subtle digs at his conservative critics, summed up a career marked by giving in to opposition.

McConnell, who has held the reins of Senate GOP leadership since 2007, boasted about his so-called “accomplishments,” which often came at the expense of the conservative values he was elected to uphold.

What McConnell sees as “making a difference,” many conservatives recognize as selling out.

His track record includes rubber-stamping reckless spending bills, refusing to fight tooth and nail against Democrat overreach, and undermining true conservatives who dare to challenge the establishment swamp he so comfortably inhabits.

Transcript of his speech:

“It’s not entirely clear yet how or when Congress will conclude its end-of-the-year business. But when the Senate does adjourn, I’ll just about mark the end of my tenure as a Republican leader. I’ve made it clear this year that our colleagues haven’t seen the last of me. I still fully intend to keep frustrating my critics in the years ahead. But while I still command this particular podium, I thought I might make a few observations I’ve picked up along the way.

Folks come to Washington to do one of two things: either to make a point or to make a difference. To make a point or to make a difference. It’s usually not that hard to tell who’s doing which, especially in situations like the one we’re in right now.

The people who are here to make a difference recognize pretty quickly you never get everything you want, but often you can get quite a lot. And the folks who prefer to make a point have a funny habit of reminding us out loud how poorly they understand that fact. I don’t care to count how many times I’ve reminded our colleagues and our House counterparts how harmful it is to shut the government down, and how foolish it is to bet your own side won’t take the blame for it. Recent history doesn’t leave a whole lot of room for interpretation on that one. When you try to use normal government functions as a bargaining chip, you pay a political price.

That said, if I took it personally every time my advice went unheeded, I probably wouldn’t have spent as long as I have in this particular job. Getting a legislative outcome in the Senate requires large majorities of people who don’t share all the same views to actually work together toward outcomes where they do see eye to eye. We’ve had divided government here most of the time I’ve been in this job. Neither side has owned the place. You have a choice: do nothing, or try to find things you can agree on and do them together.

With the exception of just one short period of a few months, this place hasn’t seen a filibuster-proof Senate in 50 years. Getting things done almost inevitably requires dealing with a lot of people who disagree on almost everything. And in the interests of stable, enduring outcomes, that’s actually a good thing. Anyone who comes to the Senate hoping for rigid hardline conformity and prompt action is barking up the wrong tree.

I’ve heard folks who like making a point say they’d rather serve with 30 colleagues who all agree than a majority who didn’t. So, if you want to accomplish absolutely nothing, you can sign up with a group that’d rather serve with 30 people who all agreed than those who had differences. Everyone I know who’s interested in making a difference understands pretty quickly that it requires that interaction in order to achieve something.

Leading means letting folks take a walk when they need to and rallying together when we need to. I’ve been so grateful over the years to lead majorities that embrace these necessary rhythms. I’m gratified by the trust they placed in me repeatedly to determine what the moment requires, and I’m so proud of the outcomes we’ve achieved for our country. I’m looking forward to spending the next Congress as a member of another majority, in a set of capable hands. I’ll be rooting hard for my friend John Thune and the leadership team our conference has assembled around him. There’ll be no shortage of important work to do, and I’ll stand ready to do my part.

Back in 2007, on my first day in this job, I told our colleagues, “The Senate has no claim on greatness unless its power is put to great ends.” And I stated my view that the first duty of government is the defense and protection of its citizens. The Senate is great. So is the nation that it represents. But today, our nation faces one great challenge from forces betting on our decline. And so that first duty of government is the task to which I’ll devote my efforts in the coming years.

Our prosperity and security depend on an order forged by American leadership and American strength, both of which require our urgent attention. The arsenal of democracy must be restored. Peace through strength must once again actually mean something other than just a slogan. And I’m going to do everything in my power to help this continue to be the greatest country in the world. No one can do what we do internationally, and that’s where I’m going to put my focus for the next two years.

Thank you all for the opportunity.”

WATCH:

SEE IT: The last speech from Mitch McConnell as Senate Republican Leader.

“Folks come to Washington to do one of two things: either to make a point or to make a difference…it’s usually not that hard to tell who’s doing which.”pic.twitter.com/mFno6B6wBU

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) December 21, 2024

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The Biden regime is set to rescind the $10 million bounty on Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, leader of the jihadist terrorist group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), following his pivotal role in toppling Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s regime.

This decision coincided with al-Jolani’s initial direct talks with U.S. diplomats in Damascus.

Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, now referring to himself by his birth name as Ahmed al-Sharaa (Muhammad al-Jawlani), is the leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), a Syrian militant group that evolved from the al-Qaeda affiliate Jabhat al-Nusra.

Following the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime, Jolani and HTS now control significant parts of Syria, including the capital city, Damascus.

He remains closely associated with the ANF faction and its al-Qaeda ties, raising questions about governance, stability, and the group’s true intentions.

Al-Jolani has been working to persuade the international media and foreign powers that he has transitioned from a terrorist commander to a statesman, but skepticism remains about whether such a transformation is genuine. Even if his intentions are sincere, HTS does not control all of Syria.

Power is shared with groups like the Syrian National Army (SNA), a Turkish-backed coalition of rebel factions operating primarily in northern Syria.

Now, the Biden regime is set to rescind the $10 million bounty placed under the State Department’s Rewards for Justice program on Abu Mohammad al-Jolan.

However, the U.S. State Department, while lifting the bounty, continues to designate HTS as a terrorist organization.

Financial Time reported:

The US has said it will remove a $10mn bounty for Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, the Islamist group that spearheaded the overthrow of Syria’s Assad regime, in a sign that Washington is willing to engage with the new leadership.

In exchange, Jolani, who now goes by his birth name, Ahmed al-Sharaa, agreed that terrorist groups could not be allowed “to pose a threat inside of Syria or externally, including to the US and our partners in the region”, Barbara Leaf, the State Department’s top Middle East official, said on Friday.

Leaf met Jolani in Damascus earlier in the day and told reporters that lifting the bounty would allow US officials to engage with the rebel leader without having to turn him over to US law enforcement.

Leaf said her meeting with Jolani was “quite good, very productive, detailed.”

“He came across as pragmatic,” she said, adding that he made “moderate” statements on equal protections for women and minorities. “We will judge by deeds, not just by words,” she added.

Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) has accused Biden’s government of playing a covert role in the ongoing upheaval in Syria, asserting that the timing of events leading to the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad’s regime is no coincidence.

Speaking to former FOX News anchor Clayton Morris on Redacted, Massie implicated the “deep state” in orchestrating a chain of events aimed at fulfilling long-standing geopolitical objectives.

“I think that was the signal to the deep state to go in for the kill and get this over with because Trump and some of his nominees, like Tulsi Gabbard, are signaling that we are not going to carry on the policies of Obama and the deep state,” Massie said.

“It’s clear as day to me. Whether it was led by the United States or whether we just encouraged it, definitely the timing is not a mistake. When you find a turtle on a fence post, it didn’t get there by accident,” he added.

Read more:

‘The Timing Is No Mistake… It Was the Signal to the Deep State to Go in for the Kill’ — Rep. Thomas Massie Claims U.S. Facilitated Regime Change in Syria

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The suspect in the Magdeburg terror attack is understood to be a migrant from Saudi Arabia by the name of Taleb Al-Abdulmohsen.

According to the German state broadcaster DW, at least two people have been confirmed dead, and up to 60 more are reported injured after a car rammed into a Christmas market in the city of Magdeburg.

SHOCK VIDEO: At Least One Dead, Several Injured After Driver Plows Through Christmas Market in Germany in Terror Attack – Update: Suspect From Saudi Arabia

While details about the killer's identity are still being investigated, Taleb Al-Abdulmohsen was reportedly granted asylum in Germany in 2016 after fleeing from his native Saudi Arabia because he longer believed in Islam.

In an interview with the BBC back in 2019, Taleb explained how he had set up a website to help people flee Gulf states such as Saudi Arabia and move to Germany.

"Hi, my name's Taleb," he said in the video currently circulating across social media. "I'm from Saudi Arabia. I'm an activist. I created a website to help people seeking asylum, especially from Saudi Arabia and the Gulf region."

BREAKING: Saudi-Arabian terrorist Taleb Al-Abdulmohsen appeared on the BBC in 2019. He's an activist who brings migrants into Germany.

The BBC are sickening. pic.twitter.com/EByCNtFVny

— Inevitable West (@Inevitablewest) December 21, 2024

The BBC reported at the time:

Taleb Al-Abdulmohsen lives in Germany now – but there was once a time where he lived and worked in Saudi Arabia, and was incapable of safely expressing his atheism.

After successfully seeking asylum in Germany, he decided to set up the website wearesaudis.net to create an information resource for others to do the same.

It’s now a go-to resource for people all over the Arab region – but why are most of the people that approach Taleb for help women?

We spoke to an Emirati woman - we're calling her Dina to protect her identity - about how she used Taleb’s site and the ex-Muslim online network to escape.

Given Al-Abdulmohsen's apparent disdain for Islam, it is unclear exactly what his motivations were in carrying out such a heinous crime.

There is speculation that he may have suffered from mental illness, after uncovered social media posts showed him including the blaming the German governemnt for the “killing of Socrates" as well as leading a political persecution against him.

https://t.co/hthIDFeRv9 pic.twitter.com/H0ii92z1TW

— Taleb Al Abdulmohsen (@DrTalebJawad) December 20, 2024

Questions also remain about his political identity. While he sometimes praised figures such as Elon Musk and the anti-Islam activist Tommy Robinson, German newspaper Der Spiegel says he identified as a leftist.

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