Top Navy Admiral: “The Ocean is FULL OF UFOs!”
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Summary
Tim Galidet is a former Navy chief oceanographer and one-star admiral. He encountered a teardrop-shaped UAP while in the Baltic Sea. The UAP surfaced without disturbing the water and then ascended rapidly, appearing to defy gravity. This experience changed his perspective on UAPs. He discussed seeing the Go Fast video, which showed UAPs during a Navy training exercise. Galidet believes these UAPs may come from under the ocean and noted that they often appear in specific regions. After his experiences, he feels a strong desire to share information about UAPs and believes that their existence can no longer be denied.
Program Intelligence Analysis
The video features Tim Galidet, a former Navy chief oceanographer, discussing various UAP encounters and their implications. He shares firsthand accounts of UAP sightings, including the infamous Go Fast video, and speculates on the existence of underwater alien bases. The conversation highlights the evolving understanding of UAPs and the potential for significant discoveries in oceanic exploration.
The Go Fast video shows a spherical object that had no flight control services or means of propulsion traveling in an intelligently controlled manner.
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We've only explored about 10% of the ocean volume; the large territory of the ocean that we know nothing about really points in the direction that that's probably where they are.
I saw on the Navy Secret Network the Go Fast video; there’s this teardrop shaped looking UAP 20 ft lengthwise or so.
Harold Malgrren talked about actually holding the pieces from this crash that came down out of the plume of this nuclear blast in 1962.
Divers claimed that they saw UFO occupants outside these two saucers and that they even took video of it.
We believe we found a region in the Atlantic with features that correspond to exactly how Plato described it; Atlantis.
The Go Fast video shows a spherical object that had no flight control services or means of propulsion traveling in an intelligently controlled manner.
There are five to seven areas of the world where UAPs are seen coming in and out of the ocean with more frequency than others.
Submarine officers reported encountering an object under the water that was closing rapidly, more rapidly than normal adversary submarines.