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🚨 A hacker breaks into Pentagon computers. Finds UAP images. Finds files hinting at a secret space program. The state’s response? Not answers; a decade-long hunt to crush him. The Gary McKinnon story still isn’t explained...

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Gary McKinnon hacked into top secret US Navy files while smoking weed in his basement. And he uncovered evidence of a secret space program. It named 40 “non-terrestrial officers.” It listed “exotic materials” and chemicals being transferred between off-world fleets. Then, the US government tried to send him to prison for the rest of his life. But the UK refused to extradite him. McKinnon just sat down with Jesse Michels to break down his wild story: “There was an Excel spreadsheet, and it … was titled Non-Terrestrial Officers.” “And it was incredible.” “It had ship names, it had materiel … and it had transfers of weird chemicals … ship-to-ship transfers and fleet-to-fleet transfers.” Michels: “What are the names of these chemicals?” McKinnon: “Molybdenum, barium, they were very exotic.” “They’re used in … lots of very exotic industrial processes.” “A lot to do with … metallurgy, like you make an alloy and it makes it stronger than the original two components.” Michels: “So you see a list of how many non-terrestrial officers?” McKinnon: “Maybe like 30, 40 names.” Michels: “You don’t remember any of the last names?” McKinnon: “No, sorry.” “This is one of the main criticisms of me: why didn’t you take a bloody screenshot?” “But I did actually.” “I downloaded the Excel spreadsheet, and when I got arrested, all my data was taken to ONI—Office of Naval Intelligence.” “They still have my hard drives.” Michels: “Office of Naval Intelligence is the oldest intelligence agency in the US.” “I think it’s 1882.” “It’s often deeply implicated in UFOs.” “And you had Thomas Townsend Brown doing a lot of spooky science work for the Navy.” “And then you have this guy, Harold Malmgren, who kind of ended up giving me … a deathbed confession at the end of his life.” “He was like: the Office of Naval Intelligence knows the most about this issue.” Jesse Michels American Alchemy Gary McKinnon

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