A whistleblower from the Pentagon has come forward, revealing his identity and expressing concern about potential execution after bringing to light a supposed highly classified UFO program.
The topic of UFOs has been a subject of debate for many years and shows no signs of fading from public discourse.
While video evidence offers some level of support, the absence of concrete proof of UFOs remains a point of contention.
Many enthusiasts who believe in UFOs are eager for government confirmation of alien life, and recent information might suggest that such life has already reached Earth.
While former Pentagon officials have engaged in discussions and have alluded to the presence of UFOs and UAPs (unidentified anomalous phenomena), one whistleblower has decided to disclose more details.
According to the Daily Mail, Matthew Brown, a former US national security official, has come forward with claims about a secretive program within the Pentagon that supposedly monitors UAPs and other ‘alien-like’ phenomena.
The whistleblower asserts in the ‘Immaculate Constellation’ document that the Pentagon has been running these UFO initiatives for several decades, allegedly without Congressional oversight.
Brown mentioned that he stumbled upon this information through ‘clearly misfiled’ documents.
The program, known as Immaculate Constellation, is said to maintain a database of alleged alien encounters, adding more intrigue to the UFO narrative.
The document also mentions an interaction with an alien that purportedly altered time perception, highlighting the US military’s capacity to detect and track such phenomena.
Although some of this information was previously available, Brown chose to reveal his identity as the whistleblower on Jeremy Corbell’s WEAPONIZED podcast.
“This is absolutely what I did not want to do,” he stated. “I am, on a personal level, giving up the future that I made for myself and was going to try to make for a family.”
“My hope is that the stakes are not paid out, but they are life imprisonment and the possibility of execution.”
The Pentagon has denied having any UAP programs in operation.
Jeremy Corbell, speaking to the Daily Mail, noted, “When you’re in the classified world, you sign your life away.”
“There are serious consequences for leaking national security information—and yes, on paper, that includes life imprisonment or even capital punishment in rare cases tied to espionage.”
Corbell further explained that whistleblowers can face significant challenges due to ‘weaponized bureaucracy, targeted investigations, character assassination’.
“It happened to a number of friends of mine. It’s very concerning,” Corbell remarked. “We’ve seen it before. The system can grind you to dust.”
Regarding Brown’s situation, Corbell stated: “He did everything lawfully. He pushed his material through pre-publication review at the State Department. They didn’t push back. He did everything by the book.”