UAP Pentagon Community

The UAP phenomenon is intricately connected to the Collins Elite scenario. For the past 70 years, the term "UFO," which stands for unidentified flying objects, has been commonly used to describe mysterious objects in the sky. Recently, however, some organizations and individuals have begun using the term "UAP," or unidentified aerial phenomena, instead. Many people are familiar with Majestic 12, a purported committee of military leaders and politicians focused on UFOs, which has become a part of pop culture alongside Area 51 and Roswell. However, according to our sources, this is a smokescreen. The organization perpetrating this little performance is the Collins Elite, based at Wright Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio.

These individuals are reportedly employed by a private organization acting on behalf of the government, which bypasses freedom of information (FOIA) requests that apply to public entities."

Wright Patterson Air Force Base, which hosted the Project Blue Book investigation into UFO reports starting in 1947, has long been rumored to contain a secret 'UFO room.

As we have already pointed out, sources claim that members of the Collins Elite believe aliens are demonic or want to portray them as such. The Collins Elite has worked to suppress any accurate information about UFOs, asserting that these phenomena have demonic or Satanic origins.