Tucker Carlson shares bizarre tale of troops dying from UFO encounters

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Tucker Carlson shares bizarre tale of troops dying from UFO encounters

During an appearance on the “Full Send” podcast, Fox News’ Tucker Carlson recalled a recent discussion with a Stanford professor, who, 11 years ago, was allegedly tasked by the Defense Department to investigate numerous cases of troops dying due to UFO-inflicted brain injuries.

Truly Bizarro…….we’ve had threads posted based on possible injuries to humans when encountering UFO’s…..but more of the radiation variety as being the possible cause…….but now brain injuries?? Or even death…

That’s a news to me…….

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a reply to: Ophiuchus1

Im curious about this as well. I'm with you. The only thing I can think of are the people who came back with radiation sickness. I don't know of any other instances aside from collisions.

a reply to: Ophiuchus1

I recall a UFO story just over (or near) the US/Mexico border where several police/military from Mexico were dead at the scene. The vehicle was allegedly recovered by the US military. I believe that was in the 60's.

This, however, sounds like tucker has been nicking bidens gibberish pills....

That story is more than five years old.....

Dr. Christopher ‘Kit’ Green’s Experiencer Group

The Stanford Professor is Garry Nolan.

Perhaps it becomes obvious? that not all aliens and the craft they fly… are alike?

Case in point…..how is it abductees like B&B Hill….or Travis Walton…or Whitley Strieber didn’t suffer from any radiation or brain injuries?

Were they not near operational Crafts before being taken onboard?

I guess they were the lucky ones…….

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originally posted by: Vroomfondel
a reply to: Ophiuchus1

I recall a UFO story just over (or near) the US/Mexico border where several police/military from Mexico were dead at the scene. The vehicle was allegedly recovered by the US military. I believe that was in the 60's.

This, however, sounds like tucker has been nicking bidens gibberish pills....

It's from 1973 if I am thinking of the same case.

The story is highly dubious in my opinion. With very little evidence beyond "a story".

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a reply to: mirageman

The story you posted may be 5+ years back…..but to be fair…..the story posted in the OP was posted By Sarah Sicard Mar 16, 11:02 AM.

Maybe re-surfacing it now is too stir renewed interest in the topic of injuries purported to be caused by UAP’s…..

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a reply to: Ophiuchus1

Interesting that the UFOs landed at military installations. When soldiers approached them, they suffered brain injuries or were killed. Could have been a top secret project that wasn't really safe to be around.

a reply to: Ophiuchus1

Actually the story is 18 years old if you go back to when the studies allegedly began [in 2005]. I was not being critical. Just pointing out the origins of it lie way back. Because, as you say, there is probably a reason for bringing it up again.

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: Ophiuchus1

Interesting that the UFOs landed at military installations. When soldiers approached them, they suffered brain injuries or were killed. Could have been a top secret project that wasn't really safe to be around.

It would be interesting to read any of death certificates and or court cases mentioned…

The polarizing host of “Tucker Carlson Tonight” shared that his source, who claimed to have expertise in traumatic brain injury, studied the brains of more than 100 troops who died following such encounters. The professor also told Carlson that there are dozens of open court cases that support his claims.

Has Kit Green written anything about Brain Injury and or death of anyone that are referenced straight to UAP involvement? I wonder.

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a reply to: Ophiuchus1

My first thought is anti-gravity waves causing vibrations that could turn the brain mushy...like too many hits playing football.

a reply to: Ophiuchus1

Maybe re-surfacing it now is too stir renewed interest in the topic of injuries purported to be caused by UAP’s…..

Yes. It's quite noticeable how things are re kindled so to speak. I have already noticed .


You said.

It would be interesting to read any of death certificates and or court cases mentioned…

I suspect Isaac Koi might have that kind of access?

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: Ophiuchus1

My first thought is anti-gravity waves causing vibrations that could turn the brain mushy...like too many hits playing football.

Hmmmm perhaps at vibration frequencies that are the same as resonant frequencies of particular human brains…..I suspect not all human brains are at the same frequencies. Or using vibration frequencies as a defensive tactic. Jus a thought.

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a reply to: Ophiuchus1

Has Kit Green written anything about them that are referenced straight to UAP involvement? I wonder.

The most specific one was this one. Which he himself addressed on ATS 8 years ago relating to injuires sustained by John Burroughs in Rendlesham Forest (or not depending on what you believe).

They are: Q # 1 ... How can it be true that medical records such as John Burroughs' could have been classified...Is this true? Is it sensible? What are the reasons? And, Q # 2 ... What caused his injuries (and several others present over the encounter) with the odd Air Form that emitted the Broad Band NIEMR?

It is true, his records...about a thousand pages, and to this day, still many hundreds, were in fact legally classified. In my 46 year career as a Medical Officer and physician with CIA [including as Staff Officer, Chief of Medical Intelligence/ Life Sciences Division, and Assistant National Intelligence Officer for Science and Technology]...I had, until a year of so ago...only seen a handful of truly 'classified' medical records: those of Adolph Hitler, John Kennedy's Autopsy, and recently...John Burroughs.

The reasons were different. When I was denied these records after many requests (even though I have continuously held TS/SCI clearances for almost 50 years), I was able to quickly determine that the reasons were quite simple...medical records are not usually digital and are easily sequestered in multiple location...and almost impossible to find (these were and remain except for recent years in hard copy, scanned, and separated from FOIA access...and even mine.) The reasons are (I was told by current DoD and VA Records staffs) that "inside the doctors notes, the nursing notes, the specialist's note are a myriad of references to Special Access Projects and the names of OTHER "adjacent and ancillary Programs and projects that can not be disentangled, and which could uncover active and recent projects unrelated to Rendlesham. The reasons are not necessarily related to Rendlesham...and not all the connections relate to Rendlesham."

This makes some sense operationally, but no sense ethically...John was hurt. He needed care, then, often, and now. He had injuries we now understand are related to narrow RF bandwidths that only in some cases in the past five years have become linked to the specific etiology of cardiac and other injury he suffered. There are likely other persons and other injuries.

So: Q # 1 ... Yes, his records were classified. Some remain classified. The reasons are not entirely ethical. Thank god that a couple of Senators had the guts to push, and push to 'Disentangle' that which was legitimately classified from those records that were needed to make the right decision about injury sustained while on Active Duty. Period. It is/was true. It is sensible. It is not entirely the stuff to make us physicians very proud.

Q # 2 Broad-band Non Ionizing Electromagnetic Radiation caused the injuries. The RF is identified in a dozen classified and a half-dozen unclassified studies on cardiological and neurological injuries ... not thousands of reports. Very, very few physicians even care about this arcane area of research...and fewer know about the injuries sustained by near-field (< 100 M) to humans. The data is sparse, it is not properly Peer-reviewed, it is not understood, it is not the subject of current research. And that is the truth.

The decision that was made to grant medical disability to John was just. Some of his records will remain classified. Those of us in Military and Intelligence Medicine can be proud the right decision was finally, if belatedly made; we should remain both vigilant and ashamed that our profession remains improperly darkened, and we should bring it to the light when we can.

[Disclosure Statements: 1) I did not clear this short statement with John Burroughs, his Attorney, anyone in my government including my Contracting Officers' Technical Representatives. 2) I am a Chief Medical Advisor to ATS. 3. I own a fraction of a fraction of a % of Stock in The Above Network, LLC. I receive no compensation. ]

Christopher C. Green MD, PhD, FAAFS


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a reply to: mirageman

Argh yes memory Lane re old Burroughs.

a reply to: mirageman

Interesting indeed……

I would also like to see mentions or writings on anything regarding specific Brain-Injury related deaths from UAP exposure, from Kit Green.

Burroughs is a good case….but Burroughs didn’t die from his experience either…

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a reply to: mirageman

This unfortunately reads to me as a more likely MK-Ultra related experiment. Never trust the public “former-CIA” source lol. Alludes to medical records being classified due to Rendelsham-related possibly ongoing activities.

If some guys on a military base start seeing unrealistic things, then you find out the CIA was in any way connected - it is ridiculously more likely that they were a part of some likely drug-induced CIA testing than they experienced something otherworldly.

Reminds me of the Rendlesham case where the men seemed to be affected by the UFO. It could explain the confusion regarding the lighthouse light. The air was described as somehow electric.

originally posted by: carewemust

Interesting that the UFOs landed at military installations. When soldiers approached them, they suffered brain injuries or were killed. Could have been a top secret project that wasn't really safe to be around.

Human-use experimentation by your good Uncle on his "property." Not saying I don't believe we aren't alone but I seriously doubt "Aliens" are gonna focus on a few soldiers in isolated & scattered events. However, the M.I.C. has a long and detailed record of doing just that.

It's actually one of the themes of the thread linked in my signature.

Brings me to another thought: While I have much more appreciation for Carlson than almost all the other MSM talking head-jobs, I suspect we're seeing what segment of the IC Tucker will shill for.

It's possible he's a believer or open to the concept of course, but that he continues to cover UFOs along with the other MSM folk suggests he's been given the topic and the airtime to promote it.