let's just pick a topic as a reminder because
it's been a while we got feel good feel bad now
with an equal amount of news because I haven't
added anything in there for a little bit and
that says a lot to what new stuff is going on
pretty sure this is bad feeling uncertain feeling
like an update can't choose between good and
bad there is stuff in there feeling like science
a new topic feeling ai or robotic sorry that
one was updated you retitled it yeah that one
was after the controversy yeah and if you're
feeling as certain way today, I do have feeling
like a Christmas Mini. I would like to go with
can't choose. There's only one. So we're picking
that one. This is from the Daily Mail. How long
is it from like 25 years ago? April 12th. Oh,
wow. Yeah. April 12th, 2025. You didn't let me
finish 2025. Okay. You were assuming it was this
year. This one is titled Exclusive Terrifying
New Theory of What's Behind Tic Tac UFOs That
Keep Rising From Ocean in Front of U .S. Navy
Sailors. This is by Alex Semeno, U .S. reporter,
I already told you when it was published, updated
18th of June 2025. Let's just read the fucker.
The UFO expert who released a new video this
week showing the infamous tic -tac has revealed
bombshell theories about the phenomena. Jeremy
Corbell, an investigative journalist and filmmaker
known for his work with George Knapp on military
-documented unidentified anomalous phenomena,
UAP, has once again ignited public debate over
UFOs. This time with newly released footage captured
aboard the USS Jackson in 2023. Oh, it wasn't
just a really awkward text that he sent twice
because the person was confused, okay? Not before
2025, dot dot dot. Tic tacs, dot dot dot. The
video made public Tuesday after a multi -year
verification process shows what Korbel and military
witnesses described as self -luminous, wingless,
tailless, craft rising from the Pacific Ocean.
I guess I could send it to you to check out while
I... Isn't like every craft though like self
-luminous? like don't they all have their own
lights i think i know what he means like glowing
from everywhere but i don't know like all aircrafts
have lights that's true headlights specifically
right? And wing lights that have to be there,
yeah. But Korbel insists the new footage is far
from an isolated event. Instead, he says it fits
a broader and increasingly alarming pattern.
Repeated sightings of intelligently controlled
craft that defy known aerodynamics appear regularly
in the same off -share military training zone
and may originate from below the ocean surface.
Didn't it come from within the ocean? Wouldn't
that be like the obvious statement? According
to Korbel, the twenty The 2023 incident echoes
two other major military encounters, the 2004
Nimitz sighting and a lesser -known but well
-documented 2019 event in which a swarm of UAPs
surrounded 10 Navy warships over multiple nights.
The new footage he argues is not a standalone
revelation, but part of a growing body of evidence
pointing to intelligently controlled craft, capable
of trans -medium travel, moving seamlessly through
space, air and water, jacket that have repeatedly
appeared over decades in the same region, warning
Area 291 off the coast of Southern California.
The 2023 release was supported by new military
witness and active duty U .S. Navy Combat Information
Center operator who claims to have seen the object
rise from the ocean with his own eyes. Corbella
Knapp, known for handling sensitive testimonies,
vetted the witness and aligned his account with
radar data and FLIR imagery. The Navy veteran
tracked the object using the ship's high -powered
cypher -flur thermal targeting system. Radar
detected four unknown targets in the area, though
two were captured on video. According to the
witness, all four UAPs performed an instantaneous
synchronized maneuver, shooting off simultaneously
without visible propulsion, suggesting intelligent
coordination. Do we see, generally on airplanes,
a form of propulsion? Yeah, I guess they have
the thingies. on the wings either propellers
yeah okay okay yeah that was a stupid comment
okay they do do that they do go i mean technically
i don't think we see hot air balloons but i think
this was moving faster more directed than a hot
air balloon well you could because you could
catch a flame but the flame is not but it's not
always flaming what's the propulsion wind you
can't actually choose where you're going with
the hot air oh yeah okay now i understand what
you're saying i don't even know that the hot
air balloon knows it's propulsion it's the most
chaotic form of travel you could ever have. It's
become a working theory among people close to
this that there's an underwater base or installation
off the California coast, Corbell said. That's
speculation from the sailors themselves. He believes
the 2004 and 2023 cases may point to ongoing
interactions with a concealed presence beneath
the ocean, one that remains unacknowledged by
authorities and largely unknown to the public.
The video, which Korbel emphasizes is not from
an iPhone, but from weapons -grade military cameras
from a weapons -grade military camera system,
shows a heat signature in the shape of a smooth
oblong object. Crucially, it lacks any thermal
exhaust or propulsion trails, features that experts
would expect from a conventional aircraft. In
the footage, what you don't see is just as important
as what you do see, Korbel said. No wings, no
tail. Because I always think it's pretty important
what you see and also what you don't see No flight
control surfaces, no heat plumes. You're seeing
a perfect tic -tac, and it came from under the
water. This is not a glitch. This is a trained
military crew on one of the Navy's most advanced
ships using the best tech available. According
to Cord Bell, and based on testimony from first
-hand witnesses, radar tracked four of these
craft during the incident. One of them, he says,
was targeted in the FLI footage. Witnesses reported
that the four objects performed an instantaneous,
synchronized maneuver shot off all at once, as
the Navy veteran described, suggesting coordination
or communication between the aircraft. The craft.
They did not say aircraft. It's the craft. In
2004, pilots boarded the USS Nimitz strike group
track, what would become one of the most well
-known unidentified anomalous... You know what?
I'm going to leave it here because now it just
goes on to talk about the tic tac and what we're
talking about is the ocean one which we're done
talking about so that's that that's the article
that's good enough i'm always so not blown away
by these there's footage on here it's just exactly
what you think it is it's just a black and white
with like the target in the middle i've never
looked at it and been like wow that is really
something but to be fair probably best ufo footage
should be pretty mundane or pretty black why
I don't know, it just feels right. I prefer to
be excited about it. Oh yeah, but have you ever
noticed things that actually should be exciting
never are when we look at them? No, I've not
noticed. We seem very disappointed a lot of the
time when we're looking at topics. That's true,
that's true, but at the same time like you would
think a footage of like a UFO would be like oh
my god it's a UFO and I look at this and I'm
like this is the most boring thing I've ever
seen. It's greys on black and then sometimes
white. Yeah, and you can barely tell what you're
looking Why did they settle on tic tac instead
of just pill? Because a tic -tac is pill -shaped.
A pill is a very generic term. Tic -tac's a brand
name. You know, I was just on a Reddit thread
the other day, and they said they're not from
America, and they can't get over how everything
is a brand name in the United States versus where
you're anywhere else in the world. They'll call
it like acetaminophen, but in the United States,
they refer to it as Tylenol. Yeah, even the president
can't seem to pronounce the other one, so he
goes with Tylenol. It only seems fitting that
they're calling this a tic -tac. not like a tiny
white pill thing. I see the movement. I've just
been waiting for like the R to show up there
next to Tic Tac so that you know they've like
copyrighted and they're getting a piece of the
pie. Big Tic Tac or whoever owns that. I don't
know. I still get weird vibes from Jeremy Corbell.
I should leave it out and not make any... up
him until I actually do dive into him. You do
get vibes off the guy. Oh yeah for sure. And
it all started with that text message. Oh it
started well before that. 2025 dot dot dot. Do
you think he's sweating because nothing actually
has fucking happened. I'm just wondering if he's
still living at John Lear's house even though
he died like a decade ago. He did have a fascination
with John Lear didn't he? He has a fascination
with anybody who he thinks he can gain power
from. Yeah that's true that's true. He is practically
so to George Knapp's side now. Yeah, he bothers
me. That might not be the full article now that
I'm scrolling down, but I've come too far at
telling you that was the end. This seems like
an adequate place to stop. OK, and you guys got
48 hours. You can read the rest of it if you
want to. But hey, we're not your boss. Yeah.
Anyhow, bye. Yeah, bye.