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Welcome in to part two of this edition of UAP Weekly.

I'm Stephen Deiner back with you, as always, on the Unidentified Alien podcast.

And yes, this is part two of my latest conversation with Military Intelligence Insider, Anthony Williams.

As we go over even more revealing information here that really aren't getting anywhere else. What I've done with Anthony Williams

is really unique because of everything that he is willing to talk about in his position as, you know, an active

military intelligence analyst. This is the stuff that he comes across. And I actually had a lot

come to my mind over the past day or two, just kind of thinking about everything that we've

spoken about and how it relates to what

Lou Elizando has actually been saying over the past couple days with the release of his book

Eminent.

And I'm going to save some of those thoughts for the very end because I want to put out the

entire interview first and then I'll get into what I'm thinking about when it comes to

some of the

things that Anthony revealed in part one of this interview, which came out a couple days ago. If you missed that, then by all means, feel free to go and listen to it. You don't have to listen to part one before you listen to part two. If you want to hear this one first, that's fine. You don't have to go stop and listen to Part 1. But in this part here, you're going to hear us talk about a question that's really kind of been on my mind for a while.

It's really one of the main questions that's on my mind a lot when we talk about sightings over military bases or just sightings in general.

And that is, why can't this be our tech that's being tested, right? Especially when we talk about, like in part one, we spoke about

the jellyfish UAP that we're seeing over the Utah testing range. Who's to say that isn't,

you know, secret military tech? Maybe it is. Maybe it isn't,

or is it adversarial. They're flying over a, you know, a top secret testing range. Maybe it's

China or Russia that, you know, are flying these jellyfish UAP as some type of surveillance tech

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