We continue the topic raised by a new military insider. Jake Barber, an Air Force pilot who transported the picked-up alien ships, explained that in the case of the "egg" that he was transporting to the base, this object was not shot down.
According to him, a certain group of Psyonix – from specially trained military specialists – through psionics came into contact with aliens, inviting them to visit, inviting them to land at a specified location. And then, for some reason, the aliens left this facility to the military.
Thus, Barber is another informant who confirmed that the military, indeed, not only studies, but also uses telepathy. It's a common thing for them to take a mental conversation with someone from a distance. Even with aliens. Among other things, Soviet General Alexei Savin, who led practical projects in the USSR to establish mental and physical contacts between the military and aliens, also spoke about this.
Barber spoke about the psionics specialists, in fact, the psychics who make up his team and why they were needed.:
"The program explored the idea that UFOs can be summoned, communicated with, and persuaded to land somewhere using people with psionic abilities. Such a person has a predisposition to travel in the astral. Has special abilities and high sensitivity."
Such specialists have established a mental connection with the ship itself. That is, such a spiritual connection with technology, according to him, is possible. But Barber does not take into account that the ship itself may be not just technology, but biological and have some form of consciousness. But it was the connection with consciousness that he felt during his mission.
People are told that aliens do not visit our planet, that there is no such thing as telepathy and other psychic abilities. But Barber says it's all nonsense.:
"If people found out about this, it would not cause an ontological shock, but would cause relief. I think everyone knows deep down that life is about more than what we're told and what we're going through. This is not only not shocking, but it should also be welcomed."
Meanwhile, Barber's words have already been confirmed by Lieutenant Colonel John Blitch, former DARPA project manager and senior researcher at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. He said he "wholeheartedly" supports Barber's information and that "the UAP has been fully restored in the United States."
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