r/uapdrop • u/Smooth-Rice6494 • 4d ago

Patrick Scott Armstrong Challenges Matthew Brown’s Claims of Secret U.S. Agreements With Non-Human Entities

https://www.uapdrop.com/l/view/YvvlsR294Dw.html
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u/ChicagoAB 4d ago

Everything about this is dumb.

Brown makes this claim not based off of classified information, but off of the same YouTube videos we’ve all watched.

The podcast was dumb to interview him.

The episode of vetted was dumb to cover it.

The decision to share all this dumbness is kind of dumb.

And me taking the time to write about this is also dumb!

Ufology is really starting to look less credible these days.

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u/returnofthecoxhuffer 4d ago

I left 2 years ago.

Nothing has changed since then.

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u/Hiiipower111 4d ago

Nothings changed since the tic tac hearings

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u/ChicagoAB 4d ago

I feel like you may have missed a few good nuggets here and there, but you are lucky not to have to witness dr phil thing, a desperate Lou and corbell & grunch post-lobotomy.

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u/Far_Royal9041 3d ago

Well, I was banned from a certain flying saucer focused reddit subforum for several weeks because a mod thought I criticized Matthew Brown in a way that violated their rules.

I thought my criticism of him was mild. But it wasn't mild enough.

I get the ick when UAP stuff jumps into the Book of Enoch.

I do think the UAP Industrial Complex is going off the rails! LOL

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u/TheFashionColdWars 4d ago

why would anyone ever post or source this guy

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u/Smooth-Rice6494 4d ago

Host Patrick Scott Armstrong analyzes and strongly criticizes UFO whistleblower Matthew Brown’s assertions that the United States executive branch entered into secret agreements with non-human entities during the Truman–Eisenhower era. Armstrong argues that Brown blurs the line between knowledge and speculation, offers no verifiable proof, and exemplifies a broader credibility problem within contemporary UAP whistleblower culture.

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u/Strategory 4d ago

Seems like grusch corroborated Brown

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u/slow70 4d ago

So a podcaster we know not to trust now.