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For over 80 years, covert research into exotic propulsion, anti-gravity systems, and spacetime manipulation has been housed within deep black programs, classified efforts shielded from both public and congressional oversight. 

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Now, on April 14, 2025, Michael Katzios, the new White House science chief, made a bold claim: “Our technologies permit us to manipulate time and space...” Shortly after, he doubled down, promising innovations that would let us “bend time and space” and “drive us further into the endless frontier.” These weren’t offhand remarks, they were published on the official White House site, signaling intent. 

What does "Manipulating Spacetime" really mean? Spacetime is the four-dimensional framework of our universe. Per Einstein’s theory, mass and energy warp this fabric, creating gravity and affecting time. To manipulate it would mean bending reality itself, shortening distances, warping time, or enabling faster-than-light travel. 

Just days before Katzios’ remarks, President Trump said: “We have a weapon that no one has a clue what it is... more powerful than anything even close.” Was he referencing to a spacetime weapon? 

Trump isn’t the first high-level figure to hint at such capabilities. Back in 2019, Lt. Gen. Steve Kwast publicly discussed technology capable of transporting a person anywhere on Earth in under an hour, suggesting real-world applications of physics far beyond current norms. He also touched on wireless, space-based energy transmission. 

Rumors have long circulated about transatmospheric vehicles, craft capable of seamless operation both within Earth’s atmosphere and in space. Though unconfirmed, these platforms may represent a technological bridge between known aerospace systems and genuine spacetime engineering. (Consider Gary McKinnon’s 2002 discovery during his hack of U.S. military systems: references to a secret space fleet and "non-terrestrial officers.") 

But it is not only about manipulating time and space. 

What might they also have: 
Anti-Gravity Propulsion: Altering inertia with plasma or exotic materials, referenced in Navy patents. Warp Drives: Bending space around a craft to move without motion. 
Zero-Point Energy: Tapping the quantum vacuum for limitless energy, a paradigm-shifting source of power. 

But why some groups want to keep it secret? There are compelling reasons for secrecy, none of them rooted in public interest: 

Control of Power – Whoever controls this tech controls the future. 
Economic Impact – It would collapse the fossil fuel, aviation, and defense sectors. 
Weaponization Risk – These tools could be catastrophic in the wrong hands. 
Psychological Shock – It would rewrite everything we know about science and our place in the cosmos. 

Despite growing testimony and a trove of leaked documents, officials continue to dismiss these claims. The Deep State line remains unchanged: “No empirical evidence exists for reverse-engineering extraterrestrial technology.” But the evidence says otherwise. 

Supporting evidence: 
1. Exotic materials reportedly recovered in 1950s, held by Lockheed. 
2. The 1953 Robertson Panel even set the tone for decades of deliberate obfuscation, publicly debunking UFOs while secretly studying their implications. The CIA used Project Blue Book to publicly debunk UFOs. 
3. As early as 1966, the U.S. Air Force reportedly managed over 30 classified anti-gravity projects.  
4. A 1971 Australian Defense report referenced America’s "Advanced Saucer Aircraft" and a Cold War “UFO crash program” into anti-gravity propulsion. 
5. The US government, through its CIA's Office of Global Access (OGA), is reported to have a secret program to retrieve and reverse-engineer crashed UFOs. This program, which began in 2003, is said to have recovered at least nine non-human aircraft, some of which were intact. The OGA works with special operations forces like SEAL teams to conduct these retrievals, keeping the operations highly secret. 
6. CIA allegedly blocked a 2024 transfer of exotic materials from Lockheed to Bigelow Aerospace. 

Ben Rich, former head of Lockheed Skunk Works, reportedly stated: “We now have the technology to take ET home.” 

Don Phillips, also from Lockheed, confirmed reverse-engineering efforts related to recovered UFO craft, allegedly including materials from the infamous 1947 Roswell incident.  

Dr. Salvatore Pais, a Navy scientist, filed patents (2016–2019) for highly unconventional devices, including a Space-Time Modification Weapon. These patents describe the use of electromagnetic fields, plasma, and rotational force fields. Theoretically, this device could create a spacetime modification weapon more powerful than hydrogen bombs. The Navy invested USD 508,000 testing the concept between 2016-2019. 

But what could be the reason they are starting to reveal it now? The sudden shift toward public statements about advanced capabilities seems deliberate. 

Consider the possible motives: 
1. Strategic Signaling: A subtle warning to adversaries: “We possess technology beyond your reach.” 2.Controlled Disclosure: Shaping the narrative gradually to maintain public trust and institutional control. 
3. Leaks Are Coming: Private-sector breakthroughs or whistleblowers may soon expose the truth. 
4. Justifying Black Budgets: Revealing exotic tech lends credibility to decades of hidden spending under national security. 

But perhaps the most compelling reason: a major event, whether real, staged, or cosmic in nature or eventually an alien contact scenario is on the horizon. This may be phase one of psychological preparation. 

Finally; the evidence suggests that these exotic advanced technologies already exist, whether reverse-engineered or the result of disruptive physics breakthroughs. But what’s happening now isn’t full disclosure. It’s a carefully managed narrative operation, an information war cloaked in the language of advanced science. 

References and must watch: 
Alex Jones and Top Deep State / COG Researcher Daniel Liszt:  https://x.com/RealAlexJones/status/1913354709106098659 
Richard Dolan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qd7CIe5wnwQ

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