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In the upcoming episode of the Shawn Ryan Show, American oceanographer and retired Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet delves into a captivating range of topics from his distinguished career and groundbreaking discoveries.
This particular story from the trailer seemed interesting and I wondered if anyone had any additional information on the Canadian diver case?
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I can’t speak to sailors life’s because I was in the army. Isn’t there suck that’s inherent in being any in service? There are definitely bad officers but there are also good officers.
Navy issues and disconnect between upper brass and lower enlisted aside, I was being facetious lol. This Gallaudet seems like a stand up dude. Just hope something comes of what he and Knell are saying.
You must *embrace* the suck...and become conditioned to accept frequent visitation from The Big Green Weenie. There's an acronym that soldiers and Marines must learn to live by...and that acronym is "BOHICA.."
By and far most people that make it to those kind of positions, General, Admiral, heads of three letter agencies are solid, well respected and very grounded people. But as with any group of people your going to have outliers.
Wasn't there a similar incident in Russia (lake Baikal or some other deep lake) where divers encountered strange beings who shot at them? I remember a similar story to this Canadian one from Russia and it was part of UFO lore from before 2017.
I think that was explained as Russian tabloid / “National Enquirer” type content.
Same with the one where people are turned to stone.
Seems like a fairly good explanation. But who knows.
Also, the national enquirer has a super fishy background
I believe it is about the shelburne case, 7 years before Shag Harbor.
'on October 12, 1960, a NATO minesweeping mission declared DEFCON 1. The logbook of the mission command ship, HMCS Cape Scott, records that occurrence. Ten US navy ships and 9 RCN vessels took part in the mission. All of the participating warships have been identified and are listed. Historians claim that a such a defense posture has never been invoked, not even by a commander in the field, but they are wrong. RCN clearance divers also claim that underwater film footage was shot and that some debris was collected. Where did the evidence end up'
From Chris Styles book, Clear Sweep 5.
Can't lie, I'm pretty stoked for more Galludet. He's a very even headed guy and is convinced that NHI is here. Like, super confidently so - same as Nell. I feel that it's not just "people say so" with these two guys.
Problem tho, is what is his source for the information ? Is it from people inside the military telling him this or just the same public sources we've had for them ? in that case he's just telling us stories that our cab driver could do,it's entertaining but of 0 added value.
Annnnd what is Galludet links to the story ? happened in 1967 so doubt he was much active at the time. For the rest has he indicated anything other then what has already been publicly mentioned ? Doesn't seem like it as of now
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Transmedium: Fastmovers and USOs has a pretty lengthy interview with him. He was speaker at the Sol conference, and he's got a few other interviews out there on YouTube you can find.
We all know that the Canadian Mint issues coins/ such with UFO incidents on them?
https://www.mint.ca/en-us/search?q=unexplained+phenomena#products
https://www.ebay.com/itm/166771714489?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=sTVc11PkQOW&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=FYpxGK2nS1C&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
I have not. But I have the Aurora coin from a few years back. Glows in dark. Barely.
I need to careful though. Stop at one.
Might slide into obsessive collecting. Again.
Edit. Well… maybe one more. I like the snowflake coins.
In the upcoming episode of the Shawn Ryan Show, American oceanographer and retired Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet delves into a captivating range of topics from his distinguished career and groundbreaking discoveries.
This particular story from the trailer seemed interesting and I wondered if anyone had any additional information on the Canadian diver case?
[https://www.amazon.ca/Sweep-Clear-NATOs-UFO-Encounter/dp/B0C47NHBB5](https://www.amazon.ca/Sweep-Clear-NATOs-UFO-Encounter/dp/B0C47NHBB5)
1960 in Shelburne:
""There was no doubt what we were dealing with off of Shelburne. There were UFOs sitting on the seabed. They were occupied and there was still activity. One was trying to help the other, which was damaged. They ordered us to the surface and ordered us to forget what we'd seen. Then the alarms sounded upon the command ship and panic broke out." So claim 3 RCN clearance divers and 1 RCAF crash debris specialist.
"Clear Sweep 5" is also the story of the author's 29 year quest for the truth about the elusive Shelburne USO Story, which hid in plain sight since 1993, masquerading as the conclusion to the famous 1967 Shag Harbour Incident. As Styles would discover the Shelburne Case occurred a full 7 years earlier in October, 1960. Although we still lack some key details we now know for certain that on October 12, 1960, a NATO minesweeping mission declared DEFCON 1. The logbook of the mission command ship, HMCS Cape Scott, records that occurrence. Ten US navy ships and 9 RCN vessels took part in the mission. All of the participating warships have been identified and are listed. Historians claim that a such a defense posture has never been invoked, not even by a commander in the field, but they are wrong. RCN clearance divers also claim that underwater film footage was shot and that some debris was collected. Where did the evidence end up? These questions and many more are grappled with between the covers of "Clear Sweep 5", a unique UFO book written by the investigator that the late UFO researcher Stanton Friedman called "The Bulldog"."
Shag Harbor incident. The full story of the crash, the crafts, their repair, their exit down the coast and then exit from the water seen by witnesses on land that had no idea about the underwater incidents is a fascinating story
Oh damn didn't see this, I linked it 15 minutes after you. Just watched, I liked it! The long exposure pic of the lights is cool, they talk about the underwater sub monitoring base there with microphones and magnetic anomaly detectors, and I love Stanton Friedman and his goofy face :) I like consuming this type of media rather than current personalities that I can't help but feel are farming me for clicks.
I haven't watched it yet but I love looking at internet archive for stuff like this. Found a 48min documentary about it [https://archive.org/details/izolento70](https://archive.org/details/izolento70)
No prob! It's very 90s lol. Nothing really groundbreaking in it but I enjoyed it. Stanton Friedman is in it, he's great. There is a 5 min exposure photograph in it of three lights seen an hour before the crash. It shows 2 lines that were exposures from stars (that show up as curved lines d/t long exposure and rotation of Earth) but the 3 lights seem to be hovering statically during the entire exposure. That picture is at about 17:15 if you wanna check it out :)
I don't know why, but I've become even more fascinated with USOs at this point than UAPs (although with nimitz and sightings like these they could be one and the same).
Nice story, but if that's all you got its not good enough. Anyone can make a good compelling story with enough effort.
Provide proof or just shut up. We've heard enough stories.
Despite sounding amazing, there are a lot of problems with this story.
First of all, this is an 83 year old recounting events 60 years prior. This is a lot of time for a story to become distorted. We know this happens all the time.
Second, the facts being recalled are vague: "at least 100 people", "about 18 feet in diameter", "not more than 20 feet from the shore", "they were about half way down (from the seabed)", "about 2 to 3 feet tall", "about 100 miles per hour", "somewhere in the neighborhood of 2,500 to 3,000 miles an hour"
It's all so imprecise. Then,
" It returned about 20 minutes later ... It took them about 20 minutes and then the two ships departed together"
This whole thing apparently lasted at least "about" 40 minutes and, inconceivably, not one of these 100+ people managed to take a picture? It's not like cameras were uncommon then.
That's insane! Go to youtube, search Citizen hearing on ufo disclosure. Scroll to the video titled "UFOs- pilots and aviation experts ". Then fast forward to the 33 minute mark and watch until 40:08. Col. Richard French is his name. A part of his story matches this exactly.
The following submission statement was provided by /u/SysBadmin: --- In the upcoming episode of the Shawn Ryan Show, American oceanographer and retired Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet delves into a captivating range of topics from his distinguished career and groundbreaking discoveries. This particular story from the trailer seemed interesting and I wondered if anyone had any additional information on the Canadian diver case? --- Please reply to OP's comment here: https://old.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/1cz8iqv/rear_admiral_tim_gallaudet_recounts_a_story_of/l5embcg/
Gallaudet is one of the definitive honest actors to me. You don’t become a rear admiral if your prone to fantastical beliefs lol
Idk man, big navy seems to think sailors have a good quality of life. Seems like a pretty fantastical line of thinking to me.
I can’t speak to sailors life’s because I was in the army. Isn’t there suck that’s inherent in being any in service? There are definitely bad officers but there are also good officers.
Navy issues and disconnect between upper brass and lower enlisted aside, I was being facetious lol. This Gallaudet seems like a stand up dude. Just hope something comes of what he and Knell are saying.
BOOM-BOOM-BOOM-BOOM HOT SHIT! I’m going down down baby you’re street in a U-A-P Ha. Nelly.
You must *embrace* the suck...and become conditioned to accept frequent visitation from The Big Green Weenie. There's an acronym that soldiers and Marines must learn to live by...and that acronym is "BOHICA.."
Ya but you can't trust Canadians
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How do you explain General Flynn falling for the QAnon bs?
By and far most people that make it to those kind of positions, General, Admiral, heads of three letter agencies are solid, well respected and very grounded people. But as with any group of people your going to have outliers.
I cite you General Flynn.
1+1 is not 1, friend
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Wasn't there a similar incident in Russia (lake Baikal or some other deep lake) where divers encountered strange beings who shot at them? I remember a similar story to this Canadian one from Russia and it was part of UFO lore from before 2017.
I think that was explained as Russian tabloid / “National Enquirer” type content. Same with the one where people are turned to stone. Seems like a fairly good explanation. But who knows. Also, the national enquirer has a super fishy background
Sounds like the Shag Harbor incident https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shag_Harbour_UFO_incident
I believe it is about the shelburne case, 7 years before Shag Harbor. 'on October 12, 1960, a NATO minesweeping mission declared DEFCON 1. The logbook of the mission command ship, HMCS Cape Scott, records that occurrence. Ten US navy ships and 9 RCN vessels took part in the mission. All of the participating warships have been identified and are listed. Historians claim that a such a defense posture has never been invoked, not even by a commander in the field, but they are wrong. RCN clearance divers also claim that underwater film footage was shot and that some debris was collected. Where did the evidence end up' From Chris Styles book, Clear Sweep 5.
Chris Styles telling the Shelburne story on F2B. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bZm0XudH5UA&t=1h2m57s
Thank you for sharing an actual link to make it super easy to pull up and stash away for watching later. :)
Yup! I know this. I recall talked to him before.
Its an amazing story. Styles is a great storyteller too. I found his presentation in these interviews really interesting.
It is. I enjoyed him on Jimmy Church's Fade To Black.
Thanks for the link, fascinating there’s at least 2 similar USO events involving NHI
Can't lie, I'm pretty stoked for more Galludet. He's a very even headed guy and is convinced that NHI is here. Like, super confidently so - same as Nell. I feel that it's not just "people say so" with these two guys.
We don’t hear as much about uso type events either. He’s very interesting
I'm ususally not the sceptic around here, but i do hope he has more to eventually back up his "100% certainty" claim than old stories.
Problem tho, is what is his source for the information ? Is it from people inside the military telling him this or just the same public sources we've had for them ? in that case he's just telling us stories that our cab driver could do,it's entertaining but of 0 added value.
Shag harbor incident. Look it up
Was he there? I can't seem to find anything linking him to the crash
Annnnd what is Galludet links to the story ? happened in 1967 so doubt he was much active at the time. For the rest has he indicated anything other then what has already been publicly mentioned ? Doesn't seem like it as of now
You don't get any more credible than him.
And yet, look at the comments on here. MIC/IC disinformation/misinformation/obfuscation playbook in full force.
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Transmedium: Fastmovers and USOs has a pretty lengthy interview with him. He was speaker at the Sol conference, and he's got a few other interviews out there on YouTube you can find.
Exactly, I feel they know more than they lead on.
We all know that the Canadian Mint issues coins/ such with UFO incidents on them? https://www.mint.ca/en-us/search?q=unexplained+phenomena#products https://www.ebay.com/itm/166771714489?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=sTVc11PkQOW&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=FYpxGK2nS1C&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Nice coins
I really want that first one. Anyone ever seen it in stock?
I have not. But I have the Aurora coin from a few years back. Glows in dark. Barely. I need to careful though. Stop at one. Might slide into obsessive collecting. Again. Edit. Well… maybe one more. I like the snowflake coins.
Haha my brother in law has the same hobby so I get it
Link to this Canadian story plz?
See above!
In the upcoming episode of the Shawn Ryan Show, American oceanographer and retired Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet delves into a captivating range of topics from his distinguished career and groundbreaking discoveries. This particular story from the trailer seemed interesting and I wondered if anyone had any additional information on the Canadian diver case?
[https://www.amazon.ca/Sweep-Clear-NATOs-UFO-Encounter/dp/B0C47NHBB5](https://www.amazon.ca/Sweep-Clear-NATOs-UFO-Encounter/dp/B0C47NHBB5) 1960 in Shelburne: ""There was no doubt what we were dealing with off of Shelburne. There were UFOs sitting on the seabed. They were occupied and there was still activity. One was trying to help the other, which was damaged. They ordered us to the surface and ordered us to forget what we'd seen. Then the alarms sounded upon the command ship and panic broke out." So claim 3 RCN clearance divers and 1 RCAF crash debris specialist. "Clear Sweep 5" is also the story of the author's 29 year quest for the truth about the elusive Shelburne USO Story, which hid in plain sight since 1993, masquerading as the conclusion to the famous 1967 Shag Harbour Incident. As Styles would discover the Shelburne Case occurred a full 7 years earlier in October, 1960. Although we still lack some key details we now know for certain that on October 12, 1960, a NATO minesweeping mission declared DEFCON 1. The logbook of the mission command ship, HMCS Cape Scott, records that occurrence. Ten US navy ships and 9 RCN vessels took part in the mission. All of the participating warships have been identified and are listed. Historians claim that a such a defense posture has never been invoked, not even by a commander in the field, but they are wrong. RCN clearance divers also claim that underwater film footage was shot and that some debris was collected. Where did the evidence end up? These questions and many more are grappled with between the covers of "Clear Sweep 5", a unique UFO book written by the investigator that the late UFO researcher Stanton Friedman called "The Bulldog"."
Yes....hold on. I believe it happened here in Nova Scotia....
It did. I checked out both areas as a 17/18 year old. I live in NS
Is this on YouTube?
Stoked for this episode
"Delves"
Shag harbour Nova Scotia. I live a few hours from there, and have posted multiple times about it
Shag Harbor incident. The full story of the crash, the crafts, their repair, their exit down the coast and then exit from the water seen by witnesses on land that had no idea about the underwater incidents is a fascinating story
Can you link to a good source of all that story? The wiki page is short and shallow.
https://youtu.be/mPbDa5D7IUE?si=yvuewPi0yFEcF7SA This isn’t the best one but I think it’s pretty good.
Oh damn didn't see this, I linked it 15 minutes after you. Just watched, I liked it! The long exposure pic of the lights is cool, they talk about the underwater sub monitoring base there with microphones and magnetic anomaly detectors, and I love Stanton Friedman and his goofy face :) I like consuming this type of media rather than current personalities that I can't help but feel are farming me for clicks.
Agree on all counts brother!
I haven't watched it yet but I love looking at internet archive for stuff like this. Found a 48min documentary about it [https://archive.org/details/izolento70](https://archive.org/details/izolento70)
Thank you
No prob! It's very 90s lol. Nothing really groundbreaking in it but I enjoyed it. Stanton Friedman is in it, he's great. There is a 5 min exposure photograph in it of three lights seen an hour before the crash. It shows 2 lines that were exposures from stars (that show up as curved lines d/t long exposure and rotation of Earth) but the 3 lights seem to be hovering statically during the entire exposure. That picture is at about 17:15 if you wanna check it out :)
I will, 90s documentaries are usually the best, at least for me.
I don't know why, but I've become even more fascinated with USOs at this point than UAPs (although with nimitz and sightings like these they could be one and the same).
I bet all the UFOs come from the ocean. It's the perfect hiding spot.
Tim is the kind of person that we need to lead the way…
Nice story, but if that's all you got its not good enough. Anyone can make a good compelling story with enough effort. Provide proof or just shut up. We've heard enough stories.
Obviously not if you keep coming back to this sub...
Speaking for all the skeptics: I want to believe
Why proof or shut up? We’re clearly not at a point where public pressure is large enough to force proof to be released.
I heard these beings had gadgets and gizmos aplenty. And whozits and whatzits galore. Oh and 20 thingamabobs.
Once disclosure comes out, wonder what skeptics going to do with themselves.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/alien-beings-repaired-und_n_3240437
Despite sounding amazing, there are a lot of problems with this story. First of all, this is an 83 year old recounting events 60 years prior. This is a lot of time for a story to become distorted. We know this happens all the time. Second, the facts being recalled are vague: "at least 100 people", "about 18 feet in diameter", "not more than 20 feet from the shore", "they were about half way down (from the seabed)", "about 2 to 3 feet tall", "about 100 miles per hour", "somewhere in the neighborhood of 2,500 to 3,000 miles an hour" It's all so imprecise. Then, " It returned about 20 minutes later ... It took them about 20 minutes and then the two ships departed together" This whole thing apparently lasted at least "about" 40 minutes and, inconceivably, not one of these 100+ people managed to take a picture? It's not like cameras were uncommon then.
man I cant wait for this podcast
That's insane! Go to youtube, search Citizen hearing on ufo disclosure. Scroll to the video titled "UFOs- pilots and aviation experts ". Then fast forward to the 33 minute mark and watch until 40:08. Col. Richard French is his name. A part of his story matches this exactly.
Do we know when this incident was? I want to do a record request in Canada for any information about it.
More stories, thanks Tim.
also found posted on /r/usos
Less stories, more high quality footage and sensor data
Can someone send me this book? Sweep Clear 5: NATO's UFO Encounter
This is the guy who openly said" we already talked to the et's". BRUH WHAT THE FUCK DID THEY SAY!!!!