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Throwback to the time I got intercepted by F-18s over the Strait of Hormuz near Iran.

Back in Feb I was ferrying a PA-28, a propeller aircraft which cruises at 87kts (150hp) from Vero Beach, Florida to India. Atlantic, Greenland, Scotland, Belgium, then down through Egypt toward the Middle East. Four continents, three weeks. The problem I hadn't anticipated for, was a potential war outbreak during the middle of the flight.

So while I am flying around, following my route... somewhere over Saudi Arabia I get my first weird encounter, picking up a shadow that was following me. I realized later on FlightRadar that it was a literal US surveillance drone, at 30,000ft above me, tracking me half way (so, whoever was behind the screen of the drone, I was the pilot you were watching, sorry!)

Landed in Muscat, Oman. Apron packed with diverted Emirates planes that should've been empty. Checked the news: I’d just flown through the opening hours of a war.

That night, hotel room, 3am decision: stay and risk being grounded indefinitely in a conflict zone, or fly now while the window was still open. I went. So obviously, I take the most logical decision: 4am, wheels up. Let's escape the warzone to start a 9 hours nonstop across the Indian Ocean. No autopilot the whole way. Two hours after I left with my copilot, Oman was hit by missile strikes.

And then, about a third of the way across, when I started to relax a little, two F-18 Hornets showed up off my right wing. I had unintentionally drifted near a USS Abraham Lincoln's exclusion zone (carrier ship) during active strike operations, during which I had lost comms for approx. 20 minutes. They circled me for 30 minutes and deviated me towards different directions before I got clearance to continue.

Finally, landed in Gujarat, India. Was a close call!

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I find it pretty easy to avoid them by not scrolling down to the filth.

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You're hearing this from me first. I was granted early access to newly released UAP documents, and one pattern jumps off the page: these objects have been showing up over our nuclear facilities for 77
years. Here's the record:

• 1949, Los Alamos: After multiple "green fireball" sightings near nuclear facilities, the military convened a scientific conference to determine if they were meteors. Dr. Lincoln LaPaz, the foremost expert, said no. They flew horizontally, silently, at constant velocity. The conference's greatest concern: they appeared most frequently over nuclear sites nationwide.

• 2015, Amarillo, Texas: A UAP violated the sealed airspace over Pantex, the heavily guarded plant where America assembles and disassembles nuclear weapons. Seen by multiple personnel.

The release also includes:

• Project SIGN's 1948 progress report, the Air Force's first formal UFO investigation, launched after Kenneth Arnold's famous 1947 sighting and Roswell eleven days later. Hundreds of cases studied. Rapid climbs, hovering, abrupt reversals, saucer-shaped craft.

• A 1948 Air Intelligence Study acknowledging at least 210 unexplainable reports.

• Hours of Apollo 17 crew debriefs on firework-like particles observed during their mission.

• FBI and CIA witness interview reports focused on national security concerns.

This isn't speculation. It's the government's own documentation, and you're seeing it here first. The nuclear pattern continues around the world today.

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Long before the MCU came along and set the template for the modern cinematic universe, there was another interconnected, multimedia franchise driving the kids wild: The FWCU. Yes, folks, the Free Willy Cinematic Universe. Spanning three movies (who can forget — or indeed remember — Free Willy 2: The Adventure Home or Free Willy 3: The Rescue) , an animated TV series, two CD-ROM games, and a DTV reboot, the continuing adventures of orphaned boy Jesse and his orca pal won the hearts — and wet the eyes — of families the world over. Now, per THR's reporting, Free Willy is about to be unleashed upon a whole new generation.

Warner Bros. and The Russo Brothers' AGBO production company are teaming up to reimagine Free Willy for a modern audience, with Miller's Girl producer-writer duo Mary-Margaret Kunze and Jade Halley Bartlett aboard to write the screenplay. Whether the new Free Willy will exist in the same world as Simon Wincer's cult classic — or follow the same foundational orphaned-kid-befriends-captive-orca narrative — very much remains to be seen at this point, as does the approach Kunze and Bartlett will take here to their whale-y big star. In the original movies, actual orca Keiko stole our hearts as the eponymous Willy, helping undo generations of misinformation and myth-making surrounding the killer whale as a species. One would suspect a modern-day Willy will be some sort of at least partially CG-constructed beast — but who knows?
With Brian Duffield's sperm whale epic Whalefall mere months away, and now the return of Free Willy to *checks notes* look forward to, perhaps we've misdirected our energy into the Welsh New Wave. Clearly, the Whale New Wave is upon us. All hail the new blubber!

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Candace Owens

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