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Deadline reports that Apple Productions has acquired a UFO disclosure thriller movie from producers Joseph Kosinski and Jerry Bruckheimer, on which so-called UFO whistleblower David Grusch will serve as an associate producer and consultant. Grusch is also now an employee of Republican congressman Eric Burlinson of Indiana, who hired Grusch to advise him on UFOs after the House Oversight Committee rejected an effort to have Grusch hired as a staffer.
Social media blew up over the last two days with a wild claim that Italian archaeologists discovered a massive underground series of structures beneath Khafre’s pyramid on the Giza Plateau. Numerous postings alleged that ground-penetrating radar had discovered eight cylindrical spiral structures stretching around 650 meters beneath the pyramid and are connected to two vast cube-shaped rooms eighty meters on each side. On the upper end, they connect to a series of five chambers identical to the King’s Chamber in Khufu’s pyramid, but hidden in Khafre’s. According to the researchers behind the claim, this was merely a part of a massive underground city.
Only days after The Age of Disclosure UFO documentary premiered to mediocre reviews (most critics found it unconvincing and boring), the Sol Foundation launched its own effort to capitalize on the ongoing UFO publicity campaign swirling around Congress. The foundation, which is run by many of the talking heads from Age of Disclosure, including Garry Nolan, debuted four tiers of paid membership, ranging from $350 per year to an eye-watering $25,000 per year. At the highest level, the massive cost gives members a private dinner and an annual symposium with "key UAP figures." And to think, you usually have to pay $65 for a ticket to their convention panels to see them in person. According to Sol, your deep pockets go to support "deep thinkers," who, after all, need to be paid well to afford to sit around doing nothing all day. After its first year and a half of operations, Sol has done little more of note than to hold a conference where the same set of talking heads gave the same stories to a paying audience.
Age of Disclosure, a UFO documentary by filmmaker Dan Farah, will have its premiere at SXSW this weekend, and in advance of the film's debut, Farah sat down with The Hollywood Reporter to tease the movie's supposedly mind-blowing revelations. The film features appearances by UFO luminaries like Luis Elizondo and Jay Stratton, both of whom scored book deals through Farah's intervention with publishers, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio. The promotional efforts to gin up interest in Age of Disclosure from a distributor are, frankly, frustrating. Farah teases revelations that apparently are both world-changing and also not important enough to reveal before the weekend, for maximum publicity and the best chance at a distribution deal--you know, as you do with proof positive of space aliens.
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