Lacatski, James T.

Lacatski, James T. – 

“James T. Lacatski was the Defense Intelligence Agency program manager, contracting officer representative (COR), security coordinator, and counterintelligence coordinator for the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program (AAWSAP), a $22 Million UFO research effort. Jim has a BS, MS, and D.Eng in Nuclear Engineering with expertise in fusion plasmas and directed energy weapons. In 2007, Jim met Robert Bigelow and Senator Harry Reid leading to the start of AAWSAP in 2008.

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Past Shows:

Secret Govt. UFO Program / Spooky Encounters

George Knapp, joined by Colm Kelleher, and James Lacatski, former DIA manager, talked about their new book, on the connection between a UFO program and Skinwalker Ranch.”

 

 

 

 

 

@JasonWilde108 via X/Twitter
So I went back and rifled through the History and Origin of KONA BLUE document, the one DHS and AARO published, the one Dr. James Lacatski kept hinting about on Weaponized with Knapp and Corbell. He said there was a “telling sentence” in there, and that if we read between the lines, we’d understand what he couldn’t say out loud.
And there it is, hiding in plain sight:
“Multiple interviewees identified KONA BLUE as a Department of Homeland Security sensitive compartment established to protect the retrieval and exploitation of ‘non-human biologics.”
Read that slowly. DHS wasn’t investigating “sightings.” It was preparing a sensitive compartment; government language for a program so restricted it sits behind layers of clearances to protect the retrieval and exploitation of non-human biologics.
When Lacatski said “telling,” he meant it.
I think we found the line. The one he couldn’t say out loud. The one that confirms the bridge between rumor and record. The U.S. government publicly acknowledged a structure meant to handle “non-human biologics.” They just never expected anyone to notice.
aaro.mil/Portals/136/PD

 

 

D. Dean Johnson at X/Twitter reminds folks:

“…James Lacatski’s warning that some sincere people have been misled by bogus UFO documents in government classified systems. “I have seen, in multiple cases, what I can only call forged documents…talking about [UFO] programs that are not legitimate documents.””

x.com/ddeanjohnson/status/1846646038314336766 

See video below starting at the 45:56 mark…

LACATSKI: okay and I have seen in multiple cases what I would call can
only call forged documents
CORBELL: so okay so there’s another thing we should talk about so you have what do you mean by that they’re forged documents
LACATSKI: they’re forged they’re they there are documents talking about programs uh uh that are not legitimate documents
CORBELL: Within intelligence servers within your industry there are forged documents inside of our government’s in you know or what are you talking about just on the Internet or you talking about 
LACATSKI:  I’m talking about both
CORBELL: really what how how could that happen Forge documents with inside our intelligence agency server
LACATSKI:  uh they even covered this on an X Files episode every special Access program has a Counter Intelligence officer that’s their job you know it’s it’s their job so you know you might say well wait a minute Jim and then Colm are Counter Intelligence officer no we’re not you know there’s no reason to be but if you’re in a program you have you have that person either assigned to you or you bring him in and there’s a source of forged documents right there go have your your listeners and readers go back through the UFO history and you’ll see fingers pointing to others that uh again I won’t name them that hey this is all fabricated and
CORBELL: yeah like Rick Dodie that’s who you’re talking about maybe can’t say”

 

 

 

“The documents showing DHS’s interest in possible extraterrestrial craft were published by the Pentagon’s UFO office AARO.

“The documents were declassified and turned over to AARO,” AARO Acting Director Tim Phillips told Politico.

– It has been said that this is where the bodies were hidden, but that was not true. And the proposed program was never approved by DHS management and never came to hold any material or information.

The program was called “KONA BLUE” and was proposed in the 2010s. The goal was to recreate the technology that could be found on craft from other worlds. But it should not have gone that far, according to the documents published on AARO’s website.

“It is important to note that no alien craft or bodies were ever collected – this material was only assumed to exist by Kona Blue’s proponents and its prospective contract executors,” the documents state.

Kona Blue was in reality an attempt by James T. Lacatski, who was the AAWSAP/AATIP program manager, to move the program to another agency after 2010. This was after the US Defense Intelligence Agency DIA, which managed the program, and the Pentagon’s Office of Intelligence and Security (OUSD I&S) in the latter half of 2010 concluded that the information the program delivered was of little importance to DIA. The recommendation was to move the program to another agency or office within the Pentagon that, in terms of internal politics, was better suited to manage the program.

Lacatski then tried to get AAWSAP established as a Special Access Program for classified information. This went so far that the new initiative by Lacatski was given the fictitious application name Kona Blue, and reached Prospective Special Access Program (PSAP) status. However, this initiative failed after a review of the program’s goals and purpose. The previous deliveries from AAWSAP also played a role in the decision.

The saga of AAWSAP/AATIP as a formally sanctioned program thus ended in 2012, but some involved, such as Luis Elizondo, continued an informal effort to investigate UFO phenomena reported by military personnel, an informal sideline that also went by the name AATIP.

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“From 2008 until 2021, nearly everything related to UFO activity came across Jay Stratton’s desk. He was the individual who decided to abandon the acronym UFO in favor of UAP or unidentified aerial phenomena.

Stratton worked at the highest levels of Naval Intelligence, which loaned him to the Defense Intelligence Agency, where he excelled at reverse engineering. He and his colleague Dr. James Lacatski, a rocket scientist, saw reports of the unknown craft. Stratton assumed that a central location was analyzing those reports.

“As we tried to find that office, we found nothing,” said Stratton.


ABOVE: Jay Stratton is one of the United States government’s highest-ranking and most experienced UFO hunters. (KLAS)

They set out to create an office that would fit that bill. Dr. Lacatski was reading about a UFO hotspot named “Skinwalker Ranch.” After a visit to the property, Dr. Lacatski pitched the creation of a formal investigation into the location. Reid agreed to fund it, and Bigelow landed the contract. Stratton consulted with the AAWSAP program and later its successor, AATIP, or the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program.”

 

  • Curt Collins (4/5/2022): UFO Updates facebook group
“People are still asking: Where’s the UFO content? Keith Basterfield tweeted: “From all the recently released DIA FOIA AAWSAP material, we still see none of the BAASS AAWSAP material listed in the rear of Lacatski’s book, apart for the 37 DIRDs.” Steven Greenstreet noted the UFO material was out of sight, resulting in the program looking unworthy of SAP status and funding: “Senator Reid, who admitted he was never once updated or briefed on AAWSAP’s progress, requested AAWSAP be given SAP status because of all the ‘highly sensitive’ stuff they had discovered. DIA appears to have been confused about WTF Reid was talking about.””

 

 

“Hummingbird. Wednesday 24 December 2008.

A very strange coincidence occurred this afternoon as Bob Bigelow & Colm Kelleher called me about the second project (on AAWSAP ~Joe) we’ve agreed I would do. They caught me at the wheel of the Highlander, as I had just parked it in Berkeley. “I was with Janine who had gone into a used bookstore to sell her brother’s old vinyl records. Helping her carry the heavy boxes, one record on top of a pile caught my eye. It was Mike Oldfield’s ‘Tubular Bells,’ with the now-famous ‘pretzel’ symbol on the cover, resembling the object that had appeared to Dr. Lacatski on his first visit to [#skinwalkerranch]. “‘We’re not selling this one,’ I told Janine, and I carried it back to the truck for safekeeping. “That’s the exact moment when Bob and Colm called me on my cellphone. Hal comments on this, an obvious intersign: ‘Yes, sometimes it all looks like it is all scripted!’ Now Roger Brenner tells me that ‘Tubular Bells’ was used as the music for ‘The Exorcist.’”

 

“Lacatski started visiting Skinwalker Ranch. On one trip, he reported seeing a sort of technological apparition floating in midair in the ranch kitchen. It resembled, he said, the object on the cover of Mike Oldfield’s album Tubular Bells.”