US military has Antigravity Spacecraft with an Organic Consciousness that pairs with Pilots

US military has Antigravity Spacecraft with an Organic Consciousness that pairs with Pilots

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In early January 2025, JP was taken to a military base with a
group of approximately 25 soldiers. The soldiers were told about
a conflict involving UFOs taking place in Africa and South
America, and how they were part of a US military contingent that
could intervene if necessary. Then pairs of triangle-edged flying
saucer-shaped craft began to appear, and each paired off with one
of the soldiers. The craft possessed an organic consciousness
that recognized the pilot who would be able to fly it.





After most of the soldiers left with the craft they were paired
with, there were about 10 left; JP was among them. JP thought at
first that they lacked the skill to summon a craft, but they were
told that they would remember how to do so as they had been
paired in the past with one. JP also discussed symbols seen on
the craft that could be used for healing and summoning the craft.





JP next discussed the extraordinary testimony of Jacob Barber, a
former USAF pilot, who described the intense emotion he felt when
his helicopter carried a box with an unknown object inside it. JP
described having an identical emotional reaction during his
handling of a crystal jewel taken from the Atlantic Space Ark in
July 2023. Significantly, JP said that the jewel, which very
likely hosted the organic consciousness of the space ark, was
placed inside a metal box and taken away by a helicopter.





JP finally discussed the egg-shaped UFO that was harnessed to the
end of a 150-foot cable that Barber transported via his
helicopter. The UFO was very similar to an egg-shaped craft that
landed near him in 2016 and where he had a conversation with the
pilot who emerged and said he was from a city located under the
surface of the Moon.





For articles, books, and photos concerning JP’s missions, visit:
https://exopolitics.org/jp-articles-photos-videos/

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