The conversation around UAPs has taken another dramatic turn, this time with a striking statement from retired USAF Brigadier General Blaine Holt. As one of the most decorated military officials to openly acknowledge the topic, his words carry significant weight, both for the public and those within the intelligence and defense communities.

A Candid Acknowledgment of Extraterrestrial Possibilities

In a recent discussion, Brig. Gen. Holt made an unambiguous admission:

"I absolutely do not refute that there are extra-terrestrials and that more will be coming out."

For those following the UAP discussion closely, statements like this from high-ranking officials are rare. While there has been increasing transparency in recent years thanks to declassified reports, congressional hearings, and whistleblower testimonies, outright acknowledgments from senior military personnel remain exceptional.

Concerns About the White House and Misinformation

Holt didn’t stop there. He also addressed the recent White House announcement on drones, expressing deep concern about potential misinformation at the highest levels of government:

"We need to dive into who's misinforming the President this early in his administration, need to root that out, we need to find out what's going on across this nation... because it's the tip of the iceberg and it's part of something much bigger."

This raises a serious question: If senior military figures believe the President is being misinformed about aerial threats, what else might be hidden from the public? Holt’s comments suggest that the drone narrative may be a convenient cover for something far more complex, and potentially more alarming.

Who is Brigadier General Blaine Holt?

For those unfamiliar with his background, Brig. Gen. Holt’s credentials are impeccable. His career has included:

• Deputy U.S. Military Representative to NATO, where he supported the Military Representative and the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in executing U.S. political-military strategy.

• Director of Logistics, U.S. European Command, a crucial role overseeing military operations across the region.

• Military Fellowship at the Council on Foreign Relations, further solidifying his expertise in global strategy and policy.

• Director of the Air Force Secretary and Chief of Staff’s Executive Action Group, where he played a key role in shaping high-level Air Force policy.

Given his extensive experience in logistics, intelligence, and global defense coordination, Holt is not someone prone to speculation. His remarks suggest an awareness of classified information that the general public is not yet privy to.

What This Means for the UAP Disclosure Movement

Holt’s statement is yet another sign that the conversation around UAP is shifting rapidly. Just a few years ago, the idea of a senior military official openly discussing extraterrestrial life would have been dismissed as science fiction. Now, we’re seeing decorated figures like Holt hinting that major revelations are on the horizon.

This also raises pressing questions:

• What does he mean by “more will be coming out”?

• How much does the military already know?

• Is there an active effort to suppress or control the narrative?

The disclosure movement has been gaining momentum with increasing numbers of whistleblowers, congressional interest, and declassified reports. If Holt’s words are any indication, we may be closer than ever to groundbreaking revelations. When a military figure of Brig. Gen. Holt’s stature speaks publicly about extraterrestrials and misinformation at the highest levels of government, it’s worth paying attention. His comments serve as both a warning and a call to action, suggesting that we’re only seeing the tip of the iceberg.

And if Holt is right, the biggest revelations may still be ahead.