Topic: Huffington Post

Crow recounts a dispute with The Huffington Post, the FBI, and MUFON regarding his footage of an object transiting the moon. While officials claimed he filmed a satellite in geosynchronous orbit, Crow consulted optics experts to measure pixel values and focal lengths. His findings suggested the object was much closer to Earth than 11,000 miles, leading him to conclude that the objects are atmospheric substitutes for the satellites described by mainstream science.

David Seaman describes his transition from a mainstream contributor at Huffington Post to an independent investigator after being terminated for covering Hillary Clinton's health. He explains how this professional setback led him to analyze the WikiLeaks releases of John Podesta's emails. Seaman asserts that his research into specific keywords within these emails reveals evidence of a ritual abuse cult involving high-level political figures.

Crow777 disputes mainstream calculations of satellite sizes and distances based on his camera's pixel values. He references a rebuttal he filmed against a Huffington Post report, claiming an object he captured was three times the size of the International Space Station if it were at the alleged altitude. He questions the logistics of launching such massive structures into space without public knowledge.

Freelance journalist Jake Hanrahan discusses his unconventional path into the media industry, starting from a blue-collar background in the UK with no college degree. After becoming a father at 18 and working labor-intensive warehouse jobs, he taught himself journalism and began pitching to major outlets. He has since been published in Vice, Wired, and Rolling Stone.