Federal Agents Allegedly Attempted to Entrap UFO Whistleblower for Treason
"Not only did I never draw that, I don't know how to draw that. And when our DNI person had called me to accuse me of it, I asked to immediately come in the SCIF and see it for my own two eyes and to understand who made the claim. And that is why not only did I get accused of committing treason, which is a lifetime statute of limitations with a death penalty. As soon as I asked to come in and see it, he immediately ghosted me and cut all contact."
About this episode
In this explosive episode of Weaponized, hosts George Knapp and Jeremy Corbell reveal bombshell allegations about systematic government abuse of UFO whistleblowers, recorded live at McMinnville UFO Fest with surprise guest Dylan Borland. The episode centers on revelations that CIA illegally surveilled Office of Director of National Intelligence personnel and whistleblowers during a classified investigation into UFO legacy programs, COVID origins, and other sensitive topics—confirmed by sworn Senate testimony from career CIA officer James Erdmann III just days before the event. Knapp and Corbell detail their involvement as first contacts for ODNI's Director's Initiative Group investigation launched under Tulsi Gabbard, describing how they connected multiple whistleblowers including Borland, Matthew Brown, and David Grusch to investigators who promised protection. Instead, the journalists allege, ODNI personnel systematically attempted to discredit witnesses, accused them of fabricated crimes including treason, and may have fabricated evidence to entrap Borland specifically. Most dramatically, Corbell publicly disclosed for the first time that ODNI sources told him Borland testified to the Intelligence Community Inspector General about a UFO program called Project Rubik's Cube and drew images of a non-human intelligence pyramid-shaped power source featuring hieroglyphic markings. Borland invoked neither confirm nor deny protocols but stated he would answer all questions under oath if granted whistleblower amnesty. The episode also addresses Borland's personal testimony of witnessing a 100-foot triangular craft at Langley Air Force Base and the severe consequences he has faced since coming forward, including job loss, doxxing, and what he describes as perceived threats. Knapp and Corbell frame the episode as essential transparency journalism, stating they were legally advised by attorney Chuck McCullough they had a duty to report what ODNI disclosed to them, and positioning the public reveal as protection for Borland against ongoing government retaliation.
Key takeaways
- CIA officer James Erdmann III testified under oath that CIA illegally monitored ODNI investigators and UFO whistleblowers' phones and computers.
- Corbell and Knapp allege ODNI sources told them Dylan Borland testified about a UFO program called Project Rubik's Cube.
- ODNI sources allegedly told journalists Borland drew images of a non-human pyramid power source with hieroglyphic markings for Inspector General.
- Borland claims ODNI accused him of drawing a fourth classified image and threatened treason charges before ghosting him when he requested proof.
- Dylan Borland witnessed a 100-foot triangular craft with gold lava-like fluid at Langley Air Force Base and believes it was not US origin.
- Multiple whistleblowers including Borland and Matthew Brown have lost jobs, clearances, and face ongoing threats after cooperating with ODNI investigation.
- Knapp and Corbell claim ODNI investigators systematically attempted to turn them against witnesses by falsely claiming they were liars and asking for jobs.