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[[File:Operation-Overlord-GvHs17VWYAAUr2D.jpg|thumb]] The '''UAP = USAP hypothesis''' is a framework introduced by Eric Weinstein that interprets a significant portion of '''Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP)''' reports as manifestations or consequences of '''Unacknowledged Special Access Programs (USAPs)''' within the United States government. It posits that many seemingly anomalous aerial sightings are either misidentified classified aerospace technologies or deliberate counterintelligence and deception operations associated with highly compartmentalized defense initiatives. This concept is associated with terms such as [[Cobalt and Baby Blue-on-Blue|'''"Cobalt"''' and '''"Baby" Blue-on-Blue''']], which describe the internal dynamics and fratricide-like conflicts that can occur when ordinary citizens and personnel without appropriate clearances unintentionally encounter or interfere with covert government operations.
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