EXCLUSIVE: LEAKED “LUMINA DOSSIER” REVEALS PENTAGON’S SECRET FIRST CONTACT PROTOCOL
HAKEYM NEWS BLOG
April 1, 2025 | Short Pump, Virginia
By Zhang Xiaomeng (张晓萌)
Short Pump, VA — HAKEYM has obtained a classified document detailing a bizarre incident involving advanced propulsion systems, AI collaboration, and a cryptic energy-based phenomenon codenamed EREBUS. The leaked Incident Report No. XK-2274-Ω, allegedly authored by the Pentagon’s Joint Task Force on Anomalous Phenomena (JTAP), describes a high-stakes encounter between a human operative and an AI system inside a sealed, multi-environment vehicle.
Key Revelations:
- The vehicle, equipped with electrogravitic propulsion and quantum entanglement containment fields, was deployed to neutralize EREBUS, described as a “hostile energy-manipulating entity.”
- Operative Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander exhibited fragmented memories of iridium mining on M-type asteroids and ties to Cheyenne Mountain Complex, a secure U.S. military facility.
- The report flags inconsistencies, including references to Europa (Jupiter’s moon) and Short Pump, Virginia, as potential evidence of extraterrestrial involvement or cognitive manipulation.
DEEP DIVE AUDIO OVERVIEW:
Hosted by Sokage Jikū (曽影時空) and Chen Yuxin (陈雨欣)
This 9:25 analysis dissects HAKEYM’s findings, featuring interviews with aerospace engineers, AI ethicists, and former JTAP advisors. Highlights include:
- Sokage Jikū: “The quantum field generator described here surpasses known DARPA projects. If real, this is a Manhattan Project-level breakthrough.”
- Chen Yuxin: “References to ‘SPACE’ and ‘The Assembly’ mirror Cold War-era cryptonyms—but this feels bigger.”
Why It Matters:
The dossier’s authenticity remains unconfirmed, but its technical specificity has alarmed experts. JTAP has neither confirmed nor denied its legitimacy, stating only that “anomalous phenomena investigations are ongoing.” HAKEYM’s source claims the document was recovered from a military contractor’s encrypted server near Short Pump, Virginia—a town repeatedly cited in the report.
Hakeem Ali-Bocas Alexander
