Rep. Luna: Congress Saw “Interdimensional” Evidence
Florida Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna told Joe Rogan that lawmakers have seen evidence of “interdimensional beings,” adding that some phenomena are “not created by mankind.” She also described a UFO-related airspace incursion from her time at Portland Air National Guard Base that left an F-16 pilot shaken.
What Luna said on Rogan
In a new episode of the Joe Rogan Experience, Luna claimed that Congress has reviewed information indicating the existence of entities that can “operate through the time spaces that we currently have,” which she characterized as interdimensional. She emphasized that her confidence stems from material and briefings seen by lawmakers, not personal speculation. (The Independent, Times of India, People)
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Her remarks quickly drew widespread coverage and criticism, with some outlets highlighting that Luna linked her confidence to classified materials and briefings given to members of Congress. (Yahoo!/The Hill syndication, Local10 Miami)
Full episode: Joe Rogan Experience #2365 (video). Note: some platforms may host audio/video variants.
Her Air Force UFO encounter
Luna also recounted an incident from her service at Portland Air National Guard Base, where an unidentified object violated restricted airspace. According to her account, an F-16 pilot was “visibly shaken” and reluctant to discuss what he’d encountered. Luna said the object’s performance led her to believe it was a UAP rather than a conventional aircraft. (New York Post, NBC Montana, AOL)
Context: what the Pentagon’s UAP office says
While Luna’s claims are gaining traction online, the Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) has repeatedly stated it has found no verifiable evidence of extraterrestrial technology or beings. A 2024 historical review concluded that most cases were misidentified ordinary objects and that claims of secret reverse-engineering programs were unsubstantiated. (Defense.gov, AARO FAQ, Reuters)
Why this matters for disclosure watchers
- On-record lawmaker claim: A sitting member of Congress publicly tying “interdimensional” language to materials seen in briefings raises the stakes for future hearings and FOIA fights.
- First-person military story: Luna’s Air Force account echoes other pilot reports that helped drive bipartisan UAP interest.
- Official vs. unofficial narratives: The gap between congressional rhetoric and AARO’s findings is widening—fueling new speculation.
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