Posted on 11/29/2023 9:04:51 AM PST by RoosterRedux
In July, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), along with a bipartisan group of five other senators, announced sweeping legislation to declassify and release government information about unidentified flying objects.
The announcement coincided with, and seemed to corroborate, an extraordinary series of UFO-related developments. But now, Rep. Mike Turner (R-Ohio), Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Ala.), Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-La.) appear poised to quash this bipartisan transparency initiative.
In the absence of reasonable, good-faith objections to the core provisions of the historic legislation, the question is why.
If there is nothing to hide and nothing to the UFO phenomenon, why would any member of Congress object to greater transparency and oversight of an executive branch prone to excessive and dangerous over-classification?
Or perhaps there is something to hide. According to Schumer, a sweeping investigation “led some in Congress to believe that the executive branch was concealing important information regarding [UFOs] over broad periods of time.”
This is corroborated by the inspector general of the intelligence community, who deemed a decorated whistleblower’s assertion that the government inappropriately concealed UFO-related information from Congress “credible and urgent.”
Moreover, as Senate Intelligence Vice Chair Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) noted in extraordinary detail, several high-level officials with top security clearances have told congressional investigators of the existence of surreptitious government UFO retrieval and “reverse engineering” programs. At the same time, 10 ex-government officials, military officers and scientists have alleged (or suggested) publicly that the U.S. government has recovered at least one UFO.
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Easy, because they are real, and we have reverse engineered them and now have our own also.
If by chance you are interested in Unidentified Flying Objects (UFO’s) and what is real and what is not, home grown or otherwise; you may want to watch this video with Steven Greer. It is a multifaceted subject and by necessity can’t be explained in just a few words so it is a little bit long, but it is worth watching.
https://youtu.be/p2hk8Qp8dd0?t=14
They don’t want our adversaries to know we are directly coordinating with aliens to acquire technology.
These 2 reps are under tremendous pressure from the DOD and Intel Community and from various contractors.
If there's nothing to disclose, why worry about the disclosure provision of the NDAA?
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Because they have not figured out a sure-fire way to both make money off their existence and keep wages low for Americans.
There’s nothing in the Disclosure Bill that requires the disclosure of anything classified.
I, for one, welcome our UAP overlords ...
You could replace “UFO” in this article with “J6” and it would be even more accurate.
Republicans are typically more pro-military, and many of these things if not flat-out hoaxes are most likely classified military stuff.
Because it will reveal all those who have seen “UFOs” are batshit crazy.
People in DC who are fighting for this bill say that disclosure will end the gravy train for some contractors because the bill includes eminent domain clauses for stuff currently housed and used by contractors. That stuff will have to be turned over to Congress.
Classified stuff would not be affected under the bill.
Sure. Batshit crazy seasoned naval pilots, airline pilots, radar operators, astronauts, astronomers...All crazy lunatics..
I might as well.
Union government will NEVER reveal what they don’t want too.
No, because there are no aliens visiting Earth, and the whole alien thing was just concocted to explain away sightings of US aircraft testing so people wouldn’t take too much interest in military aviation.
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