[odawg]

“Ping to a good summary of what happened to the UAP Disclosure Amendment to the current NDAA.”

A version was passed but it is totally ineffectual. Just set up another level of bureaucracy to bury information.

[RoosterRedux]

Yep. But from what many folks in Congress and elsewhere are saying, whistleblowers are pouring out of the woodwork to tell the truth (in classified hearings when necessary and in general sessions and to the press when not).

The DOD had its chance to manage an organized disclosure. Now what's called "catastrophic" or "uncontrolled" disclosure is going to take place.

As some have said, this is on the MIC contractors. They should have cooperated with Congress instead of being greedy.