Scientists deserve access to reportedly retrieved first-hand UAP evidence.
It makes little sense to keep analyzing blurry videos with insufficient information if a shortcut to the truth is already at hand. Whistleblowers should therefore receive the legal assurances needed to disclose everything they know about UAP without fear of retaliation. The historic memo issued by Aaron Lucas, Principal Deputy Director of National Intelligence, recently waived non-disclosure agreements and contractual obligations that prevented former and current government employees from sharing UAP information.
@RepLuna While I think this is a great result in terms of transparency, most of the disclosed files are just points of light and records of stories that may or may not be true. Is this the War Department's way of making people believe it's all just fiction? It's unfortunate.
@ChrisUKSharp Disclosed UAP files are blurry dots of light, the War Dept just keeps repeating this. If it continues, people will view UFOs & NHIs as fantasy. If the goal is to kill public interest, it's a taxpayer-funded farce and betrayal. If not, demand they give us real, decisive evidence!
@rosscoulthart Disclosed UAP files are blurry dots of light, the War Dept just keeps repeating this. If it continues, people will view UFOs & NHIs as fantasy. If the goal is to kill public interest, it's a taxpayer-funded farce and betrayal. If not, demand they give us real, decisive evidence!