New: Congress eagerly awaits the first-ever public UFO report, expected to be released tomorrow.
“How can we have stuff flying over restricted military airspace and not even be curious — not to mention concerned — about who it is and why they’re here?”
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“How can we have stuff flying over restricted military airspace and not even be curious — not to mention concerned — about who it is and why they’re here?”
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Lawmakers don't want confirmation of wild theories about alien life. They’re looking to see those debunked and get more data on the earthbound national security threat posed by the mysterious sightings.
“There are so many uncredible people in that subject matter,” Inhofe told me
“There are so many uncredible people in that subject matter,” Inhofe told me
Some NEWS—for the first time ever, we can publicly identify the director of the Pentagon’s UAP task force.
His name is Brennan McKernan, a naval intelligence analyst.
He briefed congressional committees last week ahead of the report’s release, I’m told.
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His name is Brennan McKernan, a naval intelligence analyst.
He briefed congressional committees last week ahead of the report’s release, I’m told.
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The ODNI report is intended to end the stigma often associated with UAPs and emphasize to Americans that the intelligence community views the sightings as a major vulnerability for the U.S. The Pentagon is already working to encourage navy pilots to report the sightings.
“There’s a lot of interest on the committee,” said Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.), who chairs the Intelligence panel and has learned of sightings off the coast of his home state. “When you have this much visual and radar evidence that there is something … we’ve got to get an answer.”
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