Reporter’s Notebook: Military whistleblowers testify to Congress about unexplained UFO encounters

We can write about possible shutdowns in governments.

We can explain in detail Senate Change the program to confirm the nominee.

We can even solve the Epstein document.

But frankly, all of this will be boring.

Especially when you can write about UFOs.

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“There are four lights in total,” recalled Dylan Borland, a former Air Force intelligence officer. UFO Tuesday. “I could immediately feel the static electricity from my entire body.”

“The chaos ensued on the broadcast as the object approached quickly. I heard my friend screaming, ‘It’s coming to us! That’s right for us!”’

“There are some things out there, and we should know what this is,” said Alexandro Wiggins, senior chief officer of the U.S. Navy.

Shocking witness testimony was presented to Congress this week on testimony about people who have been close to each other, especially since serving in the military.

“It stopped about 100 feet in front of me and about 100 feet in front of me. My phone became very hot. It’s totally frozen,” Boland said of his experience.

Space is weird.

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“I didn’t come to a conclusion, I believe there are other planets from another,” Rep. Eric Burlison said at the hearing. “But I do.”

Burlison may not be all green people. But the testimony is enough to convince at least one legislator about UFOs, who is a skeptic.

“Growing up, I really never believed in UFOs or any of these things. I always thought it was a little weird,” said Rep. Eli Crane of R-Ariz. “But after hearing testimony from honorary service members and watching the video, I have to admit that I became a believer.”

Burlison showed a shocking intelligence video at the hearing. Missouri Republicans Said anonymous leaked to him. He argued that it revealed videos of U.S. drones fired Hellfire missiles at an unidentified object off the coast of Yemen last fall.

“It was a hell shot missile that hit the UFO and immediately rebounded, it kept going,” George Knapp, an investigative journalist for UFO, said at the hearing.

Burlison provides color reviews.

“[The UFO] A little pivot to some extent. Then there is what appears to be debris in the missile. The missile was deflected. Then there are some debris that seem to travel with this object at speed. ” Burleson said.

In other words, Knapp and Burlison believe that the United States fired a missile into a UFO, which miraculously destroyed it, and then somehow “captured” the missile remains of the drone, just as it was captured by a tractor beam. UFOs then need not change courses without losing speed.

Not exactly a space roller coaster.

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Here is another question: how the world (or another world) Congress If lawmakers can’t even reach a consensus on nomenclature, they will fall into the bottom of these mysteries.

“UAPS or UFO?” asked Rep. Dina Titus, D-Nev.

UAPS is the term for obtaining currency in recent years, abbreviation for “unidentified air phenomenon”.

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But “UFO” is the code: “Unidentified flying object.”

When you hear “UFOs”, you can almost see people landing behind Grovers Mill, New Jersey during World War.

“UFO” means conspiracy. cover. Strange visitors from another galaxy. All of this is decorated with Roswell and Blue Book projects.

That’s why Congress, military and aviation industries have demanded UFO claims for decades.

“I still don’t want to say UAP,” said Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn. “I recently introduced the UAP Whistleblower Protection Act to help provide whistleblower protection to federal personnel to disclose federal taxpayer funds to investigate UFOs.”

Legislative remedies such as the UAP whistleblower protection law reflect recent changes in Congress.

Legislators held a hearing to UFOs for the first time in two generations in 2022. Such congressional inquiries are now at a rate of one or two years. To promote transparency, Congress has established an office that requires the military to explore reports of unknown objects in the sky, as well as civilians and commercial pilots.

Congressional interventions help reduce stigma associated with reporting of UFOs. But don’t like the extent that some people want. One witness said the agency’s investigations often rely on convenient shields to refute potential alien encounters.

Or tentacles.

“[They say] The only way to prove scientifically [that something is] Aliens are we have to go to that planet, get the technology, take it back and compare it to what we have here. ”

“So you’re saying they won’t let go of anything…unless they go to Earth and confirm its origin?” asked Burlison.

“That would be scientific evidence. Yes,” Borland replied.

Before we have a broader discussion of ET, we should note that one witness on the panel is Joe Spielberger, and the government oversight project.

“How do we reach other planets? How do we safely pass the Van Allen radiation belt?” Rep. Lauren Boebert asked.

Astronauts on the Apollo mission to the moon successfully navigated the Van Allen radiation danger. But radiation elsewhere in deep space has brought a challenging problem to humans.

Regardless, the MPs think that the witnesses at the hearing are credible because they are army.

“The narrative has changed. [would be] If you are not soldiers in suits, then political convenience is politically convenient. It would be much better if you got it together in Winnebagos [tinfoil] Hats,” said D-FLA Rep. Jared Moskowitz.

Burchett tagged his legislation to protect UAP whistleblowers. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla. Calling a hearing, he considered these types of whistleblowers to be a special class that deserves additional protection.

“The first thing for most whistleblowers who file a complaint is their security permit,” Luna said. “Safety permit is their livelihood.”

“If I say the wrong word, technically, I might be charged with espionage,” Borland said.

So, lawmakers found themselves in the same position as members of Congress in the 1950s and 1960s. Many questions. Several answers. But in the age of social media, there is a competitive influence, while aggravating doubts and curbing governments’ ability to cover things up.

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“I think it’s obvious from the hearing that advanced technology is happening in our airspace. The question is, is it ours, or is it otherworldly?” Rep. Andy Ogles asked, R-tenn.

“I really don’t know it’s true,” Moscowwitz said. “But I do know when we were lied.”

“It’s not science fiction or creating guesses. It’s about national security,” Luna said.

This means that the United States is in the space race again. It’s competing with it ChinaRussia, North Korea, Iran and others to determine who can solve the mystery of UAP in the first place.

Realizing the truth will be a huge leap for mankind.