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Hello and welcome to the program
UFO Warning. 

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In this episode we're talking 
about FAA new UFO bill. 

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That's correct, the FA as new 
UFO bill. 

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Now this bill, which if becomes 
law, would supposedly make it 

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easier for pilots to report UFO 
sightings and reduce the fear of

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retribution. 
Have to wonder what is going on 

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there. 
We're going to take a look at a 

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couple things. 
One, what's been going on with 

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these guys? 
And 1st just a look at a what I 

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guess many would consider a very
interesting but somewhat typical

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sighting that these pilots are 
having with these things. 

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I found this at 
theaviationgeekclub.com Aviation

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geekclub.com. 
I'll have all these links over 

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at the Kofi site. 
You can find them there. 

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You can link from Spotify. 
It has a picture here and I 

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think this is a just kind of a 
random UFO sighting you have 

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this airplane looks like it's on
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There's a building that's flying
over with a UFO, almost looks 

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saucer shaped from the picture 
but then they have an inset 

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where this pictures blown up at 
this UFO and it almost looks 

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more like a bean or maybe kind 
of a saucer with a triangle 

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piece cut out of it. 
It's obviously flying there at 

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an angle, not doing anything 
that a normal human made 

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airplane can do. 
Like I've said for a long time, 

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these things seem to have an 
unnatural interest in our in our

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airplanes. 
They're just around airports all

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the time. 
Definitely could present a 

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safety hazard now. 
This article is by Dario Leon, 

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dated December 23rd, 2023. 
It says quote that aircraft 

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defied physics UN quote Boeing 
737 pilot recalls the odd UFO 

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sighting he had in the skies 
above Los Angeles. 

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Sightings of unidentified flying
objects or Uaps, has had been 

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reported throughout history. 
Given the potential security and

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safety risk they pose, as well 
as scientific curiosity, there's

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increasing interest in 
understanding what these 

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sightings reports represent. 
Now, pilots have claimed to see 

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UFOs for decades. 
We're told sightings usually 

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involve objects flying in a 
formation or bright lines. 

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As John Cheshire, former U.S. 
Navy pilot and a former captain,

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first officer and flight 
engineer for several US airlines

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says on Quora Quote, I saw one 
that's a UFO many years ago. 

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However, before I explain that 
one sighting, let me preface by 

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saying that over my 4 decades of
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the airlines, I have indeed seen
quite a number of unidentified 

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flying objects. 
Nevertheless, every one of these

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UFO sightings was soon quickly 
identified by me or by others 

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later as something easily 
explainable and mundane and thus

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no longer unidentified, except 
this singular one I now 

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described. 
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those ones that he had first had
looked at as UFOs and then they 

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say that, well, they later 
identified them. 

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Did they really identify them? 
Or did they just come up with an

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excuse that seemed plausible? 
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so tilted with this normalcy 
bias that they'll just swallow 

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almost any excuse and just my 
opinion, he says. 

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I was a captain flying AB 737 
late at night on a very short 

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leg from Las Vegas to Los 
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This was sometime in the 1990s. 
It was late at night and the 

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more normal heavy air traffic 
around LAX was greatly reduced 

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at this late hour. 
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our descent into LAX via the 
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It was a clear night and a 
smooth and comfortable flight 

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passing through 18,000 feet. 
We noticed what we thought was 

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another aircraft well off to our
left and high above us. 

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We had no other traffic to 
observe than this one while we 

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were on perhaps a 30° intercept 
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This aircraft high and to our 
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normal straight in course to 
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We decided this approaching 
aircraft would not even be close

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to being a conflict for us since
it was well off in the distance.

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We would intercept the final 
inbound course well ahead of him

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since he was not a conflict 
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Control never mentioned him to 
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So they see this UFO, they don't
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Ground control doesn't mention 
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figure, yeah, we're good to go. 
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left was on the normally 
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the LAX arrival. 
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officer and IS odd. 
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feet in our descent. 
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that airliners will normally 
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AC and BC standard collision 
avoidance procedure. 

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However, although this other 
aircraft was still. 

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However, although this other 
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us, he already had all his 
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Quietly. 
I wondered to myself why his 

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lights were on so very early. 
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wondered to myself if there was 
a reason for this. 

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So he sees this UFO, his bright 
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the pilot he seems, well, this 
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another airplane, you know, way 
off the distance, way above us. 

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And those bright lights must be 
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he seems like he hasn't turned 
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higher altitude than normal. 
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to LAX approach control, we 
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that strange aircraft and 
concentrated on our approach at 

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hand. 
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briefly glanced a few times at 
our unusual inbound traffic. 

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Right before we made the right 
turn to intercept the final 

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approach course, I once again 
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What I saw I would never forget 
those bright lights we thought 

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were from an aircraft on 
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instantaneously moved 
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sky by maybe 35 to 40° and at a 
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Nothing can move that fast. 
It defied physics. 

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I turned to my first officer and
asked, did you see that his eyes

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were as big as saucers as he 
said. 

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I sure did. 
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knew for anything I could ever 
imagine moving that far and that

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fast across the sky and then 
stopping instantly without any 

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apparent slowing, dead in space.
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beast that could ever survive 
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that extreme acceleration or the
almost instantaneous stop. 

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There was no logical explanation
what we had witnessed. 

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There was even no illogical 
explanation either. 

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To this day, decades later, I 
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saw. 
You can tell this boy left the 

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pressure on this pilot. 
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He sees this UFO off in the 
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It just races across the horizon
at unimaginable speeds and then 

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it stops. 
He's correct. 

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Nothing biological at least, and
probably a lot of things that 

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aren't biological cannot 
withstand those G forces. 

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If you were a person who would 
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and distinguishable lights like 
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A few seconds after it had made 
this astonishing move, it made 

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another much shorter and very 
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downward. 
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passing through the localizer 
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this thing. 
As I look back over my shoulder,

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I saw it move again horizontally
towards earlier position 

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rapidly, but nowhere near the 
almost instantaneous movement 

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across the great span we saw 
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I later wondered if maybe it was
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Searchlight, but it was a clear 
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upon. 
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distinguishable lights, just 
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We've never reported this 
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thought about it over the years 
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Really, What could we say? 
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funny when you say you saw 
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It also involves a lot of 
paperwork too, we assumed, so we

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kept quiet. 
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remember my first officer and I 
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Later, it was just one of those 
unexplained things that we could

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Ironically, the following week I
flew the same flight at the same

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time, but we thankfully saw no 
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What was very curious though was
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there was a lot of chatter, 
something unusual for that 

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usually slow time of night. 
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chatter was that one or more 
crews had seen something. 

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There were transmissions from 
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yeah, we saw it too. 
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asked each aircraft that they 
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rapid sequence. 
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I never did either. 
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these guys have toward getting 
involved, creating more work for

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themselves. 
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What a fantastic sighting. 
So there you have an experienced

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pilot telling you about his UFO 
sighting, and then he's telling 

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you about coming over the same 
area and other pilots also 

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having a sighting. 
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culture must just be so negative
toward reporting these things. 

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Why else would these guys not 
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Just, you know, 60-70 years of 
socialization of these 

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professionals seeing people 
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They just do not want to talk 
about this stuff and risk losing

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their their reputation, their 
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living. 
Now this article talking about 

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this new FAA proposed bill comes
from newsnationnow.com. 

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That's News Nation now.com. 
The title of this article says 

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UAP Bipartisan Bill aims to 
Protect pilots Reporting 

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sightings. 
Bill aims to encourage pilots to

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report any UFO sightings. 
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relay all reports to the DODAARO
office and then it says that 

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dozens of pilots have witnessed 
UAPS have no safe space to 

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report according to Grace. 
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I mean it seems like more of a 
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I mean, you're just setting 
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then they're turning around and 
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DoD, but the A ARO office. 
The AR office has done nothing 

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for us as far as I can see 
regarding disclosure anyway, the

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articles written by Devin 
Markham dated January 11th, 

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2024, it says a new bipartisan 
bill announced Thursday looks to

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encourage commercial pilots to 
report sightings of UUAPS we 

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call UFOs to the United States 
government. 

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The effort, led by 
Representative Robert Garcia, 

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Democrat California and 
Representative Glenn Grotham, 

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Republican Wisconsin, aims to 
promote safe airspace for 

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Americans by encouraging pilots 
to report any potential 

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sightings to the government. 
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Federal Aviation Administration 
to relay all reports to the 

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Department of Defense, all the 
main anomaly resolution office. 

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The bill will also set up legal 
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make these reports to the 
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See, they're already framing 
these things in kind of a a 

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warfighter mentality. 
They're not looking at them as I

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say a criminal incursion or say 
a scientific inquiry, but 

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they're looking at these things 
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Now, I I don't totally 
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know, we've had this, these UFO 
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airports for a long time. 
FAA has known about it. 

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The DoD has to have known about 
it. 

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I mean, look here, a couple 
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Man sightings over LAX that were
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We just had Air Force One tagged
by one of these things, so why 

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are they burying their heads in 
the sand and why would they quit

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burying their their heads in the
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Now that's it's a little 
strange, but I suppose maybe any

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progress is progress, so to 
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It, says UAP. 
Transparency is incredibly 

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important for our national 
security, which is why we need 

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to create a space where those in
aviation have the ability to 

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report their findings and 
experiences, Garcia said. 

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This bill is another step 
forward for disclosure and to 

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provide a safe process for UAP 
reporting by civilian and 

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commercial personnel. 
The Americans for Safe Aerospace

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and Advocacy Organization for 
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Security has endorsed this 
legislation. 

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ASA executive Ryan Graves, I 
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A former U.S. 
Navy pilot fighter pilot 

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testified before Congress last 
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UAPS. 
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House Oversight Committee, 
Graves asked Congress to provide

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safe reporting options for 
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Pilots are trained observers of 
our skies, but I have heard from

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dozens of frustrated pilots for 
major airlines who witnessed UAP

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Graves said. 
So obviously these guys are 

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worried about their careers that
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able to report these things. 
You know, in confidence. 

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If passed, the bill will enable 
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dispatchers, and airlines to 
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FAA. 
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have onboard cameras like like 
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filming a lot of this stuff. 
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officer has, you know, body Cam,
then we could record the stuff, 

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right? 
It says. 

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If passed, the bill will enable 
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FAA. 
These reports will allow the FAA

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investigation will actually get 
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All that information should be 
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It'll be the first time that 
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you would set up a website where
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make the reports without having 
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Last year, whistleblower David 
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intelligence officer, came 
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Nation exclusive with 
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covering up a secret UFO crash 
retrieval program. 

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Well, they for sure seem to be 
ignoring the UFOs potential 

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crashes that are happening at 
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every day of the week. 
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A little bit it it has some 
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and basically just finishes up 
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last year by what they said was 
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and intelligence communities in 
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information. 
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If you're just going to funnel 
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hands of the Defense Department,
that's not necessarily a good 

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idea because it's going to go 
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And that'll be the last time 
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There needs to be a different 
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and transparent way for these 
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there. 
As far as I'm concerned, they 

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can go on mufon new fork or just
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online and do it anonymously if 
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The reason that we even need a 
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this article here from 
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dailymail.co.uk says commercial 
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publicly about UFOs and had 
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says Wasn't that nice? 
There had been dozens of reports

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of strange lights in the north, 
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oceans, according to UFO 
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Program host Ben Hansen Hansen 
said a couple of pilots who came

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forward to him were brought into
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chief pilot and were threatened 
with losing their jobs. 

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It comes after a landmark 
hearing was held by Congress 

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Wednesday on UFOs where 
whistleblowers claimed flying 

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objects are extremely common in 
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Yeah, so who cares about safety?
I mean, you know, see something,

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don't say something. 
This is written by Kamal Sultan 

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for dailymail.com and says the 
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so a little prior to what we've 
just been reading, the article 

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says commercial pilots have 
allegedly had their jobs 

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threatened if they reported UFO 
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speak about it. 
There have been dozens of 

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reports of strange lights in the
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Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, 
according to the host of 

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discoveries, UFO witness Ben 
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He claimed in an interview with 
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sightings can be explained by a 
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But a lot of outlier cases 
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witchcraft were doing 90° turns,
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atmosphere, Hansen said. 
A couple of pilots who came 

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forward to him were hauled into 
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chief pilot and threatened with 
losing their jobs. 

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It comes after the landmark 
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Wednesday. 
Of course, this is back in July 

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on UFOs, where whistleblowers 
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extremely common in airspace. 
Well, they're common, obviously,

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because we're hearing about them
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He started to cover pilot 
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because they were becoming more 
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About August of last year, I 
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reports because we were having 
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mainly toward the north, 
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Atlantic and seeing lights, he 
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Although we were able to explain
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kind of orbit, a lot of these, 
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started coming forward where 
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indicated, these are doing 90° 
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They're stopping, they're 
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into the atmosphere. 
In other words, they're so in 

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your face, you just can't 
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silly excuse, he added. 
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pilots who came to me were 
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their airline company chief 
pilot's office, and were 

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threatened basically with their 
jobs and told not to talk about 

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this. 
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didn't think that that stigma 
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commercial industry. 
I would have to ask, where have 

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you been ask if there is a way 
for pilots to report UFOs 

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without the risk of losing their
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It's getting there. 
I think we're still very far 

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away from it. 
Well, not just losing their 

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jobs, but possibly losing their 
reputations. 

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We are looking at avenues to do 
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That's probably going to be a 
civilian private sector solution

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to this because it feels safer 
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government has a better Ave. 
talk about some gobbledygook. 

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It's one thing to report to the 
government, it's another thing 

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to be that person who comes 
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now you're getting social media 
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One of them put it nicely and 
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video, a satellite, and put that
on social media and my company 

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would say nothing. 
But if I do the same thing and 

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take a UFO video and tell people
this is what I saw, that I'm in 

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trouble. 
It comes after rank. 

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Graves, a former F18 pilot with 
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US Navy, testified underoath in 
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UA P's unidentified aerial 
phenomenons are extremely common

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in airspace. 
He told the committee he and 

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more than 30 aircrew members and
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Have experienced them along with
members of Congress who have 

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confided in him, Graves said. 
As an F18 pilot in the red 

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rippers, their squadron was 
split by UAP during a training 

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mission near Virginia Beach in 
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He described the object as very 
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transparent sphere. 
It was about 15 feet in diameter

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and came within 50 feet of the 
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The mission commander ended the 
flight and the squadron 

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submitted a safety report, 
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This story is more common than 
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More than 30 witnesses have told
this group about similar 

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sightings. 
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decades of flying experience, he
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Graves also said Uaps are in our
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underreported. 
You can imagine. 

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David Gresh, a former 
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officer, spoke next, providing 
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government has intact and 
partially intact 

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extraterrestrial vehicles. 
He has privileges, said the US 

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has run a top secret UFO 
retrieval program for decades 

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and claimed the Vatican was 
involved in the first ever UFO 

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crash. 
Goes on and talks about crush 

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here a little bit. 
Well the fact is, is that these 

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people that are reporting these 
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or you know on these commercial 
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make some kind of crazy, what 
some people would say, crazy 

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outlandish claim that the 
government is hiding UFOs and 

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and non biological or 
biological, non human biological

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creatures. 
Although in my opinion, that can

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be quite possible. 
But the media sees that as kind 

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of this wild, unsubstantiated 
claim. 

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The fact is we have lots and 
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there that are seeing these 
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afraid to report them. 
And they're afraid to report 

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them because they've been 
intimidated by their bosses, 

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because it may be they're afraid
of losing their reputation 

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because they're afraid of losing
a job. 

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They love the income that they 
need. 

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That's all the social pressure 
that's been created to keep 

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people from reporting these 
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And we can see that this was 
started by the government clear 

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back of the night 19, you know, 
30s and 40s when UFOs really 

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came on the scene. 
You had these different, 

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different government projects 
that were disguised as 

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operations to investigate these 
things when they really seem 

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like they were nothing more than
investigation to suppress the 

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truth and deperson the people 
that reported him. 

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Now we've come out, we've still 
continue to have these pilot 

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sightings that sometimes get 
reported anonymously online, 

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probably the best way to do it 
and seems like now we even have 

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a couple of congressmen trying 
to put some legislation out 

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there so that people are allowed
to report these things without 

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fear of retribution. 
Either way you get it, the more 

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important the better I suppose 
really an interesting subject. 

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Now I just want to point out 
before I close, I've had a lot 

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of good comments on Spotify 
site. 

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And the thing I should remind 
you though is even if it's a 

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good comment, I can't post it if
there are, you know, four letter

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words used. 
I mean you know the four letter 

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words, the ones that we can't 
say on the program because we 

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want to keep the clean rating 
and it's important to keep the 

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clean rating on the program so 
that it gets a decent 

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distribution. 
So if you make a comment and 

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there's one of those 4 words, 
four letter words that we can't 

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say, then I can't print it 
because I have no way of editing

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the comments. 
So if you happen to be one of 

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those people that have made that
comment and you're wondering why

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your comment hasn't been 
published, go ahead and publish 

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to get publish it again without 
the said four letter words. 

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And I'll try to get to it and 
put it up for you because I 

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really do appreciate all the 
interaction. 

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It shows that people are 
listening to the program and I 

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like to hear your opinion on it.
We want to be able to get those 

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comments posted where everybody 
can see them. 

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Until next time, this is UFO 
Warning. 

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Over and out.
