Hello, and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about UFO legislation.
That's correct, new UFO legislation.
Yet again, Congress is trying to put something together to force
a deep state into some kind of disclosure.
Now, a lot of people think this is a waste of time.
I kind of fall on that side. But we have to be realistic
about this. If we don't get something from
these people, they're going to completely take over on this UFO
battle. We'll never have a chance at it.
And I think it's great that Representative Burchett is out
there yet again fighting these guys.
Now this story first started to percolate, I don't know what,
about 3 weeks ago. I've got this first article and
I'll put these all over at the Kofi and the Locals website.
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Now the title of this article says Government's refusal to
Declassify UFO docs as a cover up costing Taxpayers millions.
GOP Congressman says this is from foxnews.com.
It says it's not about little green men or flying saucers.
It's about 10s of millions of dollars of our federal
government is that is spending on something it says does not
exist. Now this article's by Chris
Eberhardt, dated April 24th, 2024.
They got about 3 minute little blurb here from Bruschette.
Pretty cool, it says. US Congressman said he believes
there's a government UFO cover up and is fed up with what he
characterized as diversion tactics and stonewalling while
millions of dollars seemingly vanish into a black hole.
Well talk about an understatement.
We know from the most recent audit that about 2.39 trillion
dollars is missing. Not millions, trillions.
Now the Department of Defense says, well, it's only missing
because we've got all these contractors, we've got parts on
order with them, We don't know which parts they have and they
don't have. It's just a communication thing.
Hey, no big deal. Look, if you've got a 2.39
trillion dollar communication problem, there's places they can
hide a lot of money at it, says Representative Tim Burchett,
Republican Tennessee, who's been a leading voice trying to get to
the bottom of the UFO debate, expressed his frustration with
the government on this topic in an interview with Fox News
Digital. I think there is a cover up, he
said. I mean it's a cover up when you
release a file and it's just half blacked out and there's
there's a cover up when one group says one federal authority
says something and then another federal authority says it
doesn't exist, that's a cover up.
Now we've done a lot of reporting on the black vault
over there with Greenwald talking about getting blacked
out files. It's just crazy really.
It it completely goes against the maybe not the letter of the
law, but the spirit of the law and this stuff has got to be
stopped. We have to have a executive
officer or president that will stand up and declassify this
stuff. Quite and honestly, I don't see
that happening. So maybe someone like
Representative Tim Bershech can step in there and get some of
the stuff released, at least underwater UFOs display
capability. It says it's got some pictures.
Now look, if they got pictures on here, OK from Fox and you can
look them up, but you notice all these pictures of the that the
Department of Defense releases are just so blurry.
It looks like a four year old kid took a crayon and drew these
things. Now I can go over to new fork
and I've posted links to some of the pictures over there that
people are taking with their Android smartphones and their
and their Apples and whatever Their pictures are fantastic.
If I can get that quality from a consumer smartphone, why am I
getting these blurry, fuzzy images that look like a Rorschat
test more than anything else? I mean, obviously even when
they're telling us that they're releasing this stuff, they're
not releasing it. We know that they've got radar
that's just off the charts. We've done podcasts here talking
about the DoD coming out and saying, well, we couldn't
release the images in California off the aircraft carrier because
they're so good that it would damage our security.
Because then China and Russia would know how excellent our,
how excellent our radar imaging is.
We know they've even admitted that they can detect object the
size of a softball at, I believe 30 or 40,000 feet.
No problem they can. They talked about how they
photographed UFOs from the air with satellites from the ground.
I was watching a podcast the other day with they were
interviewing this old, very old guy who was retired drug
trafficker, actually used to bring in marijuana and cocaine
back in the 70s and 80s I think. And the interviewer asked him,
well, why don't you, why don't they still bring that stuff in,
in airplanes like these two? Why are you trying to, you know,
find out all these other ways to bring this stuff in?
He said, well, the problem is the radar today is so good that
if a submarine would happen to send up a Periscope.
And I'm not talking about like a big nuclear submarine, I'm
talking about one of these narco Subs.
If that submarine raises the telescope 18 inches off the
surface of the water, they've got the technology and the the
ability to photograph that thing to know that it's there.
So when they tell us that they can't track weather balloons and
they can't photograph this and they can't do that and all they
can do is hand us these ugly smudgy pictures, come on, we
know they've got way better than that.
Remember when they left all the stuff in Afghanistan?
I talked to a war vet and he said the stuff they had there
was amazing. He said the night vision alone
was is mind boggling. He said it's like a walk around
daylight and we know this from from news clips.
It's this is public. This isn't anything, you know
that's that is secret or confidential.
We know this. We have amazing night vision.
That's why they say we own the night.
So once again, when we do get pictures, they look like
something from 1930. OK, this this is intentional.
Just like the just like all of the accounting boondoggles are
intentional. It's a way to hide money.
Lots and lots and lots of money. $2.39 trillion worth goes on, it
says. Last week, Bruschette was one of
about a dozen people in a skiff. That's Scifa Sensitive
Compartmented Information Facility.
I think they basically just bring in a bring in a soundproof
storage container, making go in there and look at stuff.
Just a way to mess with them. Kind of like when, you know,
when you're training your dog, go over here and go on the
newspaper on the little doggy pad.
Don't go over here. That's how they treat us, like
we're little pets, it says, which is a highly classified
roofing. And he left feeling, quote,
discouraged as all this other stuff is.
In other words, they just brought him in there and showed
him a bunch of nonsense and said, now you can't talk about
it. Now you've seen everything
that's top secret, Now you can't talk about it.
If you, if you talk about it, we're going to put you in prison
the rest of your life. That's the kind of threats that
they're leveling at these public figures.
Instead of releasing classified files to the public that a
bipartisan coalition of of lawmakers have been calling for,
federal government officials bring you in a secure setting
even for the most mundane so-called facts.
And to me that just reeks of a cover.
He goes on and says because the meeting was classified,
Burchette couldn't discuss the details.
But he said he didn't learn anything new and wondered why it
would be and wondered why it couldn't be discussed in public.
Well, they're just exercising control over you, mind games.
I really think the whole thing is so compartmentalized that
we'll never get to the bottom of it until you have a commander in
chief who says enough is enough, huh?
It seems like the last time we had one of those, he went to
Dallas and never came back. We just got to put this stuff
out, let's clear the air and let's move on, Burchette said.
Like I said before, it's not about little green men or flying
saucers. It's about 10s of millions of
dollars. Let's recrect that billions, if
not trillions, that our federal government is spending on
something that at least some of the members of the federal
government say does not exist yet.
They still will not release all the files.
Nope. I'm afraid, Representative
Burchett, that it is a big club and you are not in it.
And then it's got a couple more videos here from my rack.
It's got the picture of the flying Jellyman that Corbel
released here a while back. It says.
At times Burchett said he felt like they were close to getting
answers but then they but then they're told they have to ask
someone else and that person isn't the skiff, isn't in the
skiff. And then you start all over
again. This is one of those who's on
1st what's on second routines where they just create a tiny
little limited hangout and then just kind of pull your chain the
whole time you're there. We need a Colosseum to put
everyone in one place so we get all the questions answered.
Well, the one place they could put a lot of those people I
think would be in a detention center and then they could stay
there until they decided to talk about what's going on.
As recently as Gitmo comes to mind, as recently as 20/21, an
Intelligence Community Control Access program was expanded to
protect UAP reverse engineering without sufficient
justification. Let's go ahead and reread that.
As recently as 2021, an Intelligence Community Control
Access Program, what sounds special, was expanded to protect
UAP reverse engineering dot dot dot without sufficient
justification. So in other words, they have a
program to reverse engineer UFOs, and they expanded that
program, apparently without Congress's permission.
And now we're just supposed to pretend like nothing happened?
The Pentagon's February report on UFOs or UAP, Unidentified
Anomalous Phenomena, said. So according to their own
report, they tried to expand the program to work on UFOs.
What sounds to me like we've talked about this before, this
Corona blue thing. Maybe some people that were
close to the truth, that weren't allowed to see the truth,
thought it would be really cool if they could get a hold of
their own UFO. Hey, let's expand that program
so we can work on it, guys. Oh, no, no, I don't think so.
In fact, the program you're trying to expand doesn't even
amount to hill of beans. That was kind of the response,
this constant tug of war, you know that where the smoke,
there's fire and it seems like lately you've got Congress
pounding on the door trying to get in.
You've got DoD and deep state workers that are closer to the
UFO truth. And even Congress, they're
pounding on the door trying to get in all these different
groups, these private companies for profit come, everybody
pounding on the door to try to get in.
And within this, these concentric rings of circles,
there's this tiny little group that knows what's going on or
think they do, they could, it could be in fact that they, yes,
do have contact with these entities, but perhaps they are
the most deceived of all of us. Imagine that.
Just think that the very select group of people that have
control to these UFOs and technology and meta material.
So here we are once again with Congress knocking on the door
trying to get in, trying to pass another law, trying to force
these guys to do the right thing.
I don't know, I guess they can try.
It was a lot of says, but it doesn't say the cost of the
project or how much was spent. Well, they never do.
We do know they're missing 2.39 trillion dollars, $2.39
trillion. What is that like, about 8 grand
per taxpayer or something? I don't know.
It's it's a lot of money. Lots and lots of money.
Well, think about this. They spent, they spent 3
trillion on the last flu outbreak, of which 2 trillion
went missing. They think the Russians and
Chinese must just know. Yeah, that's a joke.
And they've the the Defense Department is missing about the
same amount of money that was stolen during the latest flu
outbreak. They're just printing the stuff
off. In fact, that I'm printing it.
It's just all but zeros and ones on the computer somewhere.
But they are empowering themselves with this, with this
newly created cash and a few of these congressmen, a few, just a
couple here and there are saying listen, we're seeing, we're
seeing this whole UFO thing, all the secrecy, all of the cover up
that's all tying in together with this financial corruption
and mismanagement. We got to have a look at this
before the country is completely destroyed of it.
They don't care. It says if they quote federal
government don't have anything to hide, they sure are doing a
great job of hiding it, Burchett said with a smile, with a smirk.
And also, if UFOs that exist, why do they keep spending 10s of
millions of dollars researching and why do they not declassify
the documents, right. They shouldn't be able to
research anything without accountability, but that's what
this is about. They have no accountability
except to whoever their masters are.
Just like I said, just think, what if these guys have made
contact with these entities, whatever they are?
And what if this, this deep state actresses, handful of
people that really think they know what's going on?
What if they are the most deceived among us?
What kind of a dangerous position does this put us in?
And the same way that when the European settlers arrived and
the conquistadors and all the rest and they first met up with
the Native Americans, do you think?
I mean, from the perspective of the people that didn't get
gunpowder and firearms, what was it like for the rest of them?
Look at the chaos that ensued. And this is a normal thing that
happens when more advanced civilizations meet less advanced
civilizations, at least technologically.
We can argue all day long about spiritual advancement or
cultural or whatever, But when the guys with the guns show up
and they give those guns or whatever technology to specific
members of this new people group that doesn't have access to that
technology, then suddenly the individuals in that people group
that suddenly have these new weapons or whatever are at a
huge advantage. All of a sudden their way of
doing things is the new way of doing things.
Rightly or wrongly, that's the danger here, that we have this
tiny group of people that have access, that have access to the
technology and to possibly the entities behind this stuff, and
they're doing it without accountability.
That's the scary part. And we have one brave
congressman coming forward and saying, look, this is not right,
he goes, Lonnie says. And when you do declassify them,
they're so redacted it just looks like blotches of blacked
out ink, a representative arrow. The all domain anomaly
resolution office, which in my opinion resolves nothing, which
is the Pentagon's office that studies UFOs, didn't immediately
respond to Fox News digital request for comment.
Well, how do they study UFOs when according to a row, UFOs
don't exist? Now let's go ahead and look at
this next article. Some pretty cool developments I
think. Now here's another article on
this bill put forward by Representative Tim Burchett.
This is from newsnationnow.com. It says UFO data deadlines set
for federal agencies. Agencies must share UFO material
with National Archives. Non classified material will be
made public, will be made available to public.
Tennessee Congressman wants all materials made public written by
Rich Johnson dated May 17th, 2024, says it's time to share.
That's the mandate to all federal agencies when it comes
to anything they have dealing with UFOs.
The National Archives and Records Administration has set a
deadline of September 30th for all agencies to deliver copies
of every document, audio and video, or any other media they
may have about unidentified Anomalous phenomena or UFOs.
That mandate is part of this year's National Defense
Authorization Act, the bill that funds the Defense Department.
The UAP Records collection will consist of copies of all
government provided or government funded records
relating to unidentified anonymous phenomena,
technologies of unknown origin and non human intelligence, Nara
says. While the deadline for copies is
September 30th, the end of the federal fiscal year, agencies
have until October 24th to review, identify and organize
their material. Nara will make material that
isn't classified available online along with a search
function. But will the UAP records
collection contain anything? Laws only work when there is a
willingness to to heed those laws, said News Nation special
correspondent Ross Coltart. It seems to be entirely in on an
honor system that these government departments will
respect the legislation then it goes on, it says.
In March, the Pentagon released its congressionally mandated
report on historic UFO cases and said it found no verifiable
evidence that any UAPAKUFO sighting was represented has
represented extraterrestrial activity.
So if they only have to report UFOs, and they claim there
aren't any UFOs, then what will they report?
The report for the Department, All Domains, Anomaly Resolution
Office or Arrow also said that executives at major defense
contractors denied the existence of any top secret UFO crash
retrieval programs on the record.
So the people that you are collusion in collusion or else I
guess in corruption with to hide $2.39 trillion of taxpayer money
tell us that there aren't any UFOs and we're supposed to
believe them. We are already seeing a blatant
illegality in the way that the Defense Department in particular
fails to properly heed Congress's legal demands for
information. Culture, I said, is possibly
best shown by the Dreiser UA PS Historical Review Report, which
completely failed to follow what the legislation actually
required arrow to do. Some lawmakers want to go
farther than the language in the defense bill.
Representative Tim Burchett, Republican Tennessee, on Friday
introduced a bill to require the declassification of all federal
documents related to UAP. The bill isn't all about finding
little green men or flying saucers, Burchett said in a
statement. It's about forcing the Pentagon
federal agencies to be transparent with the American
people. So we got the mandate coming up
in October, but I think he already knows it's not going to
work. They need more legislation.
Wow. You got to wonder, if they're
this lawless, Will more legislation even help?
The UAP Transparency Act would require the president to direct
all federal agencies to share UAP related material with the
public within nine months. I'm sick of hearing bureaucrats
telling me that these things don't exist while we've spent
millions of taxpayer dollars on studying them for decades,
Burchett said. He's got a point.
They're spending money on him, but yet they're telling us they
don't exist. Congressman Burchett is
well-intentioned with legislation, Court said.
Court heart said. But it's next to useless unless
the National Archives cracks the whip on these departments and
make sure that they are audited to ensure they're heating these
laws. Like I said, it all goes back to
one of two things. Either we have to have a
president of the United States that will come in and we'll
declassify this stuff and that does not seem hopeful.
Or we just continue on with our own parallel investigations,
crowdsourcing this stuff. You know, we've got new fork out
there. We've got other sites, people
posting this stuff online, doing their own investigations.
Really. We really don't need the
government to tell us that UFOs exist.
We can already see that. Now there is one way that these
congressmen that know what's going on could tell us and they
could. And from what I can read now, if
I'm wrong on this, you can clarify it with me.
But I got this article from theintercept.com and it explains
how Congress could reveal classified information.
In order to expose unconstitutional acts, it's this
year's from intercept.com. It's dated November 10th, 2014.
It says Senator who put penning on papers and the public record
urges Udall to do same with torture report.
Of course we're talking about the torture down there.
Gitmo Mike Gavels urging Senator Mark Udall to read the CIA
torture report in the Congressional Record.
It says Article One Section 6 of the Constitution establishes an
absolute free speech right for members of Congress on the floor
or in a committee, even if they are disclosing classified
material. It states that for any speech or
debate in either house, they shall not be questioned in any
other place. Within hours of Colorado Senator
Mark Udall losing his re election bid last week,
transparency activists were talking about how he should go
out with a bang and put the Senate Intelligence Committee's
torture report into the Congressional Record.
The report is said to detail shockingly brutal abuse of
detainees by the CIA during the George W Bush administration, as
well as rampant deception about the program by top officials.
But the Obama White House is refusing to declassify even a
summary of the report without major redactions, and
Republicans take over the Senate in January.
Udall is one of two senators, along with fellow Intelligence
Committee member Ron Wyden, who have consistently demanded
greater transparency from the intelligence community.
If he made the report public on the Senate floor or during a
hearing, he couldn't be prosecuted.
Wow. Two things I take from that.
Number one, the very people that we were supposed to blindly
trust with UFO data, information possibly caught, possibly even
crashed craft. And the entities that piloted
them, the intelligence community, the same intelligence
community that Schumer warned Trump about because he said that
there's they've got 7 ways from Sunny to get you.
These guys have been accused of really awful torture down in
Guantanamo and it went on under Bush and it was covered up under
Obama. And now we're reading this
article and they're talking about how, hey, if we could get
somebody to get up there in the in Congress and talk about this,
then they couldn't be punished. They could just read the report
out and there's nothing they could do to him.
Well, couldn't they do the same thing with this, with this UFO
stuff? Couldn't they get a hold of one
of these papers that they were shown in the skiff that maybe
tell us something? Matt Gates says I've seen
things. Well, Matt, get up there.
Get us one of these classified papers and just read it off in
the in in Congress. It says Article One, Section 6
of the Constitution establishes an absolute free speech right
for members of Congress on the floor or in committee, even if
they are disclosing classified material.
It states that for any speech or debate in either house, they
shall not be questioned in any other place.
Could you imagine that? What would happen today if a
congressman or senator used their constitutional right to
tell the American people the truth about UFOs?
So you see, they can blame it on the president, they can blame it
on the Deep State, they can blame it on anybody else.
But it appears that if one of these guys had the courage and
the courage to risk their own safety, perhaps they could stand
up in Congress, be at the House of Representatives or the
Senate, and tell us what they know, give us the classified
facts about what's being hidden from us.
And according to the Constitution, they shall not be
questioned in any other place. Amazing.
So that's just another look at what we could do if we really
wanted disclosure in this country.
But honestly, I think the people that could give us disclosure
have no intention of ever doing that.
So as usual, I can tell you go outside, look up, take pictures,
make your own disclosure and and until next time this is UFO
warning over now.