Hello, and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about Tim Burchett and the Black
Budget. That's correct, Tim Burchett and
the Black Budget. And of course, Representative
Tim Burchett from Tennessee. He happens to be Republican.
He's a firebrand on this whole UFO issue.
And it looks to me like he's recently come up against this
UFO subject and the black budget.
He's talking about government waste.
I'm not sure how much of its waste and how much of its
spending on programs that we're just not supposed to ever know
about. The first article that we're
looking at comes to us from thehill.com.
I'll put the link over there at the Kofi and the Locals website
title says GOP LAWMAKER on Feds, UFOs.
Give us the information. Let us decide.
This is written by Miranda Nazaro, dated 5/20/24 9:54 PM
Eastern Time. The stress office says
Representative Tim Burchett is calling on federal government
leaders to declassify all documents related to
unidentified aerial phenomena, arguing federal agencies must be
transparent if they're going to be funding millions of dollars.
Now that is a big statement because we know these guys
currently cannot account for $2.39 trillion of DoD alone.
That's the whole thing. Get you got the money, you got
the power. Burchett, a member of the House
Oversight Committee, introduced the UAP Transparency Act last
week. The ACT would require the US
president to direct all federal agencies and departments to make
all documents on UAPS available to the public within 270 days.
It would also mandate that the president provide a quarterly
report to the House on the progress agencies are making to
declassify these records. This is the kind of bill that I
can see being killed right before it gets taken to the
floor. It's kind of like what happened
the last time says our federal government's many departments
tell us they uaps don't exist, yet.
They're still being funded 10s of millions of dollars,
Perchette said on Monday. On News Nation's The Hill, on
News Nation. And our own Pentagon, who has
not passed an audit in the history of audits, literally
cannot account for over 1/2 a trillion dollars.
Now I believe what we did look this up.
We've talked about this multiple times.
According to Bernie Sanders and Chuck Grassley's a Democrat and
Republican senator a couple years ago it was over a trillion
and a half I believe. And the latest figures we did a
podcast on this, it's around, I believe $2.39 trillion.
They claim that a lot of that money is tied up in in parts
that private or corporations have that they're supposed to
manufacture for the government, and it's just an inventory
control problem. I think it's a pretty big
inventory control problem. If you know anything about
fraud, you'll know that one of the one of the main ways that
fraud's committed is through inventory.
You know, lying about how much you have, hiding it, stealing
it, this sort of thing. So if they can't keep, if they
can't keep controlling inventory, I mean, how can we
trust him to win a war? It says the Pentagon filled its
annual audit for the six year in a row last year after auditors
found that half of its assets cannot be accounted for.
Yeah, that's a lot more than 1/2 a trillion.
I have to tell you to him now, we're spending this money on
something. We're 35 trillion in debt.
Every hundred days we add another trillion dollars to our
deficit, Burchard added. So worth 35 trillion in debt.
You know, a good 8% of. That's just through money we
can't account for through the dot.
Look, it's not about Little Green Man or flying saucers.
It's what we're spending the money on.
It's ridiculous. The Tennessee Republican pointed
to reports from qualified people and and and anecdotes he has
heard from former Admirals about potential UAP sightings, arguing
the public can make its own conclusion about the information
if declassified. Well, we know this, but not only
does this whole subject of UFOs give them a tremendous heads up
as far as developing technology and making money, now they can
work this scan from both ends. They can also steal money that's
put into black projects. We'll take a look at that in a
minute. The Tennessee Republican pointed
to reports from qualified people, quote UN quote and
antidotes. He's heard from former Admirals
about potential UAP sightings. Because Lana says just tell us
what it is, we don't care, he said, adding later.
All it's going to say is the universe is a lot bigger than we
give her credit for, where one grade of sand on a million
beaches give us the information, let us decide.
You can see from that comment, I think that Bruschette still see
this whole UFO phenomena, a classical sense that these
things are probably physical beings.
Maybe I, but I've also heard my guests say comments.
Thinking about these things is extra dimensional.
That's what I lean toward myself.
Burchett has been a vocal advocate for increasing
transparency around UAPS ever since a July House hearing when
three former Defense Department officials testified on their
experience with the phenomena, warning that the sightings could
pose national security risk. Burchett has been a vocal
advocate for increasing transparency around UA PS ever
since the July House hearing, when three former Defense
Department officials testified on their experience with the
phenomena, warning that the sightings could pose national
security risk. A bipartisan coalition,
including Burchett, Representative Anna Polina Luna,
Matt Gaetz and Jared Maskowitz and Eric Bolson, a group that
called itself the UAP Caucus, has vowed to increase
transparency on the topic. News Nation is owned by Next
Drive Media Group. It says, yeah, like I said, I
guess these guys could just read what they know into the
Congressional record. What they know, though, might
not be much more than what we know.
That's what I'm thinking. And what they know could very
possibly be disinformation. Now, he talks about the budget
here and the budget deficit. And I think that we need to look
at this budget deficit in a different way.
Yeah, $35 trillion in debt. And there's a tremendous amount
of of Mouse spending. But if there's that much debt,
if a situation where the military can't account for half
of its inventory, you have to, you have to look at the
possibility of corruption and crime.
And it seems like our government is filled with criminal intent.
The people want to rely on plausible deniability to not
talk about it. And I think it's we're past
that. So they can be working this from
2 angles. They can be taking these black
budgets and reverse engineering these UFOs and from that
deriving technology that they could start.
You know, they could see companies with create a lot of
wealth for themselves and possibly even bully the rest of
the world. And on the other end of it, the
guys are a little bit outside of the circle.
They could be stealing a lot. I mean, anytime you have a war,
say you're at a war footing, say there's a lot of theft because
there's a lot of efficiencies. People are so focused on.
The people are so focused on the goal of winning the conflict
that they overlook a lot of accounting fraud.
We can see what's happening over in Ukraine, lots and lots of
missing stuff, even our own endeavors in Afghanistan or
wherever. So the DoD is famous for losing
stuff. And if you're losing half your
product, that means half your product can be stolen.
And so maybe they're working this thing from both angles.
They're taking a lot of this money that that they're spending
that we're not allowed to know where it's going to.
They're reverse engineering, UFOs, whatever, trying to
communicate with these entities. And at the same time they're
just robbing us blind. So it's it's it's almost like a
mafia Bustat is what I say they're they are picking our
bones clean, working the scam from every angle.
And it seems like you're starting to get a few of these
congressmen that are that are aware of it.
I I have to assume that Tim Burchett's the only one or one
of the few there actually that doesn't have any skeletons in
his closet because he just keeps talking.
And you know, they haven't been able to shut him up yet.
So good for him. This article.
Here's an older article, It's from thewashingtonpost.com, so
I'm sure it's even worse by now. It says $52.6 billion.
The black budget Covert action, Surveillance,
Counterintelligence the US black budget spans over a dozen
agencies that make up the National Intelligence Program.
And then it says it has a it has a kind of a bust out here, I
think this was from 2017, it says.
Funding the intelligence program.
The CIANSA and National Economist's office received more
than 68% of the black budget. The National Geospatial
Intelligence Program budget has grown over 100% since 2004.
That's the National Geospatial Intelligence Program.
Basically I think their deal is they just want to, they just
want to be able to track everything on the planet.
I'm not sure, but I think that might have been more grush
worked out for a while. But you see what's happening
here. 68% of the black budget going to these alphabet
intelligence agencies. Don't forget what Schumer said
about Trump. They can get you seven ways to
Sunday. And these are the guys that have
taken over a lot of the UFO database and then outsourced
them to private companies for profit and nonprofit the CIA
cutouts. Scary stuff.
It says the Central Intelligence Agency 14.7 billion.
National Security Agency 10 billion 10.8 billion rather
national recognizance recausing this office 10.3 million.
They're spending billions of dollars to spy on us and they
can't tell us anything about UFOs.
It shows here the increase from 2004 to 2013.
Imagine what it is today. Up 50% up 56% for CIA up 53%
since National Security Up. The National Cognizance Office
up 12%. National Geospace Intelligence
up 108%. General Defense Intelligence
program up 3%. So the CIA had a budget increase
over four years at 56%. Did you do that good at your
job? 4 main spending categories it
says the top secret spending can be divided into 4 main
categories. Data collection, Data analysis,
management facilities and support and data process and
exploitation. Yeah, they got to spend a lot of
money to track every single website that every single person
visited visits, that to track every keystroke on everybody's
computer. Takes a lot of money to record
all that. The CIA and NRO are heavy on
data collection, while the NSA and NGP focus on data processing
and exploitation is exhorted functions like management
facilities and support. Yeah, the NSA, yeah, have fun
taking your shoes off at the airport.
Data collection expenses, That's a whole ton of it right there.
And then data analysis, what I, you know, I don't I don't even
get what what analysis is being done here considering all the
things that have happened over the years.
And then it just kind of goes on and down and talks about it says
here 32 types of expenses. See they're breaking this way.
This thing out. They're giving you guys just an
overview of what's happening here. 107,000 employees, it says
in the intelligence community, the CIA has 83,675 employees.
This is what, seven years ago, 107,000.
The NSA at that time employed 23,400 just in military
positions and 21,800 full time contractors there.
They're like locusts. They're just eating us up.
US spy agencies have built an intelligence gathering colossus
since the attacks of September 11th, 2001, but remain unable to
provide critical information to the president on a range of
national security threats according to the government's
top secret budget. So we're paying these guys
hundreds of millions of dollars and they can't do their job.
It goes on. It says budget document sheds
lights on raid that killed and then it has a little bit, it
talks a little bit more about you know the the, the, the
breakdown. What I'm getting at here is, is
that we have to wake up as a country and understand that our
government's not a simple thing. It's not just something, well
you pay the taxes and they do this and they do that.
Our government has been hijacked in large part by this deep
state. We've talked about this many
times, these unaccountable agencies and departments and
programs that are written under the SPAC laws where only maybe a
handful of senators get to see the budget.
They're at this intersection with these private and and
public companies for profit, non profit.
They throw them in there. You mix in our major
universities, some of the top movers and shakers, and all of a
sudden you've got this cesspool, as some say, the BLOB or what I
always call the deep state. And this deep state is funded
and made possible by this black budget where we are having our
pockets picked constantly. And I think that Tim Burchett's
coming up against this right now because it's just like any
crime, you follow the money. And I think he started to follow
the money. He's talking about all this
waste $35 trillion in debt. Well, the money went somewhere.
The money didn't just evaporate. You know, money is kind of like
energy. I mean, it just transfers from
one place to the other. Now, I suppose you could go out
and physically burn up the $100 bills or lose them in an
airplane crash or have them destroyed in combat like
probably happened in Afghanistan and Iraq.
But in general, these budgets they put out there, they they
they're just the the money has this cascading effect, has these
these ripples that go through the economy exponentially.
And it seems like it's not for good.
We're not talking about, you know, FDR is the Great Society
here. We're talking about something a
lot darker than that. You know, we talked about coin
blue the other day, somebody the government wanting to take these
UFOs and and reverse engineer them so.
So when Tim Burchett talks about disclosure and releasing this
information and declassifying the stuff on UFOSI think he has
to understand that he's also talking about declassifying
financial data and releasing information about budgets.
And once that happens, anybody can go in with just with any
basic forensic accounting. And I think we're going to find
out that the fraud that's been perpetrated on us has been
pretty much infinite. And that could be part of the
reason why they want to cover up all this UFO stuff.
Like I said, I think they're working this from both angles.
I think they're taking the money from us, not telling us where
it's going, create this huge secret society as a vehicle to
reverse engineer these UFOs, maybe make contact with these
entities. And at the same time you have a
second bunch of crooks on the outside of that inner circle
that are probably taking the opportunity to pillage these
budgets. We know half the money's
missing. So where did it go at?
Yeah, you have to ask yourself. So as Burchett continues to
stand up and fight the the, the deep state, and we can only hope
that he knows he's not just fighting for UFO disclosure,
He's fighting for truth. Truth about where our money's
going. Truth about what's happening to
the tax dollars that we pay every day.
Until next time, this is UFO Warning.
Over and out.