Hello and welcome to the program UFO Warning. In
this episode we're talking about UFO cover -up cost
millions. That's correct UFO cover -up cost
millions. Now this article comes to us
from FoxNews .com and they're interviewing covering
this topic with Congressman Tim Burchette. Very
interesting take on this. It
says, government's refusal to declassify UFO docs is
a cover -up costing taxpayers millions. GOP
Congressman, it's not about little green men or flying
saucers. It's about tens of millions of
dollars our government is spending on something it
says does not exist. And articles by Chris Everett
that published April 24th 2024. Look,
we've been saying this for a long time. These
black holes, these spatial access projects, this dark
money, where's it going to and why is so much money
being spent to study UFOs when we're being told that
they don't exist. It's got cover -up written all
over it. The article starts off. It
says, a 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. Representative Tim Burchette, Republic of
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 a cover -up when one group says, one federal
authority says something exists and then another
federal authority says it doesn't exist. That's
a cover -up. Now, we've talked about both
these aspects. Greenwald trying to get reports from
Korea 70 years ago about a downed UFO and getting back
multiple blacked out pages. That's
not disclosure. They're just throwing it in your
face. And then this other idea about
the stuff being so compartmentalized, it does
seem more and more to me like there's a little bit
of tension here between the Department of Defense and
certain members of the intelligence community. As
we said yesterday, you have this series of concentric
circles with only a handful of people, I think, at the
very center actually having eyes on, hands on
experience with these craft. And
they are doing their level best to keep everybody
else, even people in their own departments, even people
in their own agencies, from knowing about these things.
That's why you get these
contradictory statements all the time. He
goes on, he says, so yeah, it exists. The
cover -up is real for whatever reason. And
you're spending tens of millions of dollars on it,
something that you say doesn't exist. Yet
you continue spending the money on it. It
makes you wonder, it would be like if they were
spending tens of millions of dollars to prove that
Santa Claus or the Easter Bunny doesn't exist. I
mean, if the stuff doesn't exist, then why are you
worried about it? Why do you have to keep
telling us that it's just our imagination? Why
do you have to keep debunking it? Why
do you have to keep depersoning people who talk
about it? Last week, Bershet was one of
about a dozen people in a skiff that's a sensitive
compartmental compartmented information facility. I
think basically it's just a metal shed that's soundproof
about UFOs, which is a highly classified briefing.
And he left feeling discouraged
as all this is, is all this other stuff is. In
other words, they make a big deal out of it. They
take him into this skiff, the soundproof room, and
boy, they're going to write, tell him something.
And then when they get in,
there's nothing. And then they're told to keep
their mouth shut. They can't talk about it.
Captive audience. Well,
who made who? Who's in charge here? The
coverup is real for whatever reason, Tim Bershet
says. Instead of releasing classified
files to the public, that a bipartisan coalition 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. So
they're doing this old technique of where they,
since they won't tell them the truth, they're just
piling on the lies and just dumping on reams and
reams of nonsense, calling it top secret. Like
he says, it's just mundane things. A
complete defensive wall setup of denial while they
spend taxpayer money like drunken sailors. Now
it tells us that because the meeting was classified,
Bershet couldn't discuss the details, but he said he
didn't learn anything new and wondered why it
couldn't be discussed in public. Well,
it's a diversion tactic. 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. We
just got to put this stuff out there. Let's
clear the air and let's move on, Bershet said. I
think the last time that we had a commander in
chief that said enough's enough was Kennedy. Or
maybe Reagan seems like he was a little bit different
after the attack on him. Like
I said before, it's not about little green men or
flying saucers. It's about tens of millions of
dollars 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
will not release all the files. What
are they hiding? They just keep lying to us
repeatedly, right to our faces. At
times, Bershet said he felt like they were close to
getting answers, but then they're told they have to
ask someone else. That person isn't in the skiff
and then you start all over again. We
need to call a CM to put everyone in one place so
we get all the questions answered. Or
we could just ignore these guys, just do our own
disclosure. Just forget about whatever they
have. Start recording our own stuff,
putting up our own videos, having our own discussions,
and cutting the deep state out of the conversation. As
recently as 2021, an Intelligence Community
Control Access Program was expanded to protect UAP
reverse engineering without sufficient justification. The
Pentagon's February report on UFOs or UAP identified
anomalous phenomena said, so they get exposed to that
Kohono blue project and then once it gets exposed
inadvertently or maybe as a kind of a limited hangout,
then all of a sudden they have to start back peddling
on it and say, well, that should never happen. Well,
these are multi -million dollar mistakes you're
talking about. And you think about your own
local school system. Think about a disabled person you
might know or an elderly person or a vet who's
fighting for benefits he was promised, a disabled
vet say who needs a new prosthesis. Thousands
of cases, millions of cases across this country of
people in need and where maybe a few thousand
dollars would make a huge deal to them. And
these guys are misspending millions and acting like
it's nothing. Think of the human cost that
these arrogant actors are putting on the rest of us.
And then if we have a question
about it, we're conspiracy theorist. So
think of the human suffering that they are
refusing to alleviate. They're
taking these millions of dollars that can be used
to help the most desperate among us or to just reduce
the tax burden on the most productive among us. They're
taking that money and they're misspending it on
this nonsense. And millions of dollars in a
program like Kowana Blue says, well, we're going to
reverse the engineering UFO. And
then when we catch them, when we catch them, oh,
that project was never meant to be. Well,
what happened to all the money? What
do we have? Warehouses full of unproductive
government employees sitting around doing nothing. That's
what it seems like. It seems like we have so much
mal -spending. It causes such inefficiencies
in this government, which leads to so much suffering.
So for some people, disclosure
may not be a big deal, but there is a cost to
covering this stuff up. And the money used to cover up
this UFO phenomena could be so much better spent on
people that have real needs, desperate people who
can't help themselves. And if you're not wanting to
do that, you could at least cut the tax burden.
See what I'm saying? So
there is a cost to this. There
is a cost, just like Representative Burchett's
saying. It goes on and says, as
recently as 2021, an intelligence community
control access program was expanded to protect UAP
reverse engineering. So it was already there in
2021. But hey, more money, more
money, more money. And then it says, without
sufficient justification. Well,
I guess the justification is just more people, more
budget, and more status for the people involved, even
if they don't do anything. This
program never recovered or reverse engineered any UAP
or extra special spacecraft. This
IC intelligence community program was disestablished
due to its lack of merit, according to the report. So
yeah, we just blew millions of your tax dollars,
misspent them. But hey, no worries, no big
deal. And if you want to ask about
it, we're going to give you a full or full blacked
out pages. But it doesn't say the cost of
the project or how much was spent. If
they, the federal government, don't have
anything to hide, they sure are doing a great job of
hiding it, Burchett said with the smirk. And
also, if you have those don't exist, why do they
keep spending tens of millions of dollars
researching? And why did they not declassify
the documents? And when they do declassify
them, they're so redacted, it just looks like blotches
of blacked out ink. Yes, thank you, representative
bruschette, a representative of aero all domain anomaly
resolution office. Remember, that resolves nothing, which
is the Pentagon's office that studies UFOs that
don't exist, didn't immediately respond to Fox
News digital's request for comment. Now,
I wouldn't look for response from those guys
anytime during the next decade or so. Now,
I've been going on a while now about the Defense
Department being short 1 .55 trillion dollars. And
this audit done, it was talked about in a letter
from Senator Grassley and Senator Sanders, one
Democrat, Republican, apparently my estimates are
a little low, or at least maybe it's been updated to
be even worse. I find here from Google, it
tells us last year, the Pentagon couldn't properly
account for a whopping 61 % of its 3 .5 trillion
dollars in assets. That figure increased this year.
Increased. So, I've been telling you
that they were short a trillion and a half, well,
it's even more now. That figure increased this year
with the department insufficiently documenting 63
% of its now 3 .8 trillion dollars in assets. Military
contractors possess many of these assets, but to an
extent, unbeknownst to the Pentagon. So,
now they're not missing 1 .55 trillion, it's now 3 .8
trillion, well, 63 % of that, I'm sorry. So,
just over 2 trillion, so 3 .8, so 63 % of 3 .8
trillion. That's over, that's over 2
trillion dollars, over. Now, imagine that. And
these are the people that tell you that they know
better, that they're the ones that need to keep
track of all this UFO information. This
article from responsiblestatescraft .org
says, Pentagon can't account for 63 % of nearly 4
trillion dollars in assets. DoD
regularly buys parts and equipment it doesn't need
because it can't keep track of the parts and equipment
it already owns. Written by Julia Gladell, December
4th, 2023. The Pentagon filled its sixth
audit in a row last month, this is last December, and
failed is putting it generously. The
department actually received a disclaimer of opinion.
According to the Government
Accountability Office, that means auditors were unable
to obtain sufficient appropriate evidence to
provide a basis for an audit opinion, so the
outcome is more like an incomplete than an abject
failure. And otherwise, these guys' books
are such a mess, they couldn't even do an audit
on them. If this was a private
corporation, people would be fired and people would be
headed to prison for fraud, I imagine. I
mean, at some point plausible deniability ends,
especially when you have this revolving door where
people leave the Pentagon, leave the military, and go
directly into these contractors, these high
paying jobs. The same people that say that
they can control the UFO Minimaterial, UFO Craft, or
whatever, these private contractors, DoD affiliated,
and that we have no FOIA rights to any of the stuff
that they're doing. This compartmentalization of the
deep state, this privatization of the deep
state, the socialization of the cost, whatever cost,
are passed on to the taxpayers, and the
privatization of all the profits from any new
technology. So the money that's made off
of any of this new UFO tech goes into the hands
of the people working at these companies, and the
people soon to be working there, current DoD
intelligence community employees, while the cost
goes to the taxpayers. It's the city's. And
like Bershet's implying, follow the money. It
says the GAO, that's the government accounting office,
has flagged this issue for the department since at
least 1981, yet the latest audit states that the
Pentagon's target to correct insufficient accounting
department -wide is fiscal year 2031. So
they're not planning on even dealing with this
problem for another seven years, which I suppose is
better than waiting 60 years for the Kennedy
assassination papers, or 75 years for the ingredients
in a certain jab. In the meantime, contractors
are producing weapons systems and spare parts
that they may already possess an incredible waste
of taxpayer dollars. So when you drive down the
street and you see the untreated mentally ill
folks, the homeless folks, the disabled folks, the
impoverished elderly who desperately need some sort
of crisis housing that we're told we just can't
afford it. Remember, 61 % out of three and a
half trillion dollars, so a couple of trillion dollars
just wasted, unaccounted for. Couldn't
that money be better used somewhere else, or better,
or, and if you're not even willing to give it to the
poor, would it be better just to keep it in your
own pocket maybe? The F -35 program is a great
example. The Pentagon technically owns
the global pool of spare parts of all variations of
the F -35, but the program's contractors, mainly
Lockheed Martin and Pratt and Whitney, manage those
parts. According to the GAO, the Pentagon
relies on contractors to record the cost, total
quantity, and locations of F -35 spare parts in the
global spare pool. The department has estimated
that the value of F -35 parts and possession of
contractors is over $220 billion, but the GAO
reports that this is likely significantly understated. So
they've taken your money, they've impoverished you,
they've destroyed the dollar in order to enrich these
government contractors. The same government contractors
that we're told will be in charge of any UFO
minimaterial, any UFO parts, any UFO craft, any entities
that are captured. That's the deep state right there.
It's this blurred blob, as they
call it, this mix of government and private
contractors, and it's so, it's just so distressed
because you have all these folks in the DOT, these
government employees patting their expenses, preparing
for their exit into these companies. So
there's no accountability, zero accountability, yet you
and I are told that we're the conspiracy theorist,
when they can't account for over $2 trillion. The
Pentagon doesn't know what or how much government
property contractors have because it doesn't have
access to contractor records. Well,
how convenient, how convenient, no
accountability. Take it on our word. The
article goes on here and goes into quite a bit of
detail about the waste and the loss and how we are
being played as a sucker as taxpayers. And
I think that it's important to understand the financial
fraud, the financial abuse that's happening because the
same people that are doing that to you are the ones
that are giving you the run around on UFOs. If
we can't trust them with simple things like tax
dollars and how it's being spent, if the corruption is
this systemic, then how in the world can we ever
expect an honest answer out of these people when it
comes to UFO disclosure? And
that's why I say it's so important to ground source
our own disclosure and to cut these liars out of the
picture as much as possible. Until
next time, this is UFO Warning, over and out.