Not only is the longstanding governmental cover-up of UFO sightings continuing, but “whistleblowers” who were told by Congress that they are protected by federal laws are losing their jobs for reporting, in good faith, what they saw.
The most recent congressional hearing on UFOs was as disappointing as the first, but it did reveal one fact that is perhaps even more disturbing than the possibility that unknown objects are invading our skies. It is the extreme measures that unaccountable government agencies are taking to intimidate, threaten, and silence witnesses of UFOs.
The conspiracy is even deeper than that. Documents subject to FOIA requests have been destroyed. In other cases, the subject matter of those requests has been deviously moved outside government custody, to private industries, mostly aerospace companies, beyond the reach of FOIA. FOIA does not grant a public right of access to proprietary Lockheed (for example) files. It is perfectly legitimate for Northrup Grumman to secret its files, but not for the government to move them there, for the purpose of evasion, or for the purpose of violating the right of the public to know — nor, especially, for the purpose of frustrating government oversight that is mandated by law.
If there are irrefutable physical specimens of technology that cannot have been made on this planet, they also may have been transferred to private companies to avoid FOIA access.
Apart from that, a shocking but understated revelation made during the hearings was about an instance in which an elected representative put forth an amendment to a proposed law and was overruled by some unknown, unelected staff person, who pulled the amendment from consideration before it could be seen by Congress. The bill went forward without the amendment. This audacious act is a stunning example of brazen criminality, usurping the powers of the Legislative Branch by someone unaccountable to the voters.
Why is there not an investigation by DoJ?
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