From Popular Mechanics, December 14:
You’ll have to wait 25 years to see the fruits of the UAP Disclosure Act, and even then, the president can keep the data secret.
- Despite a surge of interest in sightings of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), legislation to increase government involvement—and transparency—is in jeopardy.
- The UAP Disclosure Act of 2023 was designed to authorize the government to collect UAP sightings and establish a review board to review secret data.
- The act was watered down before Congress passed it on December 14, making it a disappointment to those who want to know the truth about UAPs.
A proposed law that would have compelled the U.S. government to collect sightings of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), make them public, and establish a review board to analyze them passed on December 14—though it was heavily gutted and less useful to UAP seekers than originally intended.
With rare bipartisan support, Congress advanced the legislation, called the UAP Disclosure Act of 2023, in an attempt to establish a formal collection process for UAP sightings. However, the whole act did not make the final cut into a formal law because top leaders from both the House and Senate reportedly wanted to kill it over fears of accidentally spilling government secrets.The Great UFO Reawakening....
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