"UFOs: Investigating the Unknown" on Nat Geo

[OhThatGuy]

NASA didn’t really add anything and surely seems to be suppressing all kinds of data they have access to.

[WillBrink]

NASA didn’t really add anything and surely seems to be suppressing all kinds of data they have access to.

They didn't add anything and I don't expect them to.

[WillBrink]

Hey, it's geese and swamp gas and weather balloons. Nice to see Gaetz is being aggressive about trying to expose all this:

[WillBrink]

A good watch with Congressman Tim Burchett who who is pulling no punches on the topic of UFO's. I don't know that much about him outside what he's doing with UFO's, but I like his no BS approach and calling out the "war pimps," NASA, and others. Less BS more disclosure is what we need.

[WillBrink]

SR is very interested in the topic of UFO's. His latest guest is Congressman Tim Burchett. It's a good watch for those interested in the topic. I don't know much about Congressman Burchett's political positions, but he's gone full disclosure on that topic and will not let it go, so good on him:

[WillBrink]

Part II with Congressman Tim Burchett premiering now:

[tn1911]

Looks like the SCIF classified briefing with Grusch will happen.

https://www.reddit.com/media?url=htt...mn2hpesub1.jpg

[tn1911]

Rep. Burchett has tweeted that the dates are now set for the SCIF meetings between congress and the DOD IG and IC IG.

DOD IG - October 26th

IC IG - November 16th

Just a reminder, besides meeting with the ICIG in 2022, Grusch did also meet with the DODIG in July 2021 communicating that classified UAP related info was being withheld from congress.

[StainlessSteelRat]

If I understand correctly, if that info is highly classified, they can't tell us about it. Not without getting it declassified, anyway. There damn well shouldn't be anything POTUS and congressional leaders aren't able to see. I think Eisenhower said something about that once.......

[tn1911]

If I understand correctly, if that info is highly classified, they can't tell us about it...

No, but they can leak it to the media who can tell us about it.

Leaks of classified information to the press have only rarely been punished as crimes, and we are aware of no case in which a publisher of information obtained through unauthorized disclosure by a government employee has been prosecuted for publishing it. There may be First Amendment implications that would make such a prosecution difficult, not to mention political ramifications based on concerns about government censorship.

https://www.dodig.mil/Portals/48/Doc...-27-105018-560

And Congress has the authority to declassify.

The rules of the Congress, however, expressly recognize Congress’ concurrent constitutional authority to declassify information. Those rules specify a procedure for Congress to publicly disclose classified information when it determines that it is in the public interest to do so, even over the objection of the president, after giving due consideration to that objection.

https://www.americanprogress.org/art...y-information/