politico.com: The United States Senate Intelligence and Special Services Committee voted to mandate intelligence and the Department of Defense to provide a detailed public analysis of all data collected on so-called "unidentified atmospheric phenomena", including UFO incursions recorded by Navy pilots in recent years.
The ruling, contained in the annual intelligence approval bill, which is awaiting full Senate approval, has sparked an incredible debate on Capitol Hill about how. Senators ask the question: how actively is the government tracking high-tech aircraft of unknown origin flying over the United States?
In the resolution, the senators write the following:
“The Committee remains concerned that there is no single, comprehensive process for collecting and analyzing intelligence data on unidentified aerial events within the federal government, despite their potential threat.”
“The Committee understands that the intelligence involved can be sensitive; however, the Committee believes that information sharing and coordination within the intelligence community has been inconsistent and has not received the attention it deserves from senior leaders.”
A public analysis of the situation, which allows for some secret attachment, must be submitted to the Senate and the public by the Director of National Intelligence and the Secretary of Defense within 180 days of the vote.
For the first time, senators were officially informed of the Navy's sighting of unidentified aircraft at the end of 2017. As it turned out, the senators were greatly surprised by the fact that the Pentagon has been secretly investigating the observations and interviewing pilots for years, after which it issued new instructions for sailors on how to report such incidents.
Now, a Senate group chaired by Republican Senator Marco Rubio is tasking the executive with centralizing all necessary information about such incursions from a wide range of sources, including the Office of Naval Intelligence, the FBI, satellites or other technical means.
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At the moment, Senator Rubio's office has declined a request for comment, noting only that the Senate views the move as a major victory for supporters of publicizing government UFO research.
“This resolution seems to legitimize the problem. Now people can talk about UFOs, ask questions about UFOs - and not be afraid of being ridiculed as wearers of foil caps. So this is all extremely important,”says Christopher Mellon, a former senior Pentagon intelligence officer and Senate official who has also pushed for more research on the topic.
Also Christopher Mellon added that “… Now, assuming that the Pentagon report is properly prepared and delivered, it is impossible to say what the consequences might be. We are talking about recognizing the existence of an unknown threat and military vulnerability from strange probes visiting our planet."
Editorial comment
Since the Roswell Flying Saucer disaster, officials have traditionally ridiculed people who tried to bring up the topic of UFOs as nuts, since the official paradigm is that there are no UFOs.
However, about 15 years ago, there was a turning point in the topic and the military and senators in the position of “ex” began to broadcast about the "plates". That is, former military officials, former senators / congressmen, and so on. And even then, smart people predicted that everything, the process had started - soon the United States Senate would raise the issue of plates.
Of course, I had to wait a little long, nevertheless it HAPPENED: from now on, the visit of the Earth by some incomprehensible humanoids is officially recognized and one can speak about it publicly.
Obviously, in the next 180 days, the Pentagon will provide the public with a detailed report and that same DISCLOSURE will come. Most likely, this will be done not even after 180 days, but before the US elections, after which Trump will go down in history as the person who was the first and only one to fulfill his promise to tell voters the truth about the “saucers”. After that, 70% of the votes will be provided to him, so we are following the development of events.