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Did Midterms Just Change
UFO Disclosure?<\/b><\/font><\/big>
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\nA midterm wave just flipped Washington. George Knapp calls it a blue tsunami. The members most outspoken on UAP still held their seats, including Reps. Anna Paulina Luna, Eric Burlison, Tim Burchett, and Jared Moskowitz. The question now is who owns the issue.<\/p>\n

Matt Laslo of Ask a Pol UAP maps what the new majority could mean. He notes that Rep. Mike Turner, the congressman for Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, is out, and they discuss Turner as a gatekeeper for major contractors there. Incoming Oversight chair Rep. Robert Garcia listed other priorities and did not mention UAP, and Laslo says Garcia had forgotten about the Secrets Task Force. Jeremy Corbell says he has read that Rep. Andre Carson is planning a House UAP Select Committee to replace it, and Laslo says Carson would like to chair it and has been pressing AARO for the rest of its historic report.<\/p>\n

They also look at black-triangle footage PURSUE said it could not find. Corbell says the trail, if the videos exist, runs through Air Force OSI. He says drawing footage from Dylan Borland’s ICIG intake has apparently been lost. Corbell says Jay Stratton declined another hearing and that he would want Stratton seated under oath with Sean Kirkpatrick, Glenn Gaffney, and Susan Gough. He and Knapp, he says, are aware of active reprisals against high-level, firsthand witnesses who have been on craft.<\/p>\n

Then Corbell drops the closer. He says four consecutive intelligence information reports deal directly with the Russian UFO documents Knapp brought back. Congress asked for those reports before Knapp testified, and Congress was denied them. Those IIR numbers, he says, are now in front of Congress and PURSUE.<\/p>\n

If they try and fail, Knapp says, that tells us one thing. If they do not try, that tells us something else.<\/p>\n