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@MickWest @AndyKimNJ My god Mick, just shut up. Do you really think that the hundreds or thousands of people reporting this activity are fucking morons? Why don't you go the fuck out there and see for yourself instead of your vapid lazy commentary from your armchair as usual.

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Last night I went out with local police to spot drone flying over New Jersey, here’s what I saw. We drove to Round Valley Reservoir and the officer pointed to lights moving low over the tree line. Sometimes they were solid white light, others flashed of red and green.THREAD

@astroplainblain @ChrisUKSharp Based on what? I've literally never heard this.

@ChrisUKSharp America is years behind China in terms of drone tech. This is a fact.

The person adds: 'I find it impossible to believe that being the superpower they are and with all the technology available to the Americans they can not disable or find the source of these things.'

@LuAngeles @PostDisclosure Wow, you are a bitch aren't you?

@PostDisclosure Really? A "disclosure warrior"? What committee does he sit on that would have access to the top secret information that would form his opinion and rally cry? How does he have these convictions with zero evidence or access?

Rep. Jared Moskowitz is a Disclosure Warrior. He highlighted something I've been harping on: Why are all these whistleblowers coming forward saying it's real, and former insiders saying it's real, but DoD officialdom is playing it down. Big contradiction.

@ThePrimalDino I enjoy the fire.

The Titan IIIC is the ugliest rocket I have EVER seen. There is not a single aesthetically pleasing thing about this rocket. The paint scheme, the structural design, the staging. It’s all GARBAGE

@GeezerSqueezer @ceeUB17823 @SteveBassett It has also highlighted how the military industrial complex owns key politicians and who those politicians actually work for. News flash, it's not us.

@ceeUB17823 @SteveBassett Yes, Congress makes the laws. The laws that defense contractors want them to make. This disclosure push has made it clear the DOD operates with no oversight, Congress is impotent, the news media doesn’t care.

Update: the battle underway within the reconciliation meeting is heating up. Mike Turner went on camera this morning saying the language in the bill is bad and the UAP Act will likely fail. The UAP Review board is not the issue. The issues are: 1) the eminent domain language in [Sections 9010]. The defense contractors have drawn a line in the sand and are pressuring those members to whom they provide large campaign donations to remove that section or pull the bill. 2) the subpoena powers provided for in [Section 9006(i) - Powers]. This creates creates greater risk to those inside the USAPs to withhold, hide or destroy UAP related records or materials. 3) the language pertaining to the Department of Energy in [Section 9003(22)] and the Atomic Energy Act in [Section 9002(a)(4). The DOE is where many think the bulk of UAP USAPs have been parked. #ufotwitter @Disclosure

@ceeUB17823 @SteveBassett Lol. Tell that to the defense contractors and military industrial complex that have been buying politicians and lobbying hard for 70+ years.

@SteveBassett Private contractors don't make the laws.. congress does. Regardless how much money they pay off senators.

@GarryPNolan @tinyklaus @JoeKhalilTV @SenSchumer @SenatorRounds You are my hero Garry. Please keep being exactly who you are.

MT: It's poorly written, so scrap it. MT: No one called me, so scrap it. How about... "Here are some alternative ideas, especially around the problem areas," and "Oh, I have this rectangular thing in my pocket where I press a button, and it calls people so I can talk to them. Amazing!"

1/2 The name we’ve heard most often as someone opposing @SenSchumer /@SenatorRounds UAP amendment to the NDAA is Mike Turner. I tried unsuccessfully to get a comment from him, and his office for a few days. A few moments ago we caught Turner outside his office and asked him directly. I’m very thankful he stopped to give us a response

@ddeanjohnson Did someone buy Matt Gaetz? It feels like this was injected intentionally to create chaos and division. There is literally no way that they (Matt and Tim) think that this is superior to the Schumer amendment, even sans the eminent domain part.

CONGRESS AND UFOs: A BAD TAKE BY MR. GAETZ (1/3) Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) has revealed that he much prefers a House-passed Burchett Amendment to the Senate-passed Schumer-Rounds UAP Disclosure Act. Burchett text is below. My red comments highlight its very limited scope and force.

@MattInWeb3 @historyinmemes Light the house on fire and don't look back.

@historyinmemes Imagine waking up and that thing is in your bed - what's the first thing you do?

In 1967, during the Vietnam War, an American soldier held up a Scolopendra subspinipes, a species of giant centipede found throughout Asia. The centipede preys on insects like spiders and scorpions but can overpower small mammals or reptiles. It uses its venomous jaws and other legs to immobilize its prey until the fast-acting venom takes effect. The centipede's body is reddish-brown and can reach a maximum length of 12 inches (30 cm). In the photo, the centipede is being held up by a fishing line and appears closer to the camera than the soldier standing nearby, who isn't actually touching the centipede.

I’m happy to debate the fundamentals of testimony any time you’d like. Keep in mind, I’ve testified under oath, perhaps a 1000 times, sent people to prison for life, and taught the course on courtroom testimony for LEOs. You played Howdy Doody on an erstwhile UFO podcast.

@Norwottuck @tinyklaus Give them time. There is no way they will skip this gravy train.

@tinyklaus Just as I predicted, the Washington post the New York Times are refusing to mention the hearings

@tinyklaus @tinyklaus you need to tag @60Minutes when you make a tweet like that. With this volume of engagement, they will see it.

@tinyklaus @60Minutes - You need to get David Grusch, former Air Force and later National Geospace Intelligence officer on the UAP Task Force in for an interview. This is perhaps the biggest story ever.

@mufonover @hollywoodufos @rosscoulthart They just asked the questions in a way that he could not answer, and it is not David's job to interpret how they could have asked the question, it is his job under oath to answer the question as asked.

@hollywoodufos Agreed. It seems like he might have gone right up to the line, perhaps slightly beyond it, with @rosscoulthart (good job!). He seems to be more calculated now.

Rep. Mace asks a question that gets Grusch to talk about "non-human biologics." He also gives a shout-out to NewsNation. More talk about a SCIF from both of them. In reality, Grusch said more to NewsNation and to Ross Coulthart than he has to this committee. I'm assuming he's talked to his lawyers.

@hollywoodufos That is true, but the house members really need to learn the nuances of asking an intelligence officer about classified topics. If they had simply asked the questions in a different way, he could have answered many of them without violating the law.

@IntelOPSman13 @UziPizy @UAPJames @timburchett I believe that is true, but we also have to consider that the Schumer's NDAA Act includes verbiage about abuse of the Dept of Energy's classification system as it potentially relates to UAPs. Members of congress that have SCI clearance do not necessarily have need to know or DOE.

@Neopork85 @UziPizy @UAPJames @timburchett There is no clearance higher than SCI.. While each SAP has its own controlled access requirements

David Grusch tells Rep. Burchett the U.S. Government has known about non-human intelligence in relation to UFOs since the 1930s. Grusch says he provided the names and locations of UFO crash retrieval programs to the Intelligence Committees and to the ICIG. #ufotwitter #ufo #uap

@UziPizy @UAPJames @timburchett People in the house and more likely senate that have TSSCI clearance or higher. Much of Grusch's knowledge is extremely classified. He is not legally allowed to tell ANYONE what he knows unless they have the proper security clearances.

@UAPJames @timburchett This is frustrating though. I don't understand who got that knowledge if he can't share with the congress

@hollywoodufos I am embarrassed for her. She decided to showboat to her constituents instead of asking questions to a whistleblower in an unprecedented hearing and even had the audacity to cut him off mid-answer to a fucking question that she asked.

Rep. Foxx asks Grusch about about Sean Kirkpatrick which is a critical question. Grusch is willing to take this on and contradicts AARO's Kirkpatrick directly. He is responding and she cuts him off because she needs her face time. This behavior is just stupid. Shame on you, Rep. Foxx.

Link to the historic UFO hearing in Congress with career intelligence officer under oath claiming that the US government has recovered non-human technical vehicles and bodies. Happening now. youtube.com/live/KQ7Dw-739…

@RobertGarcia Phew, thanks for clearing that up. Trust me the hate was coming from a place of passion because this transparency is LONG overdue and everyone is expecting something/someone to interfere.

Hey y’all for all the folks asking about Lockheed Martin, you are all looking up the wrong Robert Garcia. He no longer serves in Congress and I’ve never been a lobbyist. It’s all public information. Thanks we are going to have a good hearing tomorrow.