Yesterday marked another historic congressional hearing on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), entitled "Restoring Public Trust through UAP Transparency and Whistleblower Protection." The Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets heard compelling evidence from five witnesses, underscoring critical national security issues, government accountability, and the urgent need for transparency.
**Key Testimonies & Highlights:**
* **Dylan Borland**, a former Air Force geospatial intelligence specialist, detailed his 2012 encounter at Langley Air Force Base where he witnessed a **100-foot-long equilateral triangle** that interfered with his phone, made no sound, and appeared "fluid or dynamic." He also spoke of being exposed to classified information from a UAP legacy crash retrieval program through a Special Access Program (SAP) and faced **sustained reprisals and career obstruction** for over a decade due to his direct knowledge. Borland revealed he's been blacklisted from certain Intelligence Community agencies and subjected to "phishing attacks" after testifying to the ICIG.
* **Jeffrey Nuccetelli**, a former US Air Force military police officer, testified about **five UAP incidents at Vandenberg Air Force Base** between 2003 and 2005, a top national security priority at the time. He described a "massive glowing red square" and a "massive triangular craft larger than a football field" hovering silently over critical launch sites. Nuccetelli stated that Air Force records related to these events were **destroyed on a three-year schedule** and are now held by AARO and the FBI.
* **Chief Alexandro Wiggins**, an active US Navy senior chief petty officer, bravely recounted witnessing **self-luminous, "Tic-Tac"-shaped objects** emerging from the ocean (transmedium) in February 2023. These objects linked up with three others and then departed simultaneously with near-instantaneous acceleration, displaying no sonic boom or conventional propulsion signatures. He confirmed this was captured on multiple sensors, including radar and EO/IR video, which has been made public. A new video shown at the hearing, reportedly from an MQ9 drone, showed a similar object **evading a Hellfire missile** and sustaining no damage.
* **George Knapp**, chief investigative reporter, discussed his 38-year pursuit of the UAP mystery, emphasizing that the **"paper trail" of government documents** proves a history of deception regarding UAPs. He highlighted confirmed **crash retrieval and reverse engineering programs** in the U.S. and revealed obtaining classified Russian UAP documents from the 90s, which detailed thousands of sightings and their own reverse engineering efforts. Notably, Russia had incidents where UAPs reportedly disabled fighter jets and even **activated ICBM launch codes** at a missile base in Ukraine in 1982.
* **Joe Spielberger**, senior policy counsel at the Project on Government Oversight (POGO), stressed the vital role of **whistleblowers** in exposing government waste, fraud, and abuse. He emphasized that national security whistleblowers are particularly vulnerable, facing complex reporting systems, potential **security clearance abuse**, and reliance on internal administrative processes that lack independent enforcement. Spielberger provided recommendations, including establishing independent mechanisms for disclosures and overturning the 1988 Supreme Court decision *Navy v. Egan* to strengthen whistleblower protections.
**A Call for Action:**
Representatives across the aisle expressed frustration with the lack of cooperation from the Department of Defense and the Intelligence Community. Concerns were raised about the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO)'s effectiveness, with some describing it as a "joke" or a "misrepresentation" of the truth, rather than a genuine investigative body. There's a strong bipartisan push for stronger whistleblower protections, and for Congress to use its **subpoena powers** to compel testimony from reluctant witnesses and defense contractors like Lockheed Martin.
**What's Next?**
This hearing highlighted the growing urgency for Congress to demand transparency and ensure the safety of those who come forward. The UAP Disclosure Act and enhanced whistleblower protection legislation were repeatedly cited as crucial steps.
What are your thoughts on today's revelations? Let us know in the comments below! 👇
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Yesterday marked another historic congressional hearing on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), entitled "Restoring Public Trust through UAP Transparency and Whistleblower Protection." The Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets heard compelling evidence from five witnesses, underscoring critical national security issues, government accountability, and the urgent need for transparency.
**Key Testimonies & Highlights:**
* **Dylan Borland**, a former Air Force geospatial intelligence specialist, detailed his 2012 encounter at Langley Air Force Base where he witnessed a **100-foot-long equilateral triangle** that interfered with his phone, made no sound, and appeared "fluid or dynamic." He also spoke of being exposed to classified information from a UAP legacy crash retrieval program through a Special Access Program (SAP) and faced **sustained reprisals and career obstruction** for over a decade due to his direct knowledge. Borland revealed he's been blacklisted from certain Intelligence Community agencies and subjected to "phishing attacks" after testifying to the ICIG.
* **Jeffrey Nuccetelli**, a former US Air Force military police officer, testified about **five UAP incidents at Vandenberg Air Force Base** between 2003 and 2005, a top national security priority at the time. He described a "massive glowing red square" and a "massive triangular craft larger than a football field" hovering silently over critical launch sites. Nuccetelli stated that Air Force records related to these events were **destroyed on a three-year schedule** and are now held by AARO and the FBI.
* **Chief Alexandro Wiggins**, an active US Navy senior chief petty officer, bravely recounted witnessing **self-luminous, "Tic-Tac"-shaped objects** emerging from the ocean (transmedium) in February 2023. These objects linked up with three others and then departed simultaneously with near-instantaneous acceleration, displaying no sonic boom or conventional propulsion signatures. He confirmed this was captured on multiple sensors, including radar and EO/IR video, which has been made public. A new video shown at the hearing, reportedly from an MQ9 drone, showed a similar object **evading a Hellfire missile** and sustaining no damage.
* **George Knapp**, chief investigative reporter, discussed his 38-year pursuit of the UAP mystery, emphasizing that the **"paper trail" of government documents** proves a history of deception regarding UAPs. He highlighted confirmed **crash retrieval and reverse engineering programs** in the U.S. and revealed obtaining classified Russian UAP documents from the 90s, which detailed thousands of sightings and their own reverse engineering efforts. Notably, Russia had incidents where UAPs reportedly disabled fighter jets and even **activated ICBM launch codes** at a missile base in Ukraine in 1982.
* **Joe Spielberger**, senior policy counsel at the Project on Government Oversight (POGO), stressed the vital role of **whistleblowers** in exposing government waste, fraud, and abuse. He emphasized that national security whistleblowers are particularly vulnerable, facing complex reporting systems, potential **security clearance abuse**, and reliance on internal administrative processes that lack independent enforcement. Spielberger provided recommendations, including establishing independent mechanisms for disclosures and overturning the 1988 Supreme Court decision *Navy v. Egan* to strengthen whistleblower protections.
**A Call for Action:**
Representatives across the aisle expressed frustration with the lack of cooperation from the Department of Defense and the Intelligence Community. Concerns were raised about the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO)'s effectiveness, with some describing it as a "joke" or a "misrepresentation" of the truth, rather than a genuine investigative body. There's a strong bipartisan push for stronger whistleblower protections, and for Congress to use its **subpoena powers** to compel testimony from reluctant witnesses and defense contractors like Lockheed Martin.
**What's Next?**
This hearing highlighted the growing urgency for Congress to demand transparency and ensure the safety of those who come forward. The UAP Disclosure Act and enhanced whistleblower protection legislation were repeatedly cited as crucial steps.
What are your thoughts on today's revelations? Let us know in the comments below! 👇
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