Shouldn’t the ‘UFO mob’ be censured by the Pentagon?

Today’s report has come has a huge slap in the face of recent UFO advocacy efforts. It was not unexpected, but it still certainly stings. It is clear that the Pentagon and the upper brass of the MIC feel that claims of UFOs and NHI are largely unfounded and that any UFOs that are literally unidentified remain so largely due to lack of sufficient data. In the light of current events, shouldn’t the following happen –

1) The modern-day UFO movement has seen a renaissance since Dec 2017 largely due to a group spearheaded by people like Lue Elizondo, Chris Mellon, Jim Semivan and several others. These people have gone on various podcasts and have made some stunning claims about the nature of reality, consciousness, time, NHI among other things. This has lead to a lot of people being pulled into the UFO sphere and it lead to a subsequent swelling of the ranks of UFO believers. Since AARO and the Pentagon has proven that none of these claims have validity, shouldn’t the likes of Elizondo, Puthoff, Semivan etc be strongly censured to make sure that they do not mislead the general public in this fashion? A bunch of their ex-employees making such tall claims in public is surely not good PR, is it?

2) Let’s assume for a moment that the UFO crowd is full of gullible idiots who want their beliefs to the validated. Now, not only have these people been saying all these things to the public, they also seem to have made friends in Congress, especially in the House of Representatives. Bills have been passed by Congress on the UFO topic. If this topic is bunk, why aren’t we taking strong action against these individuals who seem to be misleading members of Congress and the American public at large? After all, a lot of taxpayer money seems to be wasted on all of this nonsense.

3) It also appears that a lot of members of the military have been leaking videos and other sensitive information to people like Jeremy Corbell and George Knapp. These two seem to be a conduit through which videos get leaked purporting to show UFOs. Since we have established that UFOs are bunk, shouldn’t the Pentagon censure Corbell and Knapp and the leakers as well? Surely it is not a good thing from a national security perspective to have people leaking sensitive videos to journalists, right?

4) It appears that a foreign national journalist (Ross Coulhart from Australia) has developed close relations with several members of the military intelligence community (both current and former). Based on his reports, a lot of personnel involved in some top-secret military projects (mostly former) have been feeding information to him. How is this not a security catastrophe? How are people involved in such sensitive projects allowed to talk to a foreign national?

Are we going to see any action taken against the ‘UFO Cabal’ to stop this movement in its tracks?