So the article in The Hill today was a pretty good overview of what the NDAA originally included and Kona Blue for beginners.
There was one part of the article that I think is a little misleading though,
“Even though the Department of Homeland Security’s top scientist was advocating for the establishment of the UFO program and the “very serious science involved with” it, department leadership ultimately quashed the proposal in late 2011.”
https://thehill.com/opinion/technology/4646417-top-senators-believe-the-us-secretly-recovered-ufos/
While this is true, it does make it seem as if DHS just didn’t want to do it, but that doesn’t seem to be 100% the case.
If you remember David Grusch’s interview on Joe Rogan, He mentions CIA being the ones to put a stop to Kona Blue from happening.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WMX41AqIdk&t=435s&ab_channel=PowerfulJRE (go to 12:00 to see where he starts talking about this.)
This would make sense if what Daily Mail and Liberation Times wrote about the CIA being the “portfolio keepers” of the UFO crash retrieval program is to be believed.
Kona Blue would have taken “the program” and put it all under one umbrella and into DHS control. This would also mean that elected officials like Reid would be read into the program, at the very least in some part.
The Program seems to be very scattered across private industry and nat labs, which is most likely on purpose. Creating a centralized program where everything is under one roof would, in the eyes of the CIA, be an extreme national security risk.
Obviously, having people be able to collaborate on a level that is most likely not happening within these programs would most likely result in some progress being made in understanding this technology, it would run the risk of being potentially compromised by foreign intelligence.
I think this is the main reason for the secrecy, I think it has less to do with the fact that there is a NHI on this planet, (although i’m sure that doesn’t help), but is more about a technology that would completely change the world if it could be understood.
You wouldn’t even need to be able to completely reverse engineer a craft for it to be a disruptive technology. Creating any sort of weapons system could be extremely deadly and could have unknown consequences.
Remember the scene in Oppenheimer where they’re not sure if they will ignite the atmosphere on fire when they detonate the atomic bomb for the first time? Imagine that x1,000.
In my opinion, the world deserves to know the basic facts at the very least.
That we’re not alone in the universe.
They’re here and have been for a long time.
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