Template to President: I respectfully urge you to exercise your power and veto the NDAA in its current form, specifically due to its insufficient UAP disclosure measures. submitted by MartianMaterial

Dear Mr./Madam President,

I am writing to you today with deep concern about the provisions in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for 2024 regarding Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs), commonly known as UFOs. While I appreciate the inclusion of UAP language in the NDAA, these provisions fall short of true transparency and public accountability. I respectfully urge you to exercise your power and veto the NDAA in its current form, specifically due to its insufficient UAP disclosure measures.

My reasons for opposing these provisions are as follows:

Limited Public Access: The NDAA prioritizes classified briefings to a select few within the government, neglecting the scientific community and the American public’s right to know. This limited access stifles independent research and analysis, impeding progress in understanding UAPs. Overbroad Secrecy: The NDAA allows for excessive classification of UAP data under vague national security justifications. This lack of clear criteria risks obscuring potentially harmless information and perpetuating unnecessary secrecy. Lack of Independent Oversight: The NDAA fails to establish an independent and transparent body to assess UAP data and determine public disclosure. This leaves vital decisions solely in the hands of potentially biased governmental entities. Public Interest Ignored: UAPs remain a topic of immense public interest and potential scientific significance. The NDAA’s focus on limited disclosure disregards the public’s legitimate concerns and desire for understanding these phenomena. Therefore, I urge you to veto the NDAA and instead pursue a comprehensive UAP disclosure policy that respects both national security and the public’s right to know. This could involve:

Establishing a dedicated, independent UAP investigation office with civilian scientific expertise. Implementing clear and objective criteria for classifying and declassifying UAP data. Creating a standardized protocol for releasing unclassified UAP information to the public, prioritizing transparency while protecting genuine national security concerns. By pursuing such a policy, you can address the limitations of the current NDAA provisions and demonstrate a commitment to open communication, scientific advancement, and public trust.

Thank you for your time and consideration. I hope you will give this matter your most serious attention.

Sincerely,

[Your Name]

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