The MIC & aerospace contractors need the NDAA to pass more than we do – Let’s use that leverage!

We should remind ourselves when it comes to the UAPDA negotiation we have significantly more leverage: The entire budget of the American MIC for the year. They have SIGNIFICANTLY more to lose if the NDAA falls through than we do. Let’s use that: hold the budget hostage and get them to agree to everything in the UAPDA.

The NDAA has never failed to pass for 60 years. A failure will be plastered all over MSM and the people failing to pay attention to one of the most important legislation battles in human history, will suddenly be forced to pay attention and ask why this is happening? And we will explain it to them. Then literally everyone becomes aware what is going on and disclosure becomes that much easier.

I really don’t see why government organisations that are failing to represent the public interest or cooperate with elected officials should see a single cent of tax-payer money. Can’t account for 50% of your assets? Then you clearly don’t need it. It’s not like their track record ever warranted a raise- cough** Iraq cough**.

As a bonus this would also mean that the aerospace companies instructing their peanut-brained puppets to deadlock would also likely lose money. So who knows, maybe they will start to play ball?

Let’s instruct our representatives at the negotiation table that the UAPDA must pass with all of it’s teeth intact or they should let the NDAA fail without a continuous resolution. They need this more than we do and they will likely cave if this threat is made clear enough.

Contact your reps!