PURPOSE OF THIS POST
When there’s big news that isn’t “positive”, the sub becomes flooded with users trying to sow division and take focus off of the Controlled Opposition that has been identified. I think we should be listening to the likes of Garry Nolan and Danny Sheehan before we attack people that are identified as making a positive difference in Pro-Disclosure efforts. This post is meant to remind others of the Bipartisan nature of this movement. Along with naming the controlled opposition and the NDAA conferees.
GARRY NOLAN TWEET SHOUTING OUT UAP CAUCUS
Excerpt from Garry Nolan’s tweet tonight: Shoutout to Representatives Luna, Gaetz, Moskowitz, and Burchett, and others, in the House for their work on this.
Awesome to see Garry Nolan identifying them as allies in this. I hope that clears up a lot of confusion. Here is a comment reply I received earlier regarding Garry Nolan’s tweet identifying Gaetz as a Pro-Disclosure ally:
“you expected me to like accused child sex trafficker matt gaetz more because of this great news, instead of liking this random person less?”
It seems these users are very confused, as I believe Garry Nolan is far from a “random person” in Pro-Disclosure efforts. I believe focusing on the topic at hand, undivided, is the best way for us to get what we want here. Transparency.
BIPARTISAN PUSH FOR UAP/NHI DISCLOSURE AND TRANSPARENCY
Both sides of the aisle are focused on getting to the bottom of where the hell is the money going? UAP Caucus has been spearheading pro-Disclosure efforts in the House of Representatives. The Senate UAPDA push was extremely bipartisan as well. The hearings where David Grusch, David Fravor, and Ryan Graves gave testimony impacted many users as well.
Gaetz, Burchett, and Luna (and others) are referred to as the UAP Caucus. There are Democrats and Republicans working together on this. There are members that said these things are “either angels or manmade” a couple months ago. Now they’re saying there is propulsion that can change all of our lives after a shady meeting with the DoD IGs. They have been fighting for this in many ways.
So why does the sub get flooded with “Gaetz/Burchett is a traitor and I hate him” each time something is happening? I don’t know, but we all know it’s a common tactic for the opposition to pay disinfo agents to muddy the water and sway discourse. We have admitted examples of bad actors coopting the community to propagate the cover up. I think it’s best if we keep eyes on the people that have been identified as blocking this.
OPPOSITION THAT HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED
– Mike Turner – Even Garry Nolan doesn’t like this guy..
– Radiance Technologies, Travis Taylor, and Jay Stratton
WHO SHOULD WE FOCUS ON?
In my opinion
Primary Focus: Thanks to input from another user, I believe it makes sense to focus on the Republicans (Mostly the House of Reps Republicans) that haven’t spoken publicly about supporting the UAPDA and Burchett Amendment in totality. We need them to voice public support or else they appear to be in opposition.
I believe that since the Senate UAPDA was voted on 75-25 by Schumer, Rounds, Gillibrand, and Rubio, it’s heavily bipartisan. However, with Schumer and the White House aligning on UAPDA, I think the Democrat side of this is probably pretty much locked down. According to Danny Sheehan, the president supports the UAPDA. So, it looks like Republicans that haven’t publicly voiced support, should be the primary focus.
Secondary Focus: Focus on the Core Conferees as they have negotiating authority in the final bill
Tertiary Focus: The controlled opposition that has been getting a lot of spotlight from Sheehan and co!
NDAA CONFERENCE CORE CONFEREES
Members of Congress who are officially appointed to the conference committee. Core conferees are typically members of the House Armed Services Committee or the Senate Armed Services Committee, as these committees are directly responsible for drafting the NDAA. They have a direct role in the negotiation and drafting of the final conference report, which is the agreed-upon version of the bill that both the House and Senate vote on.
List of Democratic Core Conferees – 4 Interesting
– Rep. Adam Smith, Ranking Member
– Rep. Joe Courtney) – Interesting
– Rep. Ruben Gallego – Interesting
– Rep. Elissa Slotkin – Interesting
– Rep. Mikie Sherrill – Interesting
List of Republican Core Conferees – 3 Interesting, 2 Uh ohs, 1 Huh, and 1 Confused
– Chairman Mike Rogers (R-AL)) – Uh oh
– Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) – Huh
– Rep. Scott DesJarlais (R-TN)
– Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-WI)) – Interesting
– Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) – Interesting
– Rep. Don Bacon (R-NE) – Uh Oh, this guy wants to shoot them down
– Rep. Mike Johnson (R-LA) – Uh Oh and Interesting? He’s confused
– Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) – Interesting
– Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA)
NDAA CONFERENCE OUTSIDE CONFEREES
These are members of Congress who are not officially part of the conference committee but have interest in the legislation. Outside conferees do not have a formal role in the conference committee, they can influence the process through lobbying and discussions. Their input can be important for aspects of the NDAA that intersect with the areas covered by other committees, such as finance, foreign relations, or intelligence.
– Chairwoman Virginia Foxx (NC-05), House Committee on Education and the Workforce
– Rep. Burgess Owens (UT-04), House Committee on Education and the Workforce
– Rep. Buddy Carter (GA-01), House Committee on Energy and Commerce
– Rep. August Pfluger (TX-11), House Committee on Energy and Commerce
– Chairman Patrick McHenry (NC-10), House Committee on Financial Services
– Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer (MO-03), House Committee on Financial Services
– Chairman Michael McCaul (TX-10), House Committee on Foreign Affairs
– Rep. Richard McCormick (GA-06), House Committee on Foreign Affairs
– Chairman Michael Turner (OH-10), House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence
– Rep. Brad Wenstrup (OH-02), House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence
– Rep. Darrell Issa (CA-48), House Committee on the Judiciary
– Rep. Laurel Lee (FL-15), House Committee on the Judiciary
– Rep. Jerry Carl (AL-01), House Committee on Natural Resources
– Rep. Harriet Hageman (WY-AL), House Committee on Natural Resources
– Rep. Glenn Grothman (WI-06), House Committee on Oversight and Accountability
– Rep. Scott Perry (PA-10), House Committee on Oversight and Accountability
– Rep. Mike Garcia (CA-27), House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology
– Rep. Mike Collins (GA-10), House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology
– Rep. Marc Molinaro (NY-19), House Committee on Small Business
– Rep. Mark Alford (MO-04), House Committee on Small Business
– Chairman Sam Graves (MO-06), House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure
– Rep. Daniel Webster (FL-11), House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure
– Chairman Mike Bost (IL-12), House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs
– Rep. Morgan Luttrell (TX-08), House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs
GET ACTIVE, LEGALLY AND RESPECTFULLY
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