PURPOSE OF THIS POST
I know many are dejected by the recent news that the UAPDA has been “gutted” via NDAA Conference. Once Biden signs the NDAA into law, whatever legislation is attached to it will be final. I’ll wait until it’s finalized before I put anything together on the impact. I’ll explain below why it doesn’t make me feel “defeated” like many have voiced lately. I still think this will be a main discussion point in next year’s campaign.
I agree that a focus for right now should be reaching out to the three Senators listed below. They are able to call hearings for the Senate Intelligence Committee to host whistleblower testimony. According to Bassett, there are dozens of whistleblowers ready for more hearings. The good news is that all three of the Senators are Pro-Disclosure Allies.
VOICE SUPPORT FOR UPADA AND REQUEST UAP SENATE INTEL HEARINGS
According to Bassett: “several dozens of witnesses like Grusch or even better waiting to testify”.
Bassett launched a targeted outreach plan for making positive movement here. He needs a new marketing team and web design, but I agree with the sentiment, and I think the call to action makes sense. It’s beneficial to continue to push for public hearings and discussion.
“The goal is to deliver 100,000 tagged Tweets and 100,000 emails each to the offices of Senators Schumer, Warner and Rubio by January 1, 2024. The core message is appreciation for the UAP Disclosure Act and the imperative for UAP hearings in January before the Senate Intelligence Committee.”
We need the Senate Intelligence Committee to hold UAP hearings. With the mounting public pressure and volume, I don’t think it’s possible to put the toothpaste back in the tube. Any resulting legislation is still a massive step forward, so it’s important that we don’t take this as a loss. I think it makes sense to focus on getting Senate Hearings scheduled so we can hear from more whistleblowers.
There’s enough info out there about companies like Radiance, the three Mikes, and other important pieces that I’m confident in saying they won’t be forgotten about if energy is focused on pursuing these hearings. It’s likely that this will take a couple election cycles to fix anyways. But posts like this will help solve the issue long-term.
WHY I DON’T FEEL DEFLATED BY THE “GUTTED” UAPDA
NDAA Conference was completed on December 7th. Schumer was vocal that House Republicans are responsible from the significant weakening of the UAPDA.
Bassett: “The UAP Disclosure Act (often referred to as the Schumer Amendment) has been dismantled due to pressure from various special interests… Eminent domain, the Controlled Disclosure Plan, subpoena powers, the UAP Review Board and more have been removed from the ACT. Second hand sources have told PRG the new wording does call for classified material to be conveyed to the Senate Intelligence Committee. The final language of the Act will be available soon.”
The proposed IAA FY 2024 AARO legislation bans all reverse engineering unauthorized funding. So I’m most interested in seeing the final NDAA and IAA UAP legislation in tandem once it’s all passed, to evaluate total efficacy. Mark Warner and Marco Rubio know a lot about the IAA of course, since they chair the Senate Intelligence Committee.
I’m very optimistic for the future. I know I’ve been vocal about wanting to push for all legislation with no compromise, but that’s never where things end up. I have shared in the previous posts that I’m actually of the opinion that eminent domain, subpoena powers, and other things aren’t necessarily needed for Disclosure to move forward. Fighting for as much ground as we can get is needed, but anything is a win here. It can be accelerated though if we get Senate UAP hearings.
Don’t get deflated, the public visibility on this topic right now is amazing!! Stop paying attention to the “bad news”. Please keep getting louder.
THE SENATE INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE
The United States Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI) is tasked with overseeing the intelligence community. Keep in mind that the Senate passed their version of the UAP Disclosure Act 75-25 so many of the names below may be allies to Disclosure. Marco Rubio and Chuck Schumer have been vocal with pro-Disclosure sentiment. Mark Warner is the Chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee and he’s been vocal about the Pentagon not upholding their end of the deal, specifically related to UAPs. I think it’s super important that these 3 Senators hold hearings ASAP to host testimony for whistleblowers.
DEMOCRATS ON THE COMMITTEE
Mark Warner Virginia, Chairman
Ron Wyden, Oregon
Martin Heinrich, New Mexico
Angus King, Maine
Michael Bennet, Colorado
Bob Casey, Pennsylvania
Kirsten Gillibrand, New York
Jon Ossoff, Georgia
Mark Kelly, Arizona
REPUBLICANS ON THE COMMITTEE
Marco Rubio, Florida, Vice Chairman
Jim Risch, Idaho
Susan Collins, Maine
Tom Cotton, Arkansas
John Cornyn, Texas
Jerry Moran, Kansas
James Lankford, Oklahoma
Mike Rounds, South Dak
EX OFFICIO
Jack Reed), Rhode Island (D)
Chuck Schumer, New York (D)
Roger Wicker, Mississippi (R)
Mitch McConnell, Kentucky (R)
THE BIPARTISAN NATURE OF THIS IS CRITICAL
Shoutout from Bassett: “Representatives Tim Burchett, Nancy Mace and Anna Paulina Luna who worked to hold the first UAP hearing in Congress since 1968 and place UAP language in the House FY29024 NDAA and Senators Michael Rounds, Kirsten Gillibrand, Marco Rubio, Mark Warner and Chuck Schumer who have sponsored UAP language in four successive NDAAs.”
– Congressman Jared Moskowitz: “The Pushback We Got Is What Interested Me”
– Congressman Eric Burlison: “It’s time for Tim’s amendment to be passed and as well as the Schumer amendment….It’s my belief that both of them will put us in a better place.”
– Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna: “We need the UAP Disclosure Act….Representative’s Burchett’s language should be added.”
– Congressman Tim Burchett: paraphrasing from Steve Bassett: Cong. Burchett’s Amendment was not intended to replace the UAP Disclosure Act. Rather, it was to provide some more direct language to augment extremely complexity Senate bill.
– Congressman Matt Gaetz: “We had an NDAA Conference meeting yesterday, where members of the house and senate both raised this issue in debate. The strongest resistance to transparency and disclosure and the Burchett language, has come from the House Intelligence Committee”
Explicitly saying: no pushback from Schumer or Senate/House Democrat on Burchett Language. I believe we can advocate for both, In their entirety. And we should NOT WAIVER on ANYTHING. Call and email your reps to implement both amendments in the final NDAA and get this show on the road.
I saved my favorite for last, her video that I linked below is incredible.
– Congresswoman Nancy Mace: “What you see on TV is one thing.. What you see behind the scenes is another. After the UAP Hearing ALOT of members were very interested and intrigued, and wanted more information. They want to get in a SCIF, they want to find out, they want to go read classified briefings. But what you get and see publicly, is a mockery, making a mockery of people who have seen UAPs or UFOs or whatever you want to call them. So basically we’re going to mock our men and women in uniform? No we’re not. We shouldn’t do that, we shouldn’t be afraid to broach a subject. Whether its real or not real, your money your tax dollars are being spent on it. We ought to know what’s going on.”
– Bonus: jab from Burchett at Kirkpatrick
GET ACTIVE, LEGALLY AND RESPECTFULLY
Write your Governors Write your Reps (Create an effective template, resist.bot) Declassify UAP UAP Caucus Disclosure Diaries The Disclosure Party
PLEASE USE THE REPORT BUTTON WHEN NECESSARY. I’M TOLD THAT IT HELPS THE MODS
DISCLOSURE PROCESS SERIES
The Hearings The Whistleblower Investigations The Pilots The UAP Disclosure Act/NDAA and The Potential Authors The Tic Tac The Political Representatives The US Government Can’t Solve These Six UAP Cases The Sol Symposium – Overview The Forgotten Legislation and AARO Director’s Importance The Infringement of States’ Rights The Architects of The Legacy Crash Retrieval Program The Reason that AARO Must be Funded The Beginning of the Dismantling of 80 Years of Secrecy The Next AARO Director Appointment is Key The Other Credible People Talking About NHI/UAP The Company that is Bribing… Hiring People The Burchett Amendment and the Schumer Amendment (UAPDA) The UAP Caucus Faces Opposition to their Bipartisan Efforts The Senator That Wants to Block Disclosure for Some Reason The First Full Week of December: Contact NDAA Conferees The Company that Allegedly has Access to 2 Minute Nuclear Warfare.
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