Two months ago I posted this, and if some in Congress and the DOD/MIC/IC want to brawl, they’re gonna learn a lesson they should have remembered from the 1970s: “Anyone in the US Congress or the US President can legally disclose anything UFO-related, regardless of classification, at any time.”


If the Pentagon, certain Congressional members, the CIA et al, or Lockheed at al think they are in absolute control of anything disclosure-related, they are unhinged.

There are three (3) parties who are in absolute command of when and how we get “Disclosure”:

The United States President, who sits atop the entire ‘classification’ system. He can literally order anyone in the military/executive branch to do his bidding on this topic (one exception: DOE/nuclear secrecy act, which has lawfully prescribed steps to declassify that even he must comply with as it came from Congress). If anyone refuses, he can fire people unilaterally until someone plays ball. Or, he can just say whatever the fuck he wants as POTUS and no one is going to prosecute him for it. Any–ANY–member of Congress. Read below: Speech & Debate. Aliens. How exactly would we stop them if they decided to fly around NYC all day in plain sight or hijack our airwaves?

Everyone else on Earth is a hired laborer in the equation with an over-inflated sense of their pre-emptive power on the topic.

1. First, read this:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speech_or_Debate_Clause

Summary: the power of anyone in Congress to say anything, including disclosure of “Top Secret” data, is immune from legal consequences. The US Constitution outranks literally everyone, every law, and every policy in our Federal government. There is nothing that it does not outrank. All in Federal government legally are subservient to it.

tl;dr: Anyone in Congress can say anything “in session” with NO legal repercussions. Want to disclose a video of Reagan meeting a landing flying saucer in Camp David and shaking hands with ten aliens? The Pentagon and DOJ can’t do shit to you legally.

2. Next, read this:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentagon_Papers

Summary: US Senator disclosed incredibly secret materials that if put out would be critically harmful to the US politics around the Vietnam War, and probably end the war. He released them, to the extreme anger and fury of the DOD, Pentagon and White House. They couldn’t do shit to him.

tl;dr: This is the definitive case that tested and settled the law around the Speech or Debate Clause, and it stands today.

3. Last, read this:

https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/16lggts/anyone_in_the_us_congress_or_the_us_president_can

That was my post on this two months ago. The level of ignorance on people saying that ‘some’ classified data was exempt was astonishing. Maybe it is. Maybe it isn’t. But decades of precedent say, full stop the end, that it’s fine.

And you know what?

You can’t undo Disclosure once its happened.

It’s a one-time threshold, that is either spectacular (a million alien ships arrive to say hello) or simple (Joe Biden does a “we are not alone” speech). But once done, it’s done, and forever.

If the rest of these human bodies won’t do what is right, anyone in Congress can.

Maybe it’s time for journalists to start pulling on this very, very, very specific thread from the Constitution.

“Will you use the Speech or Debate clause under the established Pentagon Papers precedent from Senator Mike Gravel to force Disclosure of UFO, UAP, NHI and alien information being kept from the American people?”

Will News Nation, CNN, the New York Times, and the Washington Post put that question, on video, to all members of Congress? You reporters are sitting on a Pulitzer Prize at absolute minimum. Don’t you want to be the one that a Congressmember ‘discloses’ to, on the record? Take your place in history and push this over the line to where humanity needs to be.

Lockheed, the Pentagon, and the other hired help don’t get a say.

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