The UAP Disclosure Act failed (you've all seen the posts on here over the last few hours) People will try and blame any one person for this...
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The UAP Disclosure Act failed (you’ve all seen the posts on here over the last few hours)

People will try and blame any one person for this failing but the reason it failed is the act was flawed from the beginning.

Protecting whistleblowers is not going to be enough to get this information out.

There are people who committed REAL crimes around this topic and they work within government. If someone has already killed somebody to keep this a secret, why wouldn’t they do it again if a whistleblower with REAL information was ready to speak?

That’s simply a fact. If whistleblowers are allowed to tell on people who work in the upper echelons of government, there was NEVER going to be a scenario where this act passed.

The reality of the situation is that any law which gets passed will NEED to have a full and open-ended pardon up to the data the law takes effect.

  • Assassinations
  • Kidnappings
  • Human experimentation
  • Search and seizure violations
  • Violations of international borders
  • Violations of international law
  • Treaties and agreements made outside of the authority of congress
  • etc.

There’s a LONG list of things these people have likely done which go above and beyond what is forgivable. That being said, unless they get guarantees regarding full pardons for their involvement (which this law did not have) there was never going to be a chance of it passing.