Insider on oversight without access (2021)

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Insider on oversight without access (2021)
Harry Reid
Harry Reid Photo: United States Congress · Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons
Date1 May 2021
TopicsCrashes & retrievals (topic), Secrecy & cover-up (topic), Government programs (topic)
PeopleHarry Reid
TestimonyShellenberger testimony, p. 198
Year2021 in UFO history
Timeline2021 on the UAP Timeline
Sources1

Insider on oversight without access (2021) — An anonymous insider tells a researcher that officials with oversight lack access to UAP information.

According to the testimony, in 2021 an anonymous insider told a researcher that officials with formal oversight responsibilities, such as members of Congress and senior defence officials, lacked access to UAP information. The source cited is a transcript compiled by a UFO researcher.

The claim echoes long-standing allegations, from the Wilson/Davis notes to Harry Reid's comments, that UAP programs are compartmented so that even senior overseers can't see them.

The insider wasn't named, and the claim can't be checked. In 2023, Congress passed measures requiring agencies to report UAP-related programs to it, partly in response to such concerns.

People and topics

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References

  1. ufojoe.net · ufojoe.net · archived copy

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