RT @disclosureorg: British MP Clive Lewis says the Ministry of Defence (MOD) “definitely misled” him about the United Kingdom’s cooperation…

British MP Clive Lewis says the Ministry of Defence (MOD) “definitely misled” him about the United Kingdom’s cooperation with its Five Eyes allies on UFOs. https://t.co/UloIxkkBGO https://t.co/IDVnxcwxZK https://t.co/IZ71f5NHMC [Quoted] NEW: British MP Says He Was “Definitely Misled” Over UK’s Five Eyes UFO Cooperation https://t.co/zQTW6QBRwZ

British MP @labourlewis on UAPs: "I just think that there is a discrepancy in what we're being told. And I think the British public have a right to know... what we should be getting to hear here in the United Kingdom, we're also a democracy." https://t.co/OobHJYY2eK https://t.co/Cxp3be8Mvx https://t.co/KthEeAOFli [Quoted] Fantastic to see Clive finally speak publicly regarding UAP. He is leading the way in the UK, and I hope more MPs follow his lead. https://t.co/ycHrEl5Rq7

In a groundbreaking conversation, British MP Clive Lewis joins Peter Skafish of the Sol Foundation for a discussion of UAP disclosure in the United Kingdom, including questions Lewis raised with the UK defense ministry, the contradictions in Five Eyes governments' public positions, and why further U.S. disclosure could force the UK to reveal what it knows. This is the most substantial, on-the-record discussion of UAP by a sitting British parliamentarian in more than two decades.

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