Atomic Energy ACT

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Atomic Energy ACT

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5d ago

Special Access Required - the Secrecy of UFO Crash Retrieval Programs [VOL.2]

independentUAP Gerb

May 12

Chuck Schumer couldn't pass his own UAP amendment in his own chamber. The 1946 Atomic Energy Act is why.

socialr/UFOs

May 2

The Atomic Energy Act is being used to conceal UFO information from Congress and the American public.

socialDisclosure Party

Apr 17

THE TOKYO TABLE: An American disclosure advocate sat down with Japan’s UAP caucus. The 132 minutes explain why the Japanese questions keep getting sharper.

independentThe Sentinel Network

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independent5d ago

Special Access Required - the Secrecy of UFO Crash Retrieval Programs [VOL.2]

UAP Gerb@UAPGerb

/u/VincentActual

May 12

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I spent eight years on active duty in the Navy as an Operations Specialist, with four of those years aboard USS Peleliu in TACRON 11 running the Fleet Air Defense Identification Zone. My job was tracking what was in the air around the strike group and deciding whether it was friendly, hostile, or unknown. Off the West Coast in the Pacific, my watch team logged contacts that didn't behave like anything in any manual we'd been issued. This post isn't about that. It's about why the Senate Majori...

Disclosure Party

@disclosureorg · May 2

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The Atomic Energy Act is being used to conceal UFO information from Congress and the American public. https://t.co/KaVWQltjZO https://t.co/1wQW3up1VE

independentApr 17

THE TOKYO TABLE: An American disclosure advocate sat down with Japan’s UAP caucus. The 132 minutes explain why the Japanese questions keep getting sharper.

The Sentinel Network summarizes a Tokyo interview in which Jesse Michels discusses UAP disclosure, David Grusch, nuclear-site incidents, the Schumer Amendment, Bob Lazar, and Japan’s emerging parliamentary interest in the issue.