[Retweeted] The Pentagon is opening a new door for current and former personnel to come forward with what they know about UFOs. A new waiver allows certain War Department personnel to share UFO information with the government without facing civil or administrative penalties under some nondisclosure and secrecy agreements. @LucasFoxNews reports the waiver does not allow classified information to be released publicly or provide blanket immunity from criminal laws.

[Retweeted] The Defense Department issued a legal waiver authorizing current and former personnel to share unidentified anomalous phenomena–related classified information, but it doesn’t extend to other agencies. https://t.co/vXBiYBQ9hO

NEW https://t.co/ILfm20JzBb [Quoted] The Defense Department issued a legal waiver authorizing current and former personnel to share unidentified anomalous phenomena–related classified information, but it doesn’t extend to other agencies. https://t.co/vXBiYBQ9hO

Excellent article, featuring quotes from @TheDylanBorland and @MvonRen https://t.co/PqKV5LBft0 [Quoted] The Defense Department issued a legal waiver authorizing current and former personnel to share unidentified anomalous phenomena–related classified information, but it doesn’t extend to other agencies. https://t.co/vXBiYBQ9hO

[Retweeted] The Defense Department issued a legal waiver authorizing current and former personnel to share unidentified anomalous phenomena–related classified information, but it doesn’t extend to other agencies. https://t.co/vXBiYBQ9hO

[Retweeted] We have established a Proton email (foundationsecure@proton.me) that is only received by an attorney on our staff who specializes in these matters. He can securely answer questions and facilitate introductions to appropriate members of Congress. Notably, no whistleblower has ever been prosecuted for bringing classified information to Congress. We recommend whistleblowers consider the potential advantages of approaching Congress rather than the Executive Branch in order to maximize...

☢️ Robert Hastings: I Broke the Law and the Public Won ☢️ I broke the law and shared classified information. "I just felt that the public's right to know was more important than that principle." ~Hastings (This man has done so much for the subject and his bravery to then share his personal story should never be forgotten.) "I hung up the phone after each call [with a veteran], and within a minute or two, I would get another call, nobody saying anything into the phone, just breathing heavily."...

O’Neill’s account adds a striking new dimension to that reporting. During his interview with Gold, he said the congressional staffer told him that personnel exposed to classified information in SCIFs could suffer nightmares, and claimed that staffers with such access had been provided with psychological support to help them cope with what they had learned. [Quoted] Liberation Times previously reported in 2023 that Senate Intelligence Committee members had heard whistleblower testimony about h...

O’Neill said the individual explained that, as a senior congressional staffer, he accompanied the lawmaker he worked for into SCIFs - Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities - secure locations used for the discussion and review of highly classified information. According to O’Neill, the staffer told him: “I go in, and I see what they see, and it’s terrifying.” [Quoted] NEW: Journalist Says Congressional Staffer Revealed “Recovered Crafts And Recovered Beings” https://t.co/o1zlC5Yao7

Given all the denial surrounding Lazar’s credentials at Los Alamos, Kirk-Mayer, and the university - if he is indeed being erased, how is he still alive (or not in jail) after going public with so much classified information? Surely he signed non-disclosure ppwk as a contractor. And others have supposedly been killed for less. What are your ideas?