Disclosure Foundation has released a new policy paper explaining that all government-funded UAP records, including those held by federally funded research and d [Quoted] Read and download Policy Brief No. 7: All Government-Funded UAP Records Belong in the UAP Records Collection at the National Archives https://t.co/qgRprTrKki

All Government-Funded UAP Records Belong in the UAP Records Collection at the National Archives - Disclosure Foundation Policy Brief

[Retweeted] 🧵 We have released a new policy brief: Policy Brief No. 7 - All Government-Funded UAP Records Belong in the UAP Records Collection at the National Archives. The policy brief is authored by Christopher Mellon (@ChrisKMellon), Jordan Flowers (@jordanflowers) and Hunt Willis. The new policy brief argues that the FY 2024 NDAA requires the National Archives’ UAP Records Collection to include not only agency records, but also government-provided and government-funded records, including...

[Retweeted] 2/ The new policy brief is focused on making the following three key points: 1. FFRDCs are government-funded. These entities receive the majority of their financial support from the federal government and operate through long-term relationships with sponsoring agencies. 2. The FY 2024 NDAA reaches beyond ordinary “agency records.” Congress specifically required the UAP Records Collection to include “Government-funded” records, including records created outside the federal governme...

[Retweeted] 🧵 We have released a new policy brief: Policy Brief No. 7 - All Government-Funded UAP Records Belong in the UAP Records Collection at the National Archives. The policy brief is authored by Christopher Mellon (@ChrisKMellon), Jordan Flowers (@jordanflowers) and Hunt Willis. The new policy brief argues that the FY 2024 NDAA requires the National Archives’ UAP Records Collection to include not only agency records, but also government-provided and government-funded records, including...

[Retweeted] 🧵 We have released a new policy brief: Policy Brief No. 7 - All Government-Funded UAP Records Belong in the UAP Records Collection at the National Archives. The policy brief is authored by Christopher Mellon (@ChrisKMellon), Jordan Flowers (@jordanflowers) and Hunt Willis. The new policy brief argues that the FY 2024 NDAA requires the National Archives’ UAP Records Collection to include not only agency records, but also government-provided and government-funded records, including...

7/ There is another reason I think we need to stop judging disclosure by the number of files released. The National Archives now has an entire UAP Records Collection, Record Group 615, created under the 2024 National Defense Authorization Act. NARA says the collection will continue expanding as agencies transfer additional records, and it is already providing bulk downloads of digitized UAP material. The archival pipeline is therefore much bigger than PURSUE alone. We may be entering a period...

🚨The FBI UFO Archive Discrepancy Is Raising Questions It would seem that federal agencies may not be following the disclosure process the public was led to expect after all. The FBI acknowledged, through FOIA responses, that it had identified UAP-related records for transfer to the National Archives (NARA) under the disclosure requirements tied to the UAP Records Collection process. Researchers expected those files to appear publicly through NARA's system once the deadline passed. Those file...