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I've not seen Grusch claim that he can name a program that does this. Gillibrand says, "we’ve not been told of any such programs", she does not say "the DoD denied knowledge of the programs the witnesses told us about".

The whistleblowers have a positive claim. Ultimately, if they're right, then there are actual UFOs, actual "biologics", and paperwork created by these programs, any of which would be positive proof of their existence. Since Grusch claims to know people who worked on these programs, why is there...

Is that person religious? What views does their religion have about the afterlife? "Grandma is watching from heaven", for example, is not commensurable with Christian theology.

They paired an old and a young deceased each time, and given that name preferences are generational, there's definitely information here. From Anomalous Information Reception by Research Mediums Demonstrated Using a Novel Triple-Blind Protocol: I'm not happy at all that the sitters were...

§3373a has not been "replaced", it remains in force and applies to AARO as UAPTF's "successor entity". Also, "ensure" is not toned down, it's in fact the stronger language. If the DNI requires an agency to share data, then it's the agency's responsibility to do so. If the DNI has to ensure that...

Note Gillibrand leaves open the possibility that these programs don't exist! I have no ability to verify that testimony because we’ve not been told of any such programs.There is no testimony [on this matter] that Gillibrand has heard that she's been able to verify, or she would say so. There is...

They don't know because there is no secret. It's hard to prove a negative. "There is no coverup."—"That's exactly what you'd say if there was a coverup!" I probably misremembered, thanks for correcting me. My point is, it's been months, and Rubio still doesn't know? That indicates to me that...

Congress established AARO to gather UAP-related information from all across the armed forces and intelligence agencies, and to report it to Congress. It's supposed to be a way to require these alleged "secret programs" to share what they have. And Sean Kirkpatrick says there's nothing, so...

Ok, here's a possible interpretation. 50 U.S. Code § 3373a - Support for and oversight of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force (a)Availability of data on unidentified aerial phenomena The Director of National Intelligence and the Secretary of Defense shall jointly require that each element...

Probably. It reflects the legislation that describes AARO's functions. 50 U.S. Code § 3373 - Establishment of All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office ... (c)DutiesThe duties of the Office shall include the following: (1) Developing procedures to synchronize and standardize the collection...

Aliens of the LIZ.

On Godfrey's paper (attached to my post above): Their process is basically this: • we have this huge database of links • the links sometimes have anomalies, but these don't give any location • so, using established data, we're picking anomalous links that would've crossed the possible...

WSPR Can’t Find MH370by Victor Iannello, POSTED: SUNDAY, 12/19/2021 Despite many stories in the media repeating claims that historical WSPR data can be used to track MH370, there are many reasons why these claims are patently false. There is broad agreement among acknowledgeable researchers...

Ugh, the WSPR analysis result has changed a few times, it's very sketchy, and it's not that new. MH370 Detection and Tracking by Richard Godfrey | Sep 8, 2022 | WSPR | 98 comments We have presented evidence that there was an active pilot until the end of the MH370 flight. We have also...

And we know it must be a UFO because it uses magical technology. That's why we have the GIMBAL J-hook instead of the "straight and level" constant-velocity solution: if it was the latter, it wouldn't look like a UFO, it would just look like some witnesses were confused. And that's not magical...

That's your interpretation. Rubio as well as Gillibrand leave the possibility open that the DoD has been honest and complete in its disclosures, and that it's Grusch's hearsay testimony (rumors) that is wrong. They simply don't know. Unfortunately, spreading uncertainty and doubt with no...

.... assuming we know how many unicorns there are and how long they live, which we have zero data on. While at the same time eschewing the data we would actually have if all reports were true.

No.

until you find UFOs with serial numbers, this speculation is baseless and useless

Yes, it's 20 times as reliable as "once in a million trips".