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With the House of Representatives set to hold its first hearing on UFOs (now UAPs) in more than fifty years, earnest concerns about potential national security threats were overshadowed by the numerous inflationary and supply chain woes facing Americans, with some even suggesting it is an intentional distraction.
Following the release of a preliminary report from the Director of National Intelligence’s Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) Task Force, the House subcommittee on counterterrorism, counterintelligence, and counterproliferation announced they would be holding a hearing on the matter May 17. As part of the House Intelligence Committee, subcommittee chairman Rep. André Carson (D-IN) will be heading the effort to understand the 143 of 144 incidents covered in the assessment that remain unexplained dating back to 2004.
“Since this is an area of high public interest,” Carson told The New York Times, “any undue secrecy can serve as an obstacle to solving the mystery, or it could prevent us from finding solutions to potential vulnerabilities. This hearing is about examining steps that the Pentagon can take to reduce the stigma surrounding reporting by military pilots, and by civilian pilots.”
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