RANDOMLY GENERATED APOLOGY: "But, but... It's not a military hazing ritual. There is a conspiracy that needs to be exposed."
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Wasting money on UAPs
https://ddowdmuska.substack.com/p/wasting-taxpayer-green-on-little
EXCERPTS: Will no one rid American taxpayers of the embarrassing farce that is the federal government’s pursuit of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP)?
For almost a decade, D.C.’s executive and legislative branches have squandered time and revenue on what used to be called unidentified aerial phenomena - and before that, unidentified flying objects. Along the way, more than a few people who should know better have lost their minds about aliens. (Or are they time travelers? Or interdimensional beings?)
[...] Solemnity notwithstanding, as an anonymous online critic explains, the council appears to be violating the Federal Advisory Committee Act. Signed by Richard Nixon, the statute “is clear: if the U.S. Government establishes or utilizes an outside group of experts for purposes of giving collective advice or recommendations,” it “must file a charter, adhere to open-meeting and public access requirements, announce its meetings via the Federal Register at least 15 days prior to each, and have a Designated Federal Official responsible for it.” In their rush to attain “a new understanding of our cosmic neighborhood,” Loeb et al. don’t seem to have pondered whether their “work” breaks the law.
Aw, who cares about the small stuff, when there’s extraterrestrials to be found? That’s been Washington’s posture since the dawn of the UAP imbroglio. The silliness started nearly nine years ago, amidst the holidays... (MORE - details)
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Wasting money on UAPs
https://ddowdmuska.substack.com/p/wasting-taxpayer-green-on-little
EXCERPTS: Will no one rid American taxpayers of the embarrassing farce that is the federal government’s pursuit of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP)?
For almost a decade, D.C.’s executive and legislative branches have squandered time and revenue on what used to be called unidentified aerial phenomena - and before that, unidentified flying objects. Along the way, more than a few people who should know better have lost their minds about aliens. (Or are they time travelers? Or interdimensional beings?)
[...] Solemnity notwithstanding, as an anonymous online critic explains, the council appears to be violating the Federal Advisory Committee Act. Signed by Richard Nixon, the statute “is clear: if the U.S. Government establishes or utilizes an outside group of experts for purposes of giving collective advice or recommendations,” it “must file a charter, adhere to open-meeting and public access requirements, announce its meetings via the Federal Register at least 15 days prior to each, and have a Designated Federal Official responsible for it.” In their rush to attain “a new understanding of our cosmic neighborhood,” Loeb et al. don’t seem to have pondered whether their “work” breaks the law.
Aw, who cares about the small stuff, when there’s extraterrestrials to be found? That’s been Washington’s posture since the dawn of the UAP imbroglio. The silliness started nearly nine years ago, amidst the holidays... (MORE - details)
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- something along the lines of "the image was really grainy and poor and only briefly glimpsed at the edge of the frame, which demonstrates how authentic and credible the video is! THEY'RE HERE!!"