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We have recently learned that Washington D.C. is buzzing with rumors of a possible Congress hearing on UFOs. As of late, not much progress has been made in the public disclosure process. However, inside sources are revealing the extent of the work being done behind the scenes to push this issue to the forefront.
Just last week, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand grilled senior members of the Pentagon about the lack of funding for AARO, the only official UFO office in the country (that we know of), which is tasked with collecting and analyzing UFO data from defense platforms and other intelligence agencies.
Apparently, AARO was not receiving the budget allocated by the 2023 Defense Authorization Act signed into law by President Biden. When questioned about this oversight, Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin promised to look into it and allocate the money needed to fully fund and staff AARO, which some skeptics describe as "nothing but a window-dressing office with no real defense or political chops."
Critics notwithstanding, word on the street is that AARO is conducting secret meetings with whistleblowers who are revealing mind-blowing stories of UFO reverse-engineering programs hidden in various corporate defense contractors. These explosive revelations should provide ample fodder for any potential hearing, should the lawmakers on Capitol Hill decide to come clean to the American People about the whole UAP issue.
