“The government is part of the cover-up and they’re not going to disclose it to us because they don’t trust us with with having enough sense to diagnose. “It’s at a little higher level than I believe we’re being told,” he told Vittert, In the first independent review of UFO phenomena since 1970, a panel of scientists has concluded that some sightings are accompanied by physical evidence. “You’ve gotten a pilot describing something that has been described for decades since Roswell, New Mexico.”īurchett went on to reveal to the program that he has information that the Russians and the Chinese have similar information, have seen these very same things and that they are investigating them, just like the U.S. “It’s not a tinfoil hat thing anymore,” Burchett said Monday. Similarly, leaked Pentagon footage of a spherical object seen flying off the coast of San Diego was later confirmed as authentic by the Pentagon, as well.
government declassified, released and confirmed videos showing encounters between UFOs and U.S. Just this past April, the Pentagon released a report saying those who witnessed and reported UFO sightings also experienced injuries including radiation burns, brain problems and damaged nerves. “We we put pressure on the Pentagon - on funding and everything else - and say enough is enough, bring forth what you got and let the American public decide. “We take the shackles off,” the senator told the program Monday night when asked what should be done. UFO over Ohio? Pilot says there’s an explanation Instead of dedicating more resources and personnel to the task, however, Burchett is of the mind that we’ve seen enough. Singed into law by President Joe Biden, the bill also requires the Pentagon to develop an “intelligence collection and analysis plan to gain as much knowledge as possible regarding the technical and operational characteristics, origins, and intentions of unidentified aerial phenomena.” The briefings follow the National Defense Authorization Act, which required the Pentagon to create the Anomaly Surveillance and Resolution Office that has the authority to pursue “any resource, capability, asset, or process” to investigate “unidentified aerial phenomena.” That’s a national security issue and it’s also unacceptable,” he added. “It is clear from the public evidence that we don’t have full control of our airspace. “I don’t trust the Department of Defense to get this right since leadership there has always been part of a cover-up,” Burchett said.īurchett is a member of the House Transportation Aviation subcommittee and represents a district where there have been numerous reports of UFO sightings. ‘We’re closing in on them’: UFO expert on Pentagon findings
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