The UAP Disclosure Act, which aims to release U.S. government records related to UFOs, has come under fire by top politicians in Washington.
  • HM05@lemmy.worldOPMEnglish
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    1 year ago

    As expected, there has been some strong efforts to remove or weaken the UAP Disclosure Act in the final cut of the NDAA. While it may seem like an uphill battle, there is still hope to see this pass.

    Americans for Safe Aerospace had previously tweeted the below to encourage reaching out to Senators Rounds and McConnell, but also consider Rep. Mike Turner: (202) 225-6465, Rep. Mike Rogers: (202) 225-3261, Rep. Mike Johnson: (202) 225-2777, and your local reps.

    A source close to the negotiations tells us that the NDAA conference is wrapping up. The outcome of The UAP Disclosure Act is uncertain and key terms like the civilian review board are at risk. The time to contact Congress is NOW.

    We are sending letters to Senators Round and McConnell this morning expressing ASA’s support for The Disclosure Act and the civilian review board.

    If you support government transparency on UAP, it is critical that you call Senator Rounds and Senator McConnell now and ask them to support The UAP Disclosure Act and the civilian review board in conference.

    What to say:

    • “My name is ____.”
    • “I am calling to ask Senator ____ to support the UAP Disclosure Act.”
    • “I believe we need a civilian review board to oversee disclosure.”
    • Give a brief statement of support, such as: “I believe this is an important opportunity to restore trust with the public.”

    Please remember:

    • Be brief.
    • Be respectful.

    ☎️Senator Rounds: (202) 224-5842

    ☎️Senator McConnell: (202) 224-2541

    If you make the call, consider replying and RT to encourage others.

    Edit: An additional contact tool can be found at UAPCaucus.com/call