US Congress Admits Non-human UFOs

It’s no longer a case of heavy publicity for Jordan Peele’s new sci-fi movie, No. The US Congress, in fact, finally He acknowledged recent sightings of non-man-made Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs)..

The information is in the new budget for US intelligence services, prompting the Pentagon to focus its UFO investigation on “clearly foreign” objects.

Two surprising claims are made in a report that is an appendix to the Intelligence Authorization Act for fiscal year 2023. First, “cross-domain transmedia threats to US national security are growing exponentially”.

According to the Pentagon, the threat of “cross-domain transmedia” is one that can move from water to air to space, in ways we don’t understand. Last year, it was revealed that a leaked video that was confirmed to be real by the Pentagon showed a UFO flying perfectly under the waves.

The second is It is necessary to distinguish between human-made and non-human UFOs.. “Undesignated temporary objects, or those that are conclusively determined to be man-made after analysis, will be forwarded to the appropriate offices and should not be considered under the definition of an unidentified aeronautical-submarine phenomenon,” the document states.

The acceptance comes after the US government released more information about the UFO study to the public.

change of opinion

The standard claim of congressmen was, “If UFOs do exist, they are probably advanced vehicles – albeit man-made.” Now, Congress seems to want to specifically distinguish between “man-made” objects and those that aren’t.

In July, the Pentagon announced the establishment of the United States. Domain Name Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) — Something like the “All Domain Anomaly Resolution Office” — to investigate these threats. The bill would reclassify Unidentified Air Events (the US government term for UFOs) as Unidentified Space-Submarine Events.

Senator Marco Rubio, vice chairman of the Senate committee that oversees the intelligence that released the report, told the public: Prefers UFOs to be aliens than alien weapons.

But why is Congress now publicly accepting this? According to Marik von Rennenkampff, a Department of Defense employee when Barack Obama was president, in an opinion piece in the newspaper Top, It is hard to believe that lawmakers would introduce such extraordinary language into public legislation without compelling evidence.”

According to the expert, the comments were first noticed by UFO researcher Douglas Johnson. For von Rennenkampff, the text implies that members of the Senate Intelligence Committee believe some UFOs have “non-human origins.”

In 2021, the Pentagon released a report detailing the more than 100 observations investigated, stating that some of what it was working on could not be explained by current scientific models and asked for more time and money to study the phenomenon.