The C3 subcommittee of the House of Representatives discussed the UFO phenomenon at a public hearing held today (Tuesday). "In order not to disclose collection methods" or to disclose to third countries details about the identification capabilities of the U.S. military.
"Fifty years ago, the Pentagon completed the Blue Book project, an attempt to catalog and understand inexplicable observations in the sky," said committee chairman Andre Carson, a Republican lawmaker for Indiana. "Culture has changed."
We will get the organization out of the shadows, "he added, referring to the Pentagon, while insisting on the need for transparency around the issue on the part of American intelligence services that have been conducted behind closed doors for decades.
For the first time since this, Yuval: a public debate in the House of Representatives on the phenomenon of UFOs,
"We know of members of the security services who have been exposed to the phenomenon," admitted Secretary of Defense Ronald Moltrie.
But as stated, the testimony of the senior officials was conducted with extreme caution and despite the desire to promote a more transparent policy, they clarified - each case will be examined on its own merits.
Bray, number two in Naval Intelligence, revealed that so far the findings do not point to a phenomenon that does not originate from Earth, however the senior clarified: "We do not want potential opponents to know exactly what we are able to see or understand or how we come to a conclusion. Well the revelations, each case on its own merits, "he explained.
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