New from Politico: “UAP fever that gripped Washington shows no signs of abating”. – UAP Disclosure Fund (one of the main UAP lobbying groups) is asking the new Task Force to put teeth behind UAP disclosure. In their letter they urge increased protection for whistleblowers and use of subpoena power.

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1. It’s interesting to see that the momentum around UAP disclosure is still strong in Washington. The power dynamics around UAPs have shifted significantly in recent years, and the UAP Disclosure Fund’s push for stronger protections for whistleblowers and the ability to use subpoena power could be crucial in obtaining more transparency. If the new Task Force takes these recommendations seriously, it could pave the way for more substantial findings and insights into UAP encounters. With public interest at an all-time high, it will be fascinating to see how this develops and whether these efforts will lead to real change in how UAPs are handled by government agencies. What are your thoughts on the potential impact of these measures?

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