UFO Secrecy, National Security and the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA)
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 For over 60 years, the Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) phenomenon has mystified and intrigued Americans. There are many theories concerning
the nature of UFOs and they are heatedly debated. Even the usage of the term "UFO" is debated by some. For the purposes of this article it is defined
to be a flying object that does not have a known conventional explanation. There is however not much debate on the topic of government secrecy
relating to UFOs. According to poll data, over eighty percent (80%) of Americans believe the U.S. Government is hiding knowledge of the existence of
extraterrestrial life and UFOs (visit the link for the full news article)
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More UFO news saying the government aren't to be trusted
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Well this is something I've been thinking about regarding FOIA requests which I've filed over 100 over 10 years.....I highly doubt the U.S.
Military/Government uses the term UFO in any official documents. Perhaps we don't even know the term they use. So every time someone files a FOIA
request using the term UFO it's not going to render anything. Not that they would release any real information anyway, but to be very specific I
doubt the term UFO is what needs to be used.
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reply to post by ufo reality
Maybe using the word, "disk," or, "flying disk," or, "species..." (as in "alien" or "unknown" species).
It could be true that "UFO" would produce little.
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I look for things around UFOs. For instance, if I get a report of a UFO and it is unconfirmed I will go to the FAA and ask for radar telemetry over
the week in which the UFO was sighted, usually by telling them I'm plotting a course or something like that and was looking for the least amount of
congestion. Or that I was working on a computer program that forecasts air traffic by looking at data provided over the last week(this one is my
favorite)...I usually get my answers.
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