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originally posted by: mirageman
a reply to: gippo888
Lionel Messi earns more than $100k in a day!
So it doesn't sound like NASA are really putting a lot of resources behind this.
....since resigning from the Pentagon, what does Lue Elizondo do for a living? ..... I found my answer: Lue Elizondo is an active contractor with the United States government.
...Some might suggest Elizondo was prohibited for a time from disclosing the existence of his contract with the government by operation of agency regulation, statute, non-disclosure agreement, or other legal mechanism. This, however, is not a convincing explanation for why Elizondo endeavors to mislead and conceal from the American public his formal arrangement with the government.
Assuming Elizondo’s purported contract is with and managed by the Department of Defense, the procedure for disclosing information related to that contract would be governed by Section 252.204.700 of the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulations (“DFARS”). Section 252.204.700 prohibits, among other things, the release of information pertaining to “any part of [the] contract or program related to [the] contract.”
In other words, nothing under the applicable regulation prevents Elizondo from disclosing the existence of his contract (if it is indeed with the DoD). Elizondo just chooses not to.
Perhaps its time for the media and close observers of this topic to begin asking why.
So we continue to measure 5 years of claimed success in podcasts, media soundbites and social media posts that maintain the air of ambiguity that has been there since day one.
originally posted by: peaceinoutz
a reply to: KellyPrettyBear
If this entirely was an op, which many believe, me included, then all Zondo needed was health Insurance when he “retired” and I’m sure TTSA provided that.
Then the whole op is still ongoing.
What would be interesting to know is whether this UFO congressional panel tried to or has already interviewed Zondo?
If not, that would be very strange, to say the least.
Have any TTSA folks been interviewed by the congressional committee? That would be good to know. I don't think so, but I'm not sure.
What would be interesting to know is whether this UFO congressional panel tried to or has already interviewed Zondo?
originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
originally posted by: peaceinoutz
a reply to: KellyPrettyBear
If this entirely was an op, which many believe, me included, then all Zondo needed was health Insurance when he “retired” and I’m sure TTSA provided that.
Then the whole op is still ongoing.
What would be interesting to know is whether this UFO congressional panel tried to or has already interviewed Zondo?
If not, that would be very strange, to say the least.
Have any TTSA folks been interviewed by the congressional committee? That would be good to know. I don't think so, but I'm not sure.
Yeah…..I would think they would have Zondo and Mellon as Star witnesses at some point in these bi-annual committee hearings….hmmm
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originally posted by: KellyPrettyBear
a reply to: Ophiuchus1
I think that Jeremy Corbell should run for congress.
He and that congress lady who beleives that Jews
are shooting laser beams at us from orbit can
become BFF's and he can even do a documentary
on her observation about Jewish Space Lasers!
You almost can't make this stuff up!
www.vox.com...
In September 2008 the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) initiated a $22 million, two-year contract with Bigelow
Aerospace Advanced Studies (BAASS) to scientifically study UFOs and their effects on humans...
...One area of investigation initiated by AAWSAP involved the (in)famous Skinwalker Ranch where multiple UFO sightings had taken place over decades
... Lacatski himself had experienced a profound anomaly on the ranch in 2007; this experience, in fact , was a significant instigation for the formation of the AAWSAP/BAASS program
...For several years following his July 2009 and subsequent trips to the Ranch, Axelrod’s wife and teenage children were subjected to nightmarish “dogmen” appearing in their back- yard; to blue, red, yellow, and white orbs routinely floating through the home and in the yard;