Investigate the Use of Disinfo & Classification AbuseFor over 75 years, American citizens and Congress have been lied to about UFOs, or Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). Brave whistleblowers, leaked documents, and credible testimony have made one thing clear: there is a deliberate government effort to bury the truth—through propaganda, overclassification, and systemic deception.

Exposing the Government's Longstanding Campaign of UAP Disinformation Must Be Investigated.

For decades, Americans have been conditioned to laugh off the reality of UFOs. But it wasn’t just culture—it was policy.

The U.S. government has used disinformation tactics to obscure the truth about UFOs, or Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), and Non-Human Intelligence (NHI), manipulating public perception and suppressing evidence. Key witnesses have been silenced. Investigators ridiculed. Sightings dismissed. All the while, behind closed doors, information was locked away—under the authority of protocols like the UAP Security Classification Guide.

This abuse of classification authority—in violation of Executive Order 12333, which prohibits intelligence agencies from conducting covert influence operations against the American people—demands urgent oversight.

The public has a right to know:

  • Who authorized decades of UAP-related disinformation campaigns?

  • Why are credible sightings and technologies still hidden behind black-budget walls?

  • Why are classification systems like the UAP Security Classification Guide being used to silence witnesses and withhold evidence?

Congress must launch a full investigation into these abuses. The rule of law, the Constitution, and the public trust depend on it.

The era of secrecy must end. Tell Congress to investigate the UAP disinformation campaign.

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Thank you for contacting Congress and demanding that they investigate the use of disinformation and classification abuse to conceal UFOs/UAP and ET/NHI.

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