Protect UAP WhistleblowersUrge Congress to enhance protections for UAP whistleblowers facing threats and intimidation by passing legislation now.
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Last July, UAP whistleblower and retired US Air Force Intelligence Officer David Grusch provided sworn testimony to Congress about reprisals he faced and how he and “certain colleagues” were “brutally administratively attacked” and subjected to “administrative terrorism.” These whistleblowers deserve to be protected.

Without enhanced protections, the forty-plus whistleblowers waiting to come forward with first-hand knowledge of the phenomenon – including information about crash retrieval and reverse engineering programs – will remain in the shadows.

Contact Congress now. Stand with us to demand Congress pass legislation to enhance UAP whistleblower protections.

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