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We have AARO for addressing the threat. Why is that not good enough?

• likeabbas 4y ago
  The government works for the citizens. We citizens should be able to know what is happening above our heads.
  • marmetio 4y ago
    They already responded to FOIA requests, briefed Congress publicly and privately, and announced AARO when they didn't have to. We're pretty well-informed, and Congress has some oversight. It's very ordinary.
    • likeabbas 4y ago
      This subject is anything but ordinary. The former Deputy Secretary of Defense for Intelligence wrote a blog alleging that there are black projects hidden within DoD contractors that are reverse engineering non-human intelligence craft. He's presented enough evidence to congress for them to add specific legislation to bring these programs to light.
      • marmetio 4y ago
        If that's true, then clearly they're doing something about it, so I don't understand why you think they're not doing enough for security. If it is aliens, why would they confirm it and start a race to get alien tech first? You can wait a bit for them to figure it out. If it's not aliens, why would they reveal the details of classified information?
        • likeabbas 4y ago
          The only thing I'm doing is trying to convince people this is not a waste in effort to track. Many have been hoping for government disclosure for decades, but now the timeline for that to happen seems to be accelerating
          • marmetio 4y ago
            Tracking it is your hobby. It's not a waste if you enjoy doing it.