A former security official said the government is covering up UFO secrets from America, among the highlights drone mode on the East Coast in recent weeks.
Luis Elizondo, former head of the Defense Department’s Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, said. Congress last month about a government group allegedly ‘covering up that we are not alone in the cosmos’.
‘I believe we as Americans can handle the truth. And I also believe that the world deserves the truth,” said Elizondo.
Elizondo is among those who say whistleblowers are afraid to come forward, while urging Congress to pass legislation that would protect them.
The case was part of a larger investigation into UFOs, also known as unidentified aerial phenomenon (UAPs), to determine whether federal officials have been withholding evidence from Congress.
It comes as wild footage showed what appeared to be a UFO hovering in the sky New Jersey before suddenly running away on Sunday.
In a 13-second clip posted on social media, a white light flashed across the sky before suddenly disappearing, leaving viewers stunned.
In the footage, which was shot near Atlantic City, family members can be heard discussing what they saw before the object suddenly disappeared.
Luis Elizondo, the former head of the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, told Congress last month that the group says the government is “hiding the fact that we are not alone in the universe”.
A former defense official said the government is hiding UFO secrets from the American public, as Americans have been watching sightings on the East Coast in recent weeks.
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The movie is the latest in the a long line of amazing drone sightings reported flying in New Jersey and across the eastern US, prompting speculation and concern about where it came from and why.
New Jersey residents have reported more than 1,000 UFO sightings in the state less than a month after the first report, data shows.
There have been 964 incidents since it first appeared on November 19 to December 13, according to statistics collected by the Office of Emergency Management and shared with the New York Post.
Yet despite the incredible number of sights – which has made the locals do it shoot the sky and even caused the airport to be closed in neighboring New York – officials have not provided answers about who or what is behind the drones.
As the shiny things go on circle the sky in New Jersey and beyond, ideas about the source have abounded in the homes of lawmakers and residents – from Project Blue Beam to foreign plots.
Social media has been abuzz with conspiracy theorists who insist that the drones they claim are linked to a terrorist attack by the government.
Trump supporter Roseanne Barr was among those who oppose the Project Blue Beam doctrinewhich says that the world’s elite are planning to use technology to organize space events in order to disrupt the population of the world.
‘Now you see why I mention Project Blue Beam every week on my podcast…..,’ the 72-year-old wrote on X.
The idea dates back to the 1990s, but has recently gained traction on the Internet as commentators such as Barr say that the US government could make a decision. a stranger rebellion as a pretext for establishing a dictatorship.
Some have also challenged the idea that the Biden Administration may be behind the drone, given its refusal to provide constructive solutions amid the growing crisis.
Footage has emerged of what appears to be a ‘UFO’ hovering over New Jersey before speeding away leaving an onlooker family at a loss for words.
Flocks of drones have been seen in the skies over New Jersey for weeks, prompting officials to call for a “minor emergency”
Former CIA director Laura Ballman revealed his disturbing theory that to drones are lighting up the multi-colored sky it can be ‘exercise.’
He said Fox News Live that the reality of the drone is ‘very disturbing,’ and shares his opinion that it could be part of a “test” of the technology, carried out by the federal government.
Ballman said: ‘Now about who is behind this, seeing what has been said by John Kirby, who has said that these things are not working illegally.
‘In addition to several op-eds that have appeared in the last 24 hours the need to focus on our cognitive processes(this) makes me think that maybe this is a routine project to test stealth or urban detection technology.’
White House National Security spokesman John Kirby said the planes are not strange – and they they may not even be drones.
“At this time we do not have any evidence that the drone communications represent a national security or public safety threat or are foreign owned,” Kirby told reporters Thursday.
“The Department of Homeland Security and the FBI are investigating these sightings, and are working with local and state authorities to provide assistance using multiple methods of identification to better understand where they came from,” Kirby said.
He said the agencies used ‘the most advanced electronic detection technology’ but were ‘unable – and neither were the government or government authorities – to confirm what was observed.’
“In fact, when we look at the available images, it appears that most of what has been reported is legally piloted aircraft,” he said, denying that the aircraft were even drones.
