Sean Kirkpatrick says “the central source of those allegations has refused to speak with AARO” in a fiery response the House’s UFO hearing.
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The head of the Pentagon unit charged with tracking unidentified flying objects has fired back at allegations made in sworn testimony to Congress that the U.S. government possesses alien beings and spacecraft and there’s been a nearly century-long coverup that includes retribution against those coming forward. Such a response by a sitting official is rare and highlights the growing divide between the Pentagon's formal UFO office and work being done by some lawmakers to expose what they say is a massive coverup.
“As the director of [the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office] AARO’s amazingly talented, devoted, and highly motivated team…I cannot let [Wednesday’s] hearing pass without sharing how insulting it was to the officers of the Department of Defense and Intelligence Community who chose to join AARO, many with not unreasonable anxieties about the career risks this would entail,” Sean Kirkpatrick wrote in a personal memo Thursday. “They are truthseekers as I am. But you certainly would not get that impression from [Wednesday’s] hearing.”
The memo was posted on social media and UFO researcher D. Dean Johnson who is well connected with the political ongoings of this issue said it was confirmed to him by Kirkpatrick. We have reached out to the Pentagon for further confirmation.
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