(NewsNation) — A former UAP analyst says the announcement that the Defense Department is issuing a waiver allowing current and former personnel to provide information to officials working on UAP transparency is an extraordinary development.
The directive, issued a month after the administration released its fifth batch of UFO files, applies to all current and former service members, personnel and contractors granted access to UAP-related National Defense Information.
It also permits individuals to disclose information to officials who belong to the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters (PURSUE).
The first-of-its-kind exemption supersedes any NDAs or Special Access Program Indoctrination Agreements.
Marik von Rennenkampff told “Elizabeth Vargas Reports” the directive correlates with the claims by senior government officials that the U.S. government has retrieved craft of non-human intelligence and that there’s an ongoing reverse engineering effort.
“This goes right to Stephen Miller’s task force that is looking specifically at this issue,” he said. “This is an extraordinary step in the right direction. It does show that there is some seriousness in the administration.”
Von Rennenkampff added that the language of the waiver will dictate whether whistleblower David Grusch, among others, will be attacked any further for their claims. Grusch’s...
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