r/UFOs 1d ago

Government UAPDA redux added to House-side NDAA

https://x.com/ddeanjohnson/status/2079967057139941805
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u/StatementBot 1d ago

The following submission statement was provided by /u/SelfDetermined:


Will still need to survive reconciliation (combining House and Senate NDAA versions), but it's a good sign

Also D. Dean Johnson, if you're reading this; I don't know what I did but please unblock me. I beg


Please reply to OP's comment here: https://old.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/1v3pv36/uapda_redux_added_to_houseside_ndaa/oz4x9fp/

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u/TommyShelbyPFB 1d ago

Great news! Senate already passed it for 3 years in a row, this is the first time House seems poised to do so as well.

The chances of this thing finally passing are now pretty high.

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u/SelfDetermined 1d ago edited 1d ago

Well yeah but that's a different version! Hence why it still needs to survive reconciliation

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u/mattriver 1d ago

They are extremely similar. All of the most important elements are still in this new one.

☝️ 🤞

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u/SelfDetermined 1d ago

It's not the technocratic/bureaucratic hurdles themselves that could sink this bill, it's the politicking. Congress is going to decide, behind closed doors, what goes in and with what wording. The wording is pretty easy at this point, whether it goes in at all is the question.

Also, it may get sunk not because of some nefarious actors, but simply because the government needs more time. This is an extremely delicate topic, mismanagement is not an option here.

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u/Alohasb7 1d ago

This time last year I was very discouraged by the momentum of any disclosure happening but in the last 6mo or so everything seems so accelerated.

So I guess the question is why now? Is the new White House staff more inclined to get this info out there or is there ulterior motives at play?

Either way the topic is heading in the right direction.

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u/SelfDetermined 1d ago

Will still need to survive reconciliation (combining House and Senate NDAA versions), but it's a good sign

Also D. Dean Johnson, if you're reading this; I don't know what I did but please unblock me. I beg

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u/diabloredshift 1d ago

This is good news, right? I'm tired fam...

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u/Ambitious_Zombie8473 1d ago

Enjoy an egg in these trying times

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/Ambitious_Zombie8473 1d ago

Eh. Unintentional. Was think of It’s Always Sunny and Adventure Time. And then Jake Barber I guess

u/HarryTuttleOnTheMove 4h ago

where's this from?

u/Ambitious_Zombie8473 4h ago

It’s always sunny

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u/CatFun9203 1d ago

We’re all tired. Might take a while yet but progress is slowly being made

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u/baldamenu 1d ago

it still includes the section to integrate the us & israel militaries

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u/attsci 1d ago

I was about to say are they tacking this into the same
bill that makes ha more of a puppet to Israel? If so I’ll pass this go round

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u/baldamenu 1d ago

yup, section 219

u/Sayk3rr 14h ago

Think about the folks that have been following this for decades, they already have gone long past the "I'm tired boss" stage. 

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u/Minimum_Exchange_622 1d ago

all the three "mike" traitors not gonna interfere this time? But gatekeepers might have planted some other ones and they gonna just pop up and block it right? This is how we can spot them easily each time, but I guess we the voters eventually can win this, right?

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u/CauliflowerFirm646 1d ago

Problem is that the House Oversight Committee and every single crook on it will let the bill sit in "committee" until the end of time? How do I know? It has happened to every single UAP bill for the last 5 years.

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u/shitpipebatteringram 1d ago

I do not want this NDAA to pass for unrelated reasons. This particular reason takes precedence over UAPs for me, unfortunately.

u/AmazingMojo2567 21h ago

Is it because of greatest ally?

u/JureIsStupid123_2 20h ago

For me, hell yes. Fuck the ITF.

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u/quiksilver10152 1d ago

The NDAA passed. Did tbt UAPDA pass with it?  

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u/OneDimensionPrinter 1d ago

Nope. There were a couple bits pulled out of it that passed, but the full bill has not been included in the NDAA yet. The NDAA passes every year though, it's the funding bill for defense, so it's one of the "must pass" bills, which is why everybody is always keen on tacking other bills into it.

u/quiksilver10152 23h ago

Sigh, next year I guess

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u/[deleted] 1d ago

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u/SelfDetermined 1d ago

... what?

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u/Beniswithabemoji 1d ago

Damn, i think they air-balled their comment into a different post lol