New UAP Caucus Formed in House, Members Request Answers from Intel Community Inspector General

Rep. Tim Burchett Requests Answers on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena

Rep. Tim Burchett of Tennessee has written a letter to Thomas Monheim, the Inspector General of the Intelligence Community, requesting answers regarding Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). The letter, co-signed by five other representatives, coincided with the establishment of the Unidentified Anomalous Phenomenon Caucus in the House of Representatives.

Whistleblower Refuses to Answer Questions on UAP

In a recent hearing on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP), whistleblower David Grusch refused to answer certain questions in a public setting, citing that the requested information was classified. He stated that such information could only be disclosed within a sensitive compartmented information facility (SCIF).

Former Pentagon Official Accuses Department of Defense

In a letter, a former Pentagon official named Lue Elizondo has accused the Department of Defense of not taking the issue of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) seriously. Elizondo claims that the Pentagon has not properly investigated these sightings and has failed to provide necessary information to Congress. He also alleges that there are covert government UAP programs that operate outside of Congressional oversight. However, he does not provide specific names of individuals with direct knowledge of these programs.

Congress Seeks Information on UAP Crash Retrieval Programs

Members of Congress have faced obstacles in obtaining information about Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) crash retrieval programs. They have posed questions to the Department of Defense's Director of National Intelligence, Lue Elizondo, regarding the involvement of various intelligence community members, positions, facilities, military bases, and other actors in these programs. The representatives seek clarification on the direct or indirect participation of these entities in UAP crash retrieval efforts.

Request for Information on UAP Reverse Engineering Programs

The content provided is a tweet from an individual who is seeking information about the involvement of intelligence community members, positions, facilities, military bases, or other actors in UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) reverse engineering programs. The tweet mentions that during a UAP hearing, David Grusch testified that he could not provide specific details about UAP crash retrieval programs or reverse engineering programs, but suggested reaching out to the Intelligence Community Inspector General for more information. The individual and their colleagues have written to the Inspector General to request these details.

Congress Sets Deadline for Answers

In a recent tweet, Representative Tim Burchett announced that Congress has given a deadline of September 15 to a person named Monheim to answer their questions. If the information is classified, they have requested access to it in a secure setting by September 26.

Rep. Tim Burchett Demands Answers on Troop Withdrawal from Afghanistan

Congressman Tim Burchett has sent a letter to the Pentagon demanding answers regarding the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan. Burchett expressed frustration with the lack of transparency and accountability from both the Pentagon and Congress. He stated that he wants to uncover the truth behind the decision to withdraw troops and hold those responsible accountable.

Request for Select Committee with Subpoena Authority

After a hearing in July, several representatives, including Reps. Burchett, Luna, Gaetz, and Moskowitz, have co-signed a letter to Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy. The letter requests the formation of a Select Committee with subpoena authority, which would be outside the jurisdiction of any standing committee.