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The UAP Puzzle by Jeremy Corbell (entered by Rep. Burchett)

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This essay by investigative journalist Jeremy Kenyon Lockyer Corbell, titled "The UAP Puzzle: Anthropocentrism & Avoiding Strategic Surprise," is dated July 26, 2023, in Washington, D.C., and was entered into the House record by Rep. Burchett. Corbell argues that UAP are real and outperform military technology. He says the military reporting process is broken and that secrecy about alleged craft and bodies of non-human origin is unjustified. He calls for transparency, whistleblower disclosure, and 2024 NDAA legislation to help that process.

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# THE UAP DILEMMA

* UAP now used as an interchangeable and modern term for UFO *

For decades - if not centuries - UAP have proven that they can operate with impunity within our airspace. This is occurring almost every day, often within our restricted airspace. And most alarmingly, UAP are witnessed, documented and often captured on corroborative multi-platform defense sensors and targeting systems while displaying the capability to outpace, outmaneuver, and outperform our most advanced military weaponry; or any other known technologically advanced terrestrial nation's military inventory and private industry holdings.

Undoubtedly, we are at a Lagrangian point when it comes to UAP - a point of no return - where we have critical decisions to make as a nation and human family. This is a new era for opportunity regarding transparency on the UAP issue. This is also an era of accountability for those who have guarded the collected information and material evidence related to UAP. Information and technology has been obscured from the American and global public in the name of national security and to extract derivative technologies for allied advantage. This decision may have been initially righteous, but has built and become an unregulated bureaucratic machine, lacking a moral and ethical compass. The reasons for secrets in the past are now antiquated and presumptuous; they contradict the fundamental tenets of a free and open society.

It's time to come clean with the truth about UAP - and for the United States to provide leadership on this issue by setting an example with our actions. If we are to lead on a global stage - we must lead by example, as we always have in the best moments of our history.

As American patriots, we can no longer shield our eyes, plug our ears or cover our mouths on this ontological and epistemological issue of UAP, and what the phenomenon might represent to humanity. To do so would be disingenuous and a disservice to truth. It would restrict our understanding of the very nature and fabric of the universe we occupy and share.

It is of note that the lack of transparency to date on this issue - by those groups in possession of material evidence related to UAP - is quickly becoming a crime against the American people, the scientific community, as well as humanity itself. Thankfully America's representatives have taken notice and have moved into action on that matter.

I will give warning at this time - as to encourage continued transparency - to those complicit in deceiving the American public about the UAP presence. The truth has a way of escaping the vacuum of silence and secrecy. It is inevitable - because of the prioritization of meaning over oath. True patriots, without being given moral and justifiable reason - will always lean towards radical honesty. Whistleblowers will be coming forward to the public - possibly with tangible, physical evidence - as well as testimony and proof of a suspected non-human intelligence engaging humanity on planet Earth; and their role in reluctantly covering it up.

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