Rep Burlison urges UFO disclosures and whistleblower protection at the Varginha Conference – says he wants real physical evidence, biological samples, maybe from the corpse
Rep Burlison urges UFO disclosures and whistleblower protection at the Varginha Conference – says he wants real physical evidence, biological samples, maybe from the corpse
Republican Missouri Rep. Eric Burlison joined witnesses and enthusiasts at a conference commemorating the 30th anniversary of a famous alleged extraterrestrial encounter, during which he spoke in favour of disclosure and whistleblower protection.
>“This is once in more compelling first person narratives,” Burlison told the Daily Caller News Foundation during the conference. “I’m looking forward to actually getting my hands on any kind of real physical evidence — whether that’s material evidence or biological samples, maybe from the corpse … at the end of the day, I remain skeptical until I get my hands on physical evidence. But until then, I’m going to take it seriously investigating myself.”
>“We’ve been given marching orders — we have legislation that we need to pass,” the congressman said. “We’ve heard from a lot of witnesses. It’s time for action. And it’s time to get the receipts. So it’s time to pass the UAP disclosure act. It is time to pass whistleblower protection, within that or a separate act.”
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Alright, Representative Burlison should probably do more for that.
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Doesn’t that legislation give the president final say on anything? If that’s true I’m not sure it should pass.
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Republican Missouri Rep. Eric Burlison joined witnesses and enthusiasts at a conference commemorating the 30th anniversary of a famous alleged extraterrestrial encounter, during which he spoke in favour of disclosure and whistleblower protection.
>“This is once in more compelling first person narratives,” Burlison told the Daily Caller News Foundation during the conference. “I’m looking forward to actually getting my hands on any kind of real physical evidence — whether that’s material evidence or biological samples, maybe from the corpse … at the end of the day, I remain skeptical until I get my hands on physical evidence. But until then, I’m going to take it seriously investigating myself.”
>“We’ve been given marching orders — we have legislation that we need to pass,” the congressman said. “We’ve heard from a lot of witnesses. It’s time for action. And it’s time to get the receipts. So it’s time to pass the UAP disclosure act. It is time to pass whistleblower protection, within that or a separate act.”
Alright, Representative Burlison should probably do more for that.
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Doesn’t that legislation give the president final say on anything? If that’s true I’m not sure it should pass.