Progress Since The UAPTF Report

Progress.

It’s something our social media appetite craves for.

Blockbuster footage. Incendiary language. Joe Biden making a world-changing speech.

Discontent boiled over on #UFOTwitter last summer.

“Where are the blockbuster videos” and “why is nothing happening following the UAPTF report”, one might ask.

The intelligence community does not exist to gratify our cravings, rightly or wrongly.

And when it comes to national security, discussions don’t take place in public.

The real talk happens behind closed doors.

Whispers

As always during the summer, journalists and politicians went on vacation, creating a natural void.

Don’t let that fool you though. Behind the scenes, UAP progress was speeding ahead at an unprecedented pace.

What was said behind closed doors last summer is now steadily unfolding before our eyes.

Whispers fill the air. Listen attentively and you may have noticed the shift.

Legislation

Legislation is on the table, which can form the building blocks to disclose information about Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon (UAP).

As a recent House Of Representatives press release nicely put it, recent political moves reflect a ‘Persistent Pursuit of Unexplained Aerial Phenomena’.

Like a dog that’s caught a bone, politicians from both sides of the spectrum aren’t about to let go now. They want more.

Language is now on the table which will pave the way for:

• A permanent UAP Office

• Quarterly UAP updates to Congress

International

But wait, there’s more.

Pack your suitcases, as UAP is going international.

There is a plan, named ‘Project Titan’, to establish a United Nations-backed UAP World Conference within the tiny country of San Marino.

This all hinges on San Marino’s political officials making an official proposal to the UN.

But things look good, if word on the street is to be believed.

The current gossip is of an impending announcement about the UN considering UAP in a policy document.

Does that mean San Marino is ready to push the button perhaps? Who knows.

Third Gear

But it certainly looks like third gear, which Lue Elizondo has characterised as an international UAP discussion.

And no one could better articulate the progress which has occurred during the summer of discontent than Elizondo.

Last night, he made an appearance on Tucker Carlson.

In the appearance, Lue discussed recent UAP legislation.

He suggested pilots were suffering adverse medical effects from UAP, discussed recovered material and said there is an off-record consensus that the phenomena does not reflect Russian or Chinese technology.

As the leading #UFOTwitter contributor Akam commented:

“My reaction is the same as Tucker’s. Lue Elizondo mentioning recovered material, medical effects on pilots, and the consensus that it is not a Russian or Chinese (or US) technology, why this isn't the biggest story of our lifetimes for all media and academics.”

Perhaps the fact that Lue is now comfortably discussing such details on live national TV speaks volumes to the progress which has occurred behind the scenes.

It certainly looks like the disclosure process is on track, and if rumour is to be believed, moving at an accelerating pace.

Hold on. It’s going to get interesting in the upcoming months.