The “Halloween deadline” for the ODNI/DoD report to Congress is threatening to transfer to the year 2023. And most mainstream and even UFO-oriented sources seem disinterested. Billy Cox isn’t, and he compares the December 16th All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office “media roundtable” with the continuing censorship surrounding documents about the 1963 John F. Kennedy assassination. Billy also recommends AARO access the Scientific Coalition for Ufology’s work on the 2013 Aguadilla, Puerto Rico “transmedium” case. Similar research could help the author of The UFO Crowd Wants an Alien Invasion for Christmas. Holman W. Jenkins, Jr. apparently hasn’t meaningfully expanded his knowledge of the UFO/UAP subject and its history since we reviewed his disappointing July 12th Wall Street Journal article on Putin and the UFO Sightings. But Jenkins has read in a science-fiction book. He uses a passage therefrom—and almost four opening paragraphs about a complaint by a “mysterious” reader—to rant on about “UFO cheerleaders” and cast a general pall over the subject and those who seriously study it. We do read the ODNI/DoD report “will be released during the holidays” “to make sure the report is ‘well written’.” Thanks to Rob Swiatek for the article reference and Sue Swiatek for her perspective.…
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