Representative Andy Ogles | UFO Disclosure & The US Government (Interview with Jay Anderson, Project Unity)

 

@6:26 "Where do we go from here, in order to get answers to the UAP Phenomena?" He suggests that the Speaker of the House should establish a select committee specifically dedicated to Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, equipped with the authority and subpoena power needed to uncover the answers to these questions. This committee would have a clear mission statement and directive outlining the desired outcomes from both a congressional oversight and intelligence committee perspective. He is quoted as stating that "a select committee initiated by the Speaker of the House (Mike Johnson) could be created swiftly with a simple stroke of a pen."

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For a letter, or to call him: In a recent interview with Representative Andy Ogles, he raises the question, "Where do we go from here, in order to get answers to the UAP Phenomena?" He suggests that the Speaker of the House should establish a select committee specifically dedicated to Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, equipped with the authority and subpoena power needed to uncover the answers to these questions. This committee would have a clear mission statement and directive outlining the desired outcomes from both a congressional oversight and intelligence committee perspective. Representative Ogles underscores the importance of transparency for the American people.

He is quoted as stating that a select committee initiated by the Speaker of the House (that is you) could be created swiftly with a simple stroke of a pen. I strongly encourage you to do just this. In the interest of National Security, it is paramount that we have more transparency regarding what is in our skies, particularly in commercial and military airspace. Additionally, there have been sightings of UAPs at nuclear military facilities.

I ask once again, please create this necessary select committee on UAP Disclosure. Thank you.

"The Honorable Mike Johnson"

568 Cannon House Office Building

Washington, DC, 20515-1804

Phone: (202) 225-2777