Talking UFOs at Thanksgiving

Table Talk

Talking about Unidentified Aerial Phenomena with friends and relatives over the holiday may be safer than politics or religion these days. The truth is, however, it all rolls into one package anyway.

THANKSGIVING IN THE UNITED STATES is always a risky affair. A group of family and friends mix together, sometimes awkwardly, and time must be killed waiting for the turkey to finish cooking. Football only goes so far to fill the gap, and not for everyone. Politics? No way, not these days. Religion? Yikes. That’s another hard pass. What’s left?

Well, at the risk of starting a new Family Feud, how about briefing the table on what’s been happening in the world of UAP? For starters, tell everyone that what was once a UFO is now a UAP, and big things are happening.

Then you can start to fold in the good stuff.

The language currently in the 2022 National Defense Authorization Act (yet to be voted on) raises many important questions and provides new opportunities for transparency, and research associated with Unidentified Aerial Phenomena.

More than a few representatives in the House and Senate indicate they have great interest in obtaining UAP cutting edge technology and several have drafted legislation to find the answers.

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