GOVERNMENT WHISTLEBLOWERS To Break Silence on UFO COVER-UP at Emergency Congressional Hearing

Original Article: https://weirddarkness.com/ufo-hearing-september-2025/

Military veterans prepare to expose classified UAP encounters as Congress demands answers about decades of hidden UFO programs.
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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:06):
I'm Darren Marler, and this is a weird darkness bonus bite.
The halls of Congress have witnessed countless testimonies over the years,
but September's upcoming hearing carries await that is, government insiders
shifting uncomfortably in their seats. Representative Annapolina Luna's announcement caught
Washington off guard. The House Oversight and Government Reforms Task

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Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets scheduled and emergency
hearing titled Restoring Public Trust through UAP Transparency and Whistleblower
Protection for Tuesday, September ninth, at ten am Eastern daylight time.
Luna's statement revealed frustration brewing within Congress itself. She declared
that Americans deserve maximum transparency about UAP sightings, acquisitions, and examinations,

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particularly regarding potential threats to public safety. The emphasis on
protecting whistleblowers from retro imbustion suggests witnesses effaced consequences for
previous disclosures. Three military veterans agreed to testify under oath
about their UAP encounters. Air Force veterans Jeffrey Nuccitelli and
Dylan Borland will join Navy veteran Alexandro Wiggins at providing

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first hand accounts of incidents they witnessed during their service.
These aren't anonymous sources or secondhand reports. These are decorated
service members putting their reputations and potentially their futures on
the line. Each veteran has previously discussed witnessing unexplained and
aerial phenomena during military operations, though the full details of

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their encounters remain classified. Journalists to George Napp, who spent
decades investigating government UAP programs, will also provide testimony. Knapp's
involvement signals that civilian researchers have uncovered information the Pentagon
has not disclosed voluntarily. The hearing specifically targets the Department
of Defense's All Domain Anomaly Resolution Office, the asian supposedly

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responsible for investigating UAP reports. Congressional sources indicate growing dissatisfaction
with the office's effectiveness and transparency. A previous House Oversight
Subcommittee hearing and fall revealed testimony that the government had
concealed information about documented UFO cases stretching back multiple decades.
Witnesses at that hearing accused officials of systematic obfuscation regarding

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encounters that military personnel reported through official channels. The focus
on spending information in Luna's statement, Hind said black budget
programs that Congress itself may not have proper oversight of.
When elected representatives start demanding answers about where taxpayer money goes,
it suggests financial trails leading to programs operating outside normal

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governmental accountability. The hearing's dual focus on transparency and whistleblower
protection reveals a troubling pattern. Military and intelligence personnel who've
attempted to report UAP encounters through proper channels have faced
career ending retaliation. The explicit promise of protection suggests Congress
no specific cases where individuals suffered consequences for following protocol.

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Luna's task force specifically handles declassification of federal secrets, giving
it unique authority to demand answers about classified programs. The
committee can subpoena documents and compel testimony that other congressional
bodies cannot access. The decision to stream the hearing live
on YouTube represents a shift in how Congress handles sensitive topics.

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Previous UAP hearings occurred behind closed doors or with limited
public access broadcasting. This testimony ensures the Pentagon cannot later
claim statements were misrepresented or taken out of context. The
ten am Tuesday timing places the hearing during peak news hours,
guaranteeing maximum media coverage. Congressional staffers familiar with the planning

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describe it as deliberately scheduled to prevent agencies from burying
the story in weekend news dumps. The careful wording around
policies and procedures regarding classification suggests witnesses will testify about
the system itself being used to hide information. Veterans can
discuss how they were told to report incidents, what happened

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when they did, and how classification prevented proper investigation of
potential threats. Sources close to the committee indicate several witnesses
requested closed door sessions to discuss specific incidents that remained classified.
The public hearing will likely reference these classified briefings without
revealing operational details, creating a record that classified information exists

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without compromising security protocols. This hearing represents the latest escalation
in Congress's pursuit of UAP transparency. Multiple representatives from both
parties have expressed frustration with executive branch stonewalling on the issue.
When politicians who rarely agree on anything to demand answers,
it suggests that withheld information transcends partisan politics. The timing

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follows a series of leaked to military videos showing objects
performing maneuvers that defy known physics. Naval aviators have testified
about daily encounters with objects that accelerated beyond any known
aircraft's capability. Radar operators described tracking objects that moved from
sea level to eighty thousand feet in seconds. Committee members

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have prepared specific questions about funding mechanisms for UAP research programs.
They want to know which contractors received money, what they produced,
and where that technology went. The mention of acquisitions in
Luna's statement implies the government possesses physical materials or craft,
not just sensor data. The veteran's testimony could reveal whether

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standard military reporting channels for UAP encounters even exist. If
service members witness something unexplained, who do they tell, well
what happens to those reports? How many incidents never get
documented because personnel fear career consequences. Washington insiders describe this
hearing as a carefully orchestrated step toward broader disclosure. By

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focusing on whistleblower protection first, Congress creates safe channels for
additional witnesses to come forward. Once protective frameworks exist, Individuals
with more sensitive information might feel secure enough to testify.
The task forces specific mandate the handle declassification gives it
tools other committees lack. It can recommend immediate declassification of

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specific documents, forcing agencies to justify continued secrecy. This procedural
power could crack open decades of hidden files. September ninth
testimony will utter the permanent Congressional record, creating an official
foundation for future investigations. Whatever these veterans reveal under oath
becomes part of American history, impossible to retract or reclassify.

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The Pentagon's usual strategy of waiting for public interest to
fade won't work when Congress itself demands answers. The hearing's
live stream insures millions will witness whatever revelations emerge. No
amount of later spin can unduce sworn testimony broadcast in
real time. For those who spent careers hiding UAP information,

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Tuesday morning represents their worst nightmare. Transparency they cannot control.
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