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Defense Department Issues Legal Waiver for UAP Whistleblowers
The Defense Department has issued a legal waiver allowing certain personnel to disclose information related to unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) to a White House initiative called PURSUE. While this waiver is seen as a step towards transparency, some whistleblowers, including Dylan Borland, argue it does not provide adequate protections and does not address issues related to other intelligence agencies and private contractors.
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The Defense Department has issued a legal waiver allowing certain personnel to disclose information related to unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) to a White House initiative called PURSUE. While this waiver is seen as a step towards transparency, some whistleblowers, including Dylan Borland, argue it does not provide adequate protections and does not address issues related to other intelligence agencies and private contractors.
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