FOIA Appeal Win May Help UFO Transparency – Here’s the story…

Although not guaranteed to get anything yet, the Navy Office of the Judge Advocate General agreed with my FOIA appeal that not all UFO/UAP cases should be denied to me based on national security.

That denial came in November, which I appealed: https://www.theblackvault.com/documentarchive/every-ufo-case-sent-to-uap-task-force-considered-entirely-classified-and-exempt-from-disclosure/

I appealed – and I won.

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Next week (week of January 3, 2022), the review of those responsive documents once denied in full… starts again!

That’s a huge win.

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This post was published on December 31, 2021 7:58 pm

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