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Pentagon deletes all emails of former AATIP director - Vimarsana News

Pentagon deletes all emails of former AATIP director

Tweet Hang on to your hats because this is going to sound like something out of a Tom Clancy movie, but it’s absolutely real. If you’ve followed our coverage of the Pentagon’s secret UFO study program (AATIP) and the anticipated June 25th release to the Senate Select Intelligence and Armed Forces Committees from the UAP Task Force (unidentified aerial phenomena), you are already familiar with the name of Lue Elizondo. He ran AATIP for a number of years before retiring in 2017 and taking his fight for an end to government secrecy on the subject of UFOs to the public. That fight continu...

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Biden Intel Nominee Grilled for Huawei Work - Vimarsana News

Biden Intel Nominee Grilled for Huawei Work

Biden Intel Nominee Grilled for Huawei Work Christopher Fonzone worked at top Huawei lobbying firm Getty Images Jack Beyrer • May 19, 2021 1:35 pm A Biden administration nominee for a senior intelligence post admitted to doing contract work for Chinese tech giant Huawei while employed at the company's top lobbying firm. Christopher Fonzone, the nominee for the director of national intelligence's general counsel position, would join the DNI office from Sidley Austin LLP, one of Huawei's top lobbying firms in the beltway. Fonzone told Sen. Ben Sasse (R., Neb.) he did work for the Chines...

This week in Congress: Pandemic response remains lawmakers' top focus - Vimarsana News

This week in Congress: Pandemic response remains lawmakers' top focus

Defense and veterans hearings in Congress for the week of Feb. 22, 2021.