Key Takeaways:
- 1. The Department of Defense released 151 pages of internal records related to the FLIR1, Gimbal, and GoFast UAP videos.
- 2. The documents reveal that the Navy did not respond to clear the videos for public release after a 2017 review.
- 3. Despite internal knowledge, the DoD withheld information from the public, indicating strategic control over information flow.
The DoD has disclosed 151 pages of internal records related to UAP videos, shedding light on the handling of their release. The documents indicate that the Navy did not clear the videos for public release after a 2017 review. The DoD withheld information, despite having answers, showing strategic control over information flow rather than transparency.
Insight: The release of internal documents on UAP videos by the DoD highlights strategic control over information flow, with the Navy failing to clear the videos for public release and the DoD withholding information despite having answers.
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