The United States of America is alleged to have multiple illegal special access programs related to the reverse engineering and storage of technologies from Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs).
Luis Elizondo and several other high-ranking former government officials have testified before Congress under oath, claiming that certain sections of the government are secretly—and illegally—operating without congressional oversight. These programs reportedly handle technology that has the potential to revolutionize energy and transportation on an unprecedented scale. The “craft” observed and allegedly in the government’s possession are said to achieve accelerations of up to 3,000 Gs, which would require immense amounts of energy. Withholding such transformative advancements from the public and Congress is unconstitutional.
Beyond the technological implications, the origins and creators of this technology are critical for public understanding. The capabilities of this technology challenge current laws of physics. We celebrate figures like Einstein and Newton for their contributions to science, yet we are denied knowledge of who or what engineered these extraordinary advancements. Keeping this information secret is not just unconstitutional but a disservice to humanity.
There is an urgent need for full disclosure on UAP technologies and their creators. It is a violation of public trust and constitutional principles that these programs have operated in secrecy. These actions undermine democratic oversight and deprive humanity of transformative advancements.
During the November 13, 2024, congressional hearing, former Department of Defense official Luis Elizondo stated, “Advanced technologies not made by our government—or any other government—are monitoring sensitive military installations around the globe.” Elizondo further testified that the U.S. possesses UAP technologies, as do some adversaries, adding that a “multi-decade, secretive arms race—one funded by misallocated taxpayer dollars and hidden from our elected representatives and oversight bodies” has been ongoing.
These programs are alleged to violate multiple federal laws, including:
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National Security Act of 1947: Requires all special access programs to be reported to congressional committees, ensuring legislative oversight.
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Anti-Deficiency Act: Prohibits federal funds from being used for unauthorized programs without proper congressional authorization.
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Impoundment Control Act of 1974: Mandates that funds appropriated by Congress are used for their intended purpose, not redirected to secretive programs.
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Title 10, U.S. Code, Section 119: Obligates the Department of Defense to keep congressional defense committees informed of all special access programs.
The slow and selective release of information by government entities implies a lack of trust in the public’s ability to handle such revelations. However, withholding this information undermines democratic values and scientific progress. Immediate and full transparency is necessary to restore public trust and uphold constitutional law.
