When DoD Releases Incident With Russian Jet vs. When DoD Releases a UFO/UAP Video 🤭

Its fine... this sets a precedent. I can't believe the Gov. has released a recent/new video of a genuine UFO.

They released the tic-tac video, and they claim that is still unresolved (unless I am forgetting). But, there's that one. My point is:

The Pentagon’s selective transparency is a joke. When a Russian jet buzzes our airspace, they scramble to release footage within hours. But when it comes to UAPs, they’ve sat on 757 reports since 2023, with 900+ cases still unresolved. The UAP Transparency Act (H.R. 1187) demands full disclosure, yet bureaucrats keep playing hide-and-seek with data. Taxpayers fund these agencies to protect us, not to hoard secrets. If they can declassify fighter jet intercepts overnight, why does it take years to explain objects violating our airspace? This isn’t about national security—it’s about accountability. Either prioritize transparency or stop wasting billions on agencies that operate like a black box.

To be fair this is what we have been asking them to do all along. There is not a single reason EVERY SINGLE video cant be released like this. They can and should immediately. What matters is the anomaly, that AARO admitted is unresolved.

This is a targeting imager vs an optical surveillance camera.

The cameras installed on all military vehicles will automatically set the lenses from 4K to “potato setting” if an UAP comes into view. It’s standard operating procedure.

Other than the fact that one is completely clear, un-redacted, contains actual video and not IR, and you can actually make out what is happening….I see no difference.

There is a UAP in the Russian jet video also.

MH370, 2014

They just don't have enough Data.