Little Rock, July 27, 2023
Arkansas members of an international group dedicated to the study of UFOs were enthusiastic about Wednesday’s historic hearings hosted by a subcommittee of the House Oversight Committee. Under investigation were unidentified flying objects, or unidentified anomalous phenomena as the U.S. government now calls a staggering array of bewildering traveling objects seen by military pilots, airline pilots, and observers on the ground.
“I’m very happy with the July 26 UFO/UAP hearing,” said B. Harris, documentary filmmaker and Little Rock member of MUFON. “What encouraged me in particular was the bipartisan spirit. Democrats and Republicans were respectful of each other, while asking great critical questions,” Harris said.
The hearing on Wednesday was significant, said Little Rock MUFON member Maureen Richmond, because the three military veterans who offered sworn testimony indicated that UFOs are not imaginary, but real and tangible objects which threaten air safety, have been known by the U.S. government for nearly 80 years, and operate in ways contradictory to the laws of physics. “The July 26 hearing was a game changer,” Richmond said, “and Congress is now tasked to discover and tell the American people about the retrieved craft and alien bodies mentioned by whistleblower Dave Grusch.”
Fayetteville member and Assistant State Director for MUFON Bill Brown said he was impressed with witness testimony describing the extraordinary flight capabilities of
UFOs observed by experienced military pilots and wondered about the underlying propulsion systems. “I want our politicians to report findings to the public after meeting with the Special Access Program contractors who’ve been developing these technologies for decades using our tax dollars. Closed door hearings may hold information that could alter the global paradigm,“ Brown said.
Little Rock MUFON member and UFO documentary filmmaker Walt Peterson added that he sees the Congressional UFO hearing of July 26 as the entrance to a new era. Considering the immensity of the galaxy and outer space beyond, Peterson said, “Now is the time to put our differences aside and come together as a planet, not out of fear, but out of awe.“ Arkansas MUFON holds meetings regularly in Fayetteville and Little Rock. For more information, please contact Little Rock MUFON member and Field Investigator Maureen Richmond at [email protected], or visit mufon.com.