Tracing the UAP Legacy: Allegations, Disclosure Dynamics, and Accountability

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Ross Coulthart and UAPGerb argue that a secret UAP legacy program has evolved into a controlled-disclosure regime steered by Lue Elizondo and echoing patterns seen with James Clapper and AATIP, with contested documents such as MJ-12 and an Eisenhower briefing, oversight shifting to private aerospace in the 1990s, and David Grusch as a potential catalyst for real accountability, though it remains unclear who can compel answers or whether a president can push for truth.