Urge Your Representative to Adopt the UAP Legislator Transparency Pledge

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Constituents are urged to ask their Representative to adopt the UAP Legislator Transparency Pledge to commit to openness about UAP matters and to promote accountability and civic participation in the legislature.

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The Senate’s Intelligence Committee Should Investigate the Pentagon’s Over-Classification of UAP – New Paradigm Institute
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The Senate’s Intelligence Committee Should Investigate the Pentagon’s Over-Classification of UAP – New Paradigm Institute

Central to Executive Order 13526 was establishing clear classification criteria, defining three levels of classification: Top Secret, Secret, and Confidential. The explication of these levels by the order ensures that only information genuinely warranting protection for national security reasons is classified, thereby preventing over-classification.