Deadline to Surrender Classified UFO Files Sparks Debate Over Stargate Project and Transparency

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Secret UFO files and possible extraterrestrial activity spark a political fight that links the Stargate Project to current hearings, with Trump, Gen. Neil McCasland, Rep. Eric Burlison, whistleblower Jeffrey Nuccetelli, and Robert Bigelow pushing the issue as the nation weighs secrecy against transparency and national security.

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The Trump administration is facing a looming deadline to compel the military to surrender classified files detailing mysterious objects and alleged extraterrestrial bases at U.S. military installations. This development ties into the CIAs long-buried Stargate Project, which used remote viewing to identify these sites during the Cold War. As congressional hearings and whistleblower testimonies challenge official narratives, the implications for national security and government transparency are significant.