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Colorado UFO videos remain classified despite Trump whistleblower order

Colorado UFO videos remain classified despite Trump whistleblower order
UFO over Colorado military base? Two alleged videos remain classified despite Trump’s disclosure order · livemint.com

Sometime in 2023, a soldier used their personal phone to record a strange object in the sky over a military base in Colorado.

According to a news report, the video seems to show a huge black triangle, about 100 feet long, moving over the mountains and hiding inside clouds.

The video was taken on two nights in a row.

Even though the President of the United States, Donald Trump, made a new order to encourage people with secret knowledge to come forward, the Air Force still says this video is secret.

That means people cannot watch it and experts cannot check if it is real.

Some former workers, like Dylan Borland and Matthew Brown, say the President's order does not really help.

They say people who know about secret flying objects still cannot talk about them without getting in trouble.

But another former officer, David Grusch, says he is happy about the order and hopes it gives brave people courage.

The whole debate is about whether what the whistleblowers say is true, because the most important proof is still locked away.

Key facts

Alleged object
Roughly 100-foot black triangular craft, reportedly camouflaging within clouds
Recording details
Service member's personal cellphone, two consecutive nights in 2023
File numbers
IRR1669S015524 and IRR1669S005024
Held by
Air Force Office of Special Investigations, Colorado
Status
Classified; contents not independently verified
Source
The New York Post, citing unnamed sources

Quotes

Dylan Borland

Former US Air Force veteran and contractor

“This does nothing for the people who could have come forward and spoken already. Nothing has changed.”
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“[Trump’s order] frankly doesn’t do anything new, it does not free whistleblowers to speak publicly.”
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David Grusch

Former Air Force intelligence officer and UAP whistleblower

“I welcome President Trump’s action and hope it gives courage to those who have said nondisclosure agreements prevented them from telling Congress or the Executive Branch what they know.”
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