Set to make history on UFOs, Congress revives the '1 percent' doctrine
"Congress is days away from enacting historic legislation on UFOs. As first detailed by
researcher Douglas Dean Johnson, a must-pass defense bill will force the U.S.
government to mount a sweeping effort to investigate unidentified aerial phenomena.
Among a litany of groundbreaking requirements, Congress is set to mandate the
establishment of rapid UFO response teams, initiate a scientific study of objects that
“exceed the known state of the art in science or technology” and require investigations
of health-related effects associated with UFO encounters. Perhaps most importantly,
following seven decades of Cold War-induced secrecy, denial and obfuscation, the 2022
National Defense Authorization Act will mandate unprecedented government
transparency on UFOs.
Robust bipartisan support for the bill’s expansive provisions amounts to a stark rebuke
of years of official ineptitude and inaction on UFOs. Moreover, congressional
assertiveness is reviving the “one percent” doctrine, which holds that if there is even a
slight chance that a particular threat is real, the government must act as if it is a
certainty."
See:
https://thehill.com/opinion/national...rcent-doctrine