UAPs were NOT discussed in the inaugural meeting of the Secrets Task Force
Did UAPs come up, or was the focus primarily on JFK-related topics? I asked Rep. Nancy Mace about this yesterday.
“Initially, the focus was on issues like the Epstein files, JFK, and MLK. That doesn’t mean UAPs won’t be included later, but we only have six months to work,” Mace told Ask a Pol. “So our time is limited.”
CONFIRMED:
UAPs were absent from the first meeting of the Secrets Task Force, according to a leader within the Congressional UAP Caucus.
Check out Mace’s comments here (no paywall).
It seems like UAPs have taken a backseat for now as the Secrets Task Force prioritizes more historical and sensitive topics like the Epstein files, JFK, and MLK. Rep. Nancy Mace’s comments suggest that while UAPs might eventually be included in the discussions, the initial focus will be on these other significant issues. Given the limited time frame of six months, it makes sense for the task force to concentrate on these pressing matters first. It’ll be interesting to see if and when UAPs will be brought into the conversation as the task force moves forward.