Rep. Jim Himes, the ranking Democrat on the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI), dismissed Rep. Luna’s newly formed Secrets Task Force as merely a “conspiracy subcommittee.” He emphasized that while HPSCI has conducted extensive investigations into unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), they have never looked into the JFK assassination, stating, “There’s a ton of information on UAPs.”
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Rep. Jim Himes is highlighting a significant difference in the level of investigation into UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) compared to other historical events like the JFK assassination. His comments suggest that while UAPs have received considerable attention and resources from HPSCI, the same cannot be said for the topics surrounding JFK’s assassination. Himes’ characterization of Luna’s Secrets Task Force as a “conspiracy subcommittee” indicates skepticism about the direction and legitimacy of investigating certain conspiracies when there is already substantial evidence related to UAPs. It seems he’s advocating for a focus on what is actively being investigated rather than revisiting events that might lack new insights. The debate around UAPs continues to garner both intrigue and skepticism, and Himes’ perspective contributes to a growing conversation about governmental transparency and accountability regarding unexplained phenomena.