UFO Disclosure and Government Legislation Quiz

What was the main disappointment regarding the recent legislation passed by the US Congress about UFO records?

• It included too many provisions for UAP disclosure.

• It was not related to UFOs at all.

• It stripped all major provisions for UAP disclosure.

• It was passed without any bipartisan support.

According to the National Defense Authorization Act, when will UFO-related documents be released?

• After 10 years

• After 25 years

• Never

• Immediately upon request

Who was one of the high-profile witnesses that testified about the Pentagon's involvement in UFO programs?

• David Grush

• Chuck Schumer

• Leslie Kean

• Timothy Floyd Burchett

What did David Grush reveal in his testimony?

• The Pentagon had recovered crashed vehicles and biological remains.

• The Pentagon had declassified all UFO records.

• The Pentagon had no knowledge of UFOs.

• The Pentagon had no involvement with UFOs.

What did Timothy Floyd Burchett admit about the Pentagon's tactics?

• They were transparent about UFO information.

• They had no control over UFO information.

• They were eager to share UFO information.

• They were hiding information about UFOs.

Which journalist exposed the US Department of Defense's secret program on UFOs?

• Timothy Floyd Burchett

• David Grush

• Chuck Schumer

• Leslie Kean

What was NASA's recent promise regarding UFO information?

• To provide more transparency

• To keep all information classified

• To deny any knowledge of UFOs

• To ignore all UFO sightings

What was the outcome of the efforts to create a presidential commission for UFO records?

• It was supported by all lawmakers.

• It was successfully implemented.

• It was blocked by Congress.

• It was ignored by the President.

What did the recent bill prove about the US government's stance on UAP disclosure?

• They are unwilling to share any information.

• They are eager to share all information.

• They are confused about what to share.

• They have no information to share.

What was Chuck Schumer's reaction to the House's refusal to incorporate the proposal for UAP disclosure?

• He called it an outrage.

• He was indifferent to the decision.

• He supported the House's decision.

• He was pleased with the decision.