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EU Cannot Explain UFOs Over Europe
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Cristina Gomez reviews the latest UFO / UAP news and covers German MEP Fabio De Masi’s warning that Europe has no shared system to track UFOs. De Masi says the European Commission admitted it has no policy for sharing UAP data between member states and cannot name the source of the sightings. Brussels has since called UAP the responsibility of each country, and the EU aviation safety agency rejected a UAP category for pilot reports. Cristina covers Dutch pilot accounts of lights maneuvering for hours over the Mediterranean and the claim that 90 percent of pilot sightings go unreported. She also co...
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in the Congress or the European Parliament.
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That is Fabio Damasi, a German member of the European Parliament, explaining why UFOs have
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also why this is so important. And this is not just an awkward hobby, you know, or like a side interest of some nerds in the Congress or the European Parliament. We do know that a lot of these sightings are highly correlated with nuclear facilities.
That is Fabio Damasi, a German member of the European Parliament, explaining why UFOs have been a security question for lawmakers on both sides of the Atlantic. Pilots over Europe are reporting lights that flare up, chase each other, and then vanish at high speed.
Brussels has no shared system to track any of it. Damacy's question pushed the European Commission to admit it has no policy for sharing UAP data between its member states, and cannot name the source of the sightings. In August, the Commission declared UAP a problem for each country to handle on its own.
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