Whether you're new to UAP disclosure or a seasoned OSINT analyst, these three congressional claims form the backbone of any serious claim tracker portfolio:

1. David Grusch's Crash Retrieval Allegation (2023)

The ICIG-validated claim that the U.S. government possesses non-human craft and biologics. This is the single most consequential whistleblower testimony in modern UAP history.

2. The AARO Historical Review Gaps

AARO's own reports contain contradictions and omissions that independent researchers have documented. Tracking what AARO says vs. what witnesses testify is critical portfolio work.

3. The UAPDA Legislative Trail

The UAP Disclosure Act has been introduced, gutted, reintroduced, and amended. Every version change tells a story about who is blocking disclosure and why.

Inside the UAP Disclosure Mastery course, I walk you through building a professional-grade portfolio tracking all of these claims and more — with evidence chains, witness credibility scores, and congressional voting records.

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