US Politics | Putin would ‘land UFO on WH lawn and punch Biden in the face’ if Russia were behind flying objects, congressman claims
VLADIMIR Putin ...would land a spaceship on the lawn of the White House if Russia was behind the mysterious flying objects,... a top GOP congressman claimed. Rep Tim Burchett of Tennessee...s second congressional district claimed Putin would ...emerge riding a unicorn and strike President Joe Biden in the face... if Moscow manned the strange crafts. 
GOP congressman Tim Burchett claims Putin would land a UFO on the White House lawn if the objects came from MoscowGetty 
APBurchett blasted elites in Washington for their ...arrogance' '/ ' Hundreds of alleged sightings have been reported which has left intelligence chiefs scrambling to find an explanation. Factions within the intel community claim UAPs are extraterrestrial, while others say the objects are Russian or Chinese military equipment. Republican lawmaker Burchett doesn't believe the flying objects come from the Kremlin, however. He told The U.S. Sun: "If it was Russia, with Putin's incredible ego, he would land a UFO on the White House lawn, probably ride a unicorn bare-chested and punch Joe Biden in the face. read more ufo stories 
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FIRST CONTACT US military has VIDEOS of them trying to SHOOT DOWN UFOs, says filmmaker "He would then hop back on the unicorn, ride back to his UFO and fly to Russia." Burchett doesn't believe that unidentified aerial phenomena pose a danger to American national security. He said: "I don't see them as a threat. They can turn us into a lump of carbon pretty quickly, I would suspect. "I've heard some claims that they would disrupt our religious bodies, but I just don't see that at all." Most read in The US Sun FREAK ACCIDENTS Horror theme park deaths of two electrocuted and one thrown 60ft from ride HOME ASSAULT Pelosi's husband hurt in 'hammer attack by assailant who asked where's Nancy' KOURT IT OUT Kourtney fans 'mortified' for her kids as they spot 'gross' detail in new pic SHOPPERS' HORROR 'Two people stabbed to death' at Kohl's as cops urge public to avoid store TEARS ON TV Today's Jenna Bush Hager bursts into tears live on air during emotional segment GIRL POWER Today's Craig replaced by Sheinelle as all-female team takes over desk UFOs have soared up the political agenda in recent decades. The next report on UAPs is due to be released on October 31 – just days before Americans head to the polls in November's midterms. It will be produced by the Department of Defense and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. Nick Pope, who investigated UFOs for the Ministry of Defence, said the document will be a "holding reply" than anything groundbreaking. He said: "It will say that officials are refining methods of collection and analysis, but skeptics would counter-argue that they've had 80 years to do this." But he wouldn't rule out the potential for any October surprises given the "crazy" geopolitical times. OCTOBER SURPRISE? He added: "Maybe somebody had a sense of humor and realized it was Halloween 'when the date was set ' but maybe somebody had half an eye on the midterms. "They thought this might be the ultimate October surprise." October surprises refer to events that could influence an election and the term was coined by Ronald Reagan's campaign team during the 1980 presidential election. Meanwhile, Burchett warned that nothing will be released. He said: "They will talk about having hearings but they're just trying to appease the people who are rattling their cages." The politician blasted elites in Washington as he said there will be "more transparency" if the Republicans gain control of the House of Representatives and the Senate. If it was Russia, with Putin's incredible ego, he would land a UFO on the White House lawn. Current polls suggest that the GOP is the odds-on favorite to gain control of the House, but it's a "dead heat" for the Senate, according to the American politics site Five Thirty-Eight. Nasa recently unveiled plans to create a 16-member plan to examine alleged sightings and it will include experts across several scientific fields. It's a separate probe compared to what's being undertaken among defense elites in Washington. Nasa said: ...There is no evidence UAPs are extraterrestrial in origin.... Experts will examine the alleged sightings and will publish a report that will be made public in mid-2023. The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) is set to contain provisions about unidentified aerial phenomena, but Pope fears some of the detail could be watered down. He said: "There will be a bit of horsetrading, but I think Pentagon officials will try to strike down parts of it." ...STRIKE DOWN' Pope suspects that defense officials will not like the so-called whistleblowers charter. It would give government employees immunity if they shared details of supposed UFO encounters. Pope said: "Officials are terrified by the prospect that there might be a spook who knows about all sorts of legacy programs." He fears if the whistleblowers charter is struck down that witnesses may not come forward. He branded this the "real danger" surrounding the mystery of UFOs. Burchett blasted Washington and claimed that the US Government is in "denial". He thinks the arrogance of officials stems from a "control issue". He said: "They don't think they have to tell all. I believe the American public can handle it." A landmark UFO congressional hearing took place in May \- an event that Burchett branded a ...total joke..., WATE reported. He told The Sun: ...We got hosed, we really did \- the cover-up continues.... He added: ...It's a joke. I wished they had brought the redacted files from the 40s, 50s, 60s, and 70s and all the footage. I just think they're hiding it all.... Pope called on the UK Government to hold a similar event. He previously told The Sun that 2022 could be a crucial year in attempting to uncover the UFO mystery. Read More on The US Sun 
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rest easy Walmart slashes price of holiday essential - it's a must have for families He said: "You can either just sit back and let things happen, in which case, you'll lose initiative, or you can really take what happened last year. "Having moved from fringe to mainstream, we need to keep asking hard questions holding government to account, and pushing for more initiatives and disclosures." 
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GettyBurchett previously branded a UFO congressional hearing a ...total joke' '/ '
GOP congressman Tim Burchett claims Putin would land a UFO on the White House lawn if the objects came from MoscowGetty APBurchett blasted elites in Washington for their ...arrogance' '/ ' Hundreds of alleged sightings have been reported which has left intelligence chiefs scrambling to find an explanation. Factions within the intel community claim UAPs are extraterrestrial, while others say the objects are Russian or Chinese military equipment. Republican lawmaker Burchett doesn't believe the flying objects come from the Kremlin, however. He told The U.S. Sun: "If it was Russia, with Putin's incredible ego, he would land a UFO on the White House lawn, probably ride a unicorn bare-chested and punch Joe Biden in the face. read more ufo stories 'WHITEWASH' UFOs that 'disabled' nukes 'ARE being probed despite Pentagon chiefs' denial' FIRST CONTACT US military has VIDEOS of them trying to SHOOT DOWN UFOs, says filmmaker "He would then hop back on the unicorn, ride back to his UFO and fly to Russia." Burchett doesn't believe that unidentified aerial phenomena pose a danger to American national security. He said: "I don't see them as a threat. They can turn us into a lump of carbon pretty quickly, I would suspect. "I've heard some claims that they would disrupt our religious bodies, but I just don't see that at all." Most read in The US Sun FREAK ACCIDENTS Horror theme park deaths of two electrocuted and one thrown 60ft from ride HOME ASSAULT Pelosi's husband hurt in 'hammer attack by assailant who asked where's Nancy' KOURT IT OUT Kourtney fans 'mortified' for her kids as they spot 'gross' detail in new pic SHOPPERS' HORROR 'Two people stabbed to death' at Kohl's as cops urge public to avoid store TEARS ON TV Today's Jenna Bush Hager bursts into tears live on air during emotional segment GIRL POWER Today's Craig replaced by Sheinelle as all-female team takes over desk UFOs have soared up the political agenda in recent decades. The next report on UAPs is due to be released on October 31 – just days before Americans head to the polls in November's midterms. It will be produced by the Department of Defense and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. Nick Pope, who investigated UFOs for the Ministry of Defence, said the document will be a "holding reply" than anything groundbreaking. He said: "It will say that officials are refining methods of collection and analysis, but skeptics would counter-argue that they've had 80 years to do this." But he wouldn't rule out the potential for any October surprises given the "crazy" geopolitical times. OCTOBER SURPRISE? He added: "Maybe somebody had a sense of humor and realized it was Halloween 'when the date was set ' but maybe somebody had half an eye on the midterms. "They thought this might be the ultimate October surprise." October surprises refer to events that could influence an election and the term was coined by Ronald Reagan's campaign team during the 1980 presidential election. Meanwhile, Burchett warned that nothing will be released. He said: "They will talk about having hearings but they're just trying to appease the people who are rattling their cages." The politician blasted elites in Washington as he said there will be "more transparency" if the Republicans gain control of the House of Representatives and the Senate. If it was Russia, with Putin's incredible ego, he would land a UFO on the White House lawn. Current polls suggest that the GOP is the odds-on favorite to gain control of the House, but it's a "dead heat" for the Senate, according to the American politics site Five Thirty-Eight. Nasa recently unveiled plans to create a 16-member plan to examine alleged sightings and it will include experts across several scientific fields. It's a separate probe compared to what's being undertaken among defense elites in Washington. Nasa said: ...There is no evidence UAPs are extraterrestrial in origin.... Experts will examine the alleged sightings and will publish a report that will be made public in mid-2023. The National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) is set to contain provisions about unidentified aerial phenomena, but Pope fears some of the detail could be watered down. He said: "There will be a bit of horsetrading, but I think Pentagon officials will try to strike down parts of it." ...STRIKE DOWN' Pope suspects that defense officials will not like the so-called whistleblowers charter. It would give government employees immunity if they shared details of supposed UFO encounters. Pope said: "Officials are terrified by the prospect that there might be a spook who knows about all sorts of legacy programs." He fears if the whistleblowers charter is struck down that witnesses may not come forward. He branded this the "real danger" surrounding the mystery of UFOs. Burchett blasted Washington and claimed that the US Government is in "denial". He thinks the arrogance of officials stems from a "control issue". He said: "They don't think they have to tell all. I believe the American public can handle it." A landmark UFO congressional hearing took place in May \- an event that Burchett branded a ...total joke..., WATE reported. He told The Sun: ...We got hosed, we really did \- the cover-up continues.... He added: ...It's a joke. I wished they had brought the redacted files from the 40s, 50s, 60s, and 70s and all the footage. I just think they're hiding it all.... Pope called on the UK Government to hold a similar event. He previously told The Sun that 2022 could be a crucial year in attempting to uncover the UFO mystery. Read More on The US Sun IS HE OK? Pete Davidson 'suffers meltdown on TV show set and throws coffee, candles & a TV' rest easy Walmart slashes price of holiday essential - it's a must have for families He said: "You can either just sit back and let things happen, in which case, you'll lose initiative, or you can really take what happened last year. "Having moved from fringe to mainstream, we need to keep asking hard questions holding government to account, and pushing for more initiatives and disclosures." GettyUFOs have soared up the political agenda in recent decades '/ ' GettyBurchett previously branded a UFO congressional hearing a ...total joke' '/ '
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