Ovni le Canada Collabore avec les États-Unis

par Jeromec, lundi 04 juillet 2022, 16:11 (il y a 662 jours) @ Jeromec

Le ministre des ressources naturelles du Canada accepte de collaborer avec le gouvernement des États-Unis afin de s'Assurer la sécurité des installations nucléaires... En fait ce qu'il devrait plutôt comprendre c'est que c'est les ovnis qui s'occupent de la sécurité des sites nucléaires...

''Le Canada deviendra le dernier pays à contribuer ou à intensifier la recherche sur les objets volants non identifiés à la suite des mesures prises par les États-Unis, la Russie et la Chine plus tôt cette semaine.''

Le Canada C'était le dernier de la gang... Mieux vaut tard que jamais...

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/canada-agrees-to-share-intelligence-on-ufos-with-u...

Canada agrees to share intelligence on UFOs with US ‘given shared priority for nuclear safety’
Johanna Chisholm - 24 Jun

Ronald Moultrie, Scott Bray
Canadian government officials have signalled that they’re keen to share information on UFOs with their American counterparts.

In a letter released this week from Canada’s Natural Resources department, the signatories discuss the government’s position on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAPs) near nuclear facilities in the North American country.

“This is an important matter that my colleagues and I in the Natural Resources portfolio take very seriously,” Deputy Minister of Natural Resources John Hannaford said.

The communication, addressed to Manitoba member of Parliament Larry Maguire, came in response to his questions oveer what Canada is doing to keep pace with lawmakers south of the border.

The US’s recommitment to investigating UAPs recently prompted Congress to conduct the first public hearing on the phenomena in 50 years.

“Given the shared priority for nuclear safety and security of nuclear facilities, and the growing interest in UAPs in both Canada and the United States, the CNSC is committed to raising the issue with its United States counterpart and sharing any related information going forward,” Mr Hannaford continued.

“We have reached out to counterparts in the United States Department of Energy regarding the Office of the Director of National Intelligence’s Preliminary Report on UAPs to learn more about its perspective in order to help inform analysis and action in Canada.”