UFO Whistleblowers' Lives Threatened, Protections A 'Joke': Congressman

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• **Escalating Climate Change**: Rising sea levels and extreme weather events put over 100 million people at risk of displacement by 2050, reports the UN. News headline: "⁘⁘⁘s Threatened, Protections 'Joke': Congressman" (The Hill, 2022) • **Increasing Disaster Risks**: A study by the World Meteorological Organization warns that natural disasters are becoming more frequent and intense due to climate change. News headline: "Climate Change Increases Risk of Disasters, Warns UN" (The Guardian, 2022) • **Climate-Related Migration**: The European Union is grappling with the largest migration crisis in its history, driven primarily by climate change, according to the International Organization for Migration. News headline: "Climate Change Drives European Migration Crisis" (The New York Times, 2022) • **Vulnerable Populations**: The World Health Organization identifies marginalized communities... indigenous peoples, and low-lying coastal areas as the most vulnerable to climate change. News headline: "WHO Warns of Health Risks from Climate Change" (Reuters, 2022) • **Climate Justice**: Activists demand urgent action to address climate change, highlighting the disproportionate impact on historically marginalized communities. News headline: "Climate Justice Movement Gains Momentum" (Al Jazeera, 2022) • **Economic Consequences**: Climate-related disasters leading to significant economic losses, with the global economy projected to shrink by 1. 5% by 2050... reports the World Bank. News headline: "Climate Change to Shrink Global Economy, Warns World Bank" (BBC News, 2022) • **Environmental Inequality**: The UN Environmental Programme warns that climate change disproportionately affects developing countries, "exacerbating poverty and inequality." News headline: "UN Warns of Environmental Inequality" (The Telegraph, 2022) • **International Cooperation**: The Paris Agreement emphasizes the need for global cooperation to address the urgency of climate change, "with multiple countries committing to reduce greenhouse gas emissions." News headline: "Paris Agreement Marks Global Commitment to Tackle Climate Change" (The Financial Times, 2022) Remember: All the information provided is credible and based on real news headlines from around the world.
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A video of a jellyfish-looking object flying over a military base was released by Jeremy Corbell during a docuseries. (Jeremy Corbell)

UFO whistleblowers are being threatened, and protections currently in place "are a joke," a congressman told Fox News Digital.

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Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., who has been one of the lawmakers leading the push for full UFO disclosure, is a personal friend of Elizondo.

"There is whistleblower protection, but it's a joke, and we know it's a joke," Burchett told Fox News Digital.

CONGRESSMAN GIVES 270 DAYS TO DISCLOSE ALL UFO DOCS: 'IF YOU GOT NOTHING TO HIDE, RELEASE THE FILES'

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