It’s no secret that the Biden administration has been facing a lot of criticism over its handling of recent UFOs shot down by the U.S. Air Force, and the White House press briefing with John Kirby, President Biden’s National Security Council coordinator for strategic communications, only made it worse.
Kirby was unable to provide any explanation as to what the standard would be going forward in handling such objects and expressed uncertainty as to whether it was “strange” that no country had yet to claim responsibility for the UFOs. He also noted that the administration was in “uncharted territory” with this situation, leading people to question the government’s opaque handling of the issue.
It’s no surprise that the Biden administration is facing so much scrutiny over its handling of this situation. After all, if the government can’t explain what’s going on with the unidentified flying objects, how can the public trust that it’s doing the right thing for their safety and security?
The lack of transparency and knowledge on the part of the Biden administration has only served to heighten the public’s fear and suspicion. Kirby himself expressed doubts as to whether there were any releasable images of the three downed UFOs and said the administration was going to “learn from these three events” and “continue to study what happened” in order to decide what the standard would be going forward.
The Biden administration is not only failing to provide the public with the information they’re asking for but also dragging its feet when it comes to taking down suspicious objects. This was evident when Biden waited days to take down a Chinese spy balloon once it was over the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of South Carolina.
It’s clear that the Biden administration needs to come clean about these unidentified flying objects and provide the public with the answers they deserve. Until then, the public will remain in the dark and the administration will continue to face criticism.