US government 'forces NASA to cut ISS feed when UFOs appear.'

Stephen Bassett of UFO disclosure group PRG believes NASA is the "victim" of government laws

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Cancún Mexico [ZNN] According to a report by the UK's DAILY STAR, NASA's LIVE FEEDS from space are being controlled by the US government. This situation, as described by Stephen Bassett Executive Director of the Paradigm Research Group in Washington DC, requires NASA to obey US laws surrounding National Security.

Bassett states, “They [NASA] have been in a really tough spot and I feel for them... so, if they are turning off the video cameras because something is flying by the space station it is not NASA being the bad guy."

Throughout years of activism as the only registered lobbyist in Washington DC on the UAP matter, Bassett has sought the acknowledgement by the US government of an extraterrestrial presence engaging the planet. 

Bassett feels NASA is in a difficult position, "... [W]hat the government did, what congress did, was to put a clause in the Space Act... that says anything which involves national security, deemed to be national security matters, that NASA encounters will be completely turned over and deferred to the Department of Defence and NASA will say and do nothing."

Combined with the recent revelations and videos about UAP released by the US Navy that vividly describe their pilots' multiple interactions with UAP, the news about NASA being hand-cuffed by a clause in the congressional SPACE ACT is really no surprise - just another widening of the fissures in the government's wall of secrecy that surrounds the UAP matter. 

It does however remain disturbing that the US mainstream media continues to maintain its unwillingness to publicly unmask the overwhelming and verified data pointing to the reality of the UAP phenomenon. Could their reluctance be caused by similar national security restrictions or pressure? 

If so, it stands to reason that both NASA and the mainstream media - at the behest of factions within the US government - truncate information and news about craft of unknown origin.

The Daily Star article concludes: "Stephen (Bassett) thinks NASA staff would throw parties if the existence of aliens was publicly revealed and which would prompt a gold-rush for space research. He also said: “Obviously, ending the truth embargo of disclosure will be a massive boom for NASA, oh my God."

ZNN concurs with this assessment and awaits the continued current unfolding of the disclosure process.

REVIEW THE ENTIRE DAILY NEWS ARTICLE AND THE ACCOMPANYING AUDIO/VIDEO of Stephen Bassett's appraisal of NASA's predicament.

Journalists are invited to contact Stephen Bassett at - 
prg@paradigmresearchgroup.org

PRG web site: HERE

[Ed. Note: ZNN News Director Victor Viggiani is on assignment in Mexico until November 19th]

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