Representative Anna Paulina Luna didn’t mince words on Newsmax’s Finnerty when she told Americans that extraterrestrial lifeforms aren’t some fringe conspiracy to be mocked and buried by elites. She squarely challenged the comfortable cynicism of the mainstream media and insisted the federal government already has far more information than it has admitted to the public. It’s refreshing to hear a Congresswoman speak plainly about an issue that affects national security and public trust.
As chairwoman of the Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets, Luna has used her platform to force the issue into the light, convening hearings to demand that agencies stop hiding behind classification and stigma. Her task force’s hearing, “Restoring Public Trust Through UAP Transparency and Whistleblower Protection,” made clear that this is not a circus; it’s a matter of accountability. Conservatives who prize government transparency should be cheering any lawmaker willing to pry loose secrets from a defensive bureaucracy.
Luna has also spoken from experience, recounting the oddities she encountered while serving at an Air National Guard base and telling listeners on national platforms that pilots and service members have been gagged for too long. These aren’t wild-eyed internet trolls — they are trained, disciplined men and women who know the difference between a malfunction and something that outperforms our best aircraft. If military testimony is being suppressed, Americans have a right to know why and to demand protections for those who come forward.
Beyond eyewitness accounts, Luna says she’s seen photos and evidence that refuse easy explanation, and she’s even raised the uncomfortable possibility of phenomena that don’t fit conventional physics. Whether you call them extraterrestrial or interdimensional, the point is painfully simple: we cannot let bureaucratic secrecy stand between the truth and the American people. Congress must press for real declassification and stop letting career officials treat national curiosity and safety as a punchline.
Make no mistake — this fight cuts to the heart of the modern administrative state. Luna’s opening remarks at the hearing blasted the long-running culture of dismissal and silence, and she insisted whistleblowers deserve protection, not punishment. That stance is textbook conservative governance: defend national security, defend the rule of law, and defend the people’s right to know what their government is doing in their name.
Patriotic Americans should stand with Representatives like Luna who refuse to bow to the Deep State’s reflexive secrecy. Demand answers, demand protections for brave insiders who tell the truth, and demand that Congress use its oversight power to get real transparency — not spin. This is about the safety and sovereignty of our nation, and no one who loves America should be willing to let elected officials put convenient secrecy ahead of citizens’ rights.
