MISSION

Let's identify what's in our skies.

Americans for Safe Aerospace is a military pilot led 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to aerospace safety and national security with a focus on Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). ASA was founded by Ryan Graves, a former Lieutenant U.S. Navy F/A-18 pilot, who was the first active duty pilot to come forward to Congress about UAP.

Identifying domain awareness gaps is critical to U.S. national security. If UAP are foreign assets, we must respond appropriately. If UAP continue to defy conventional explanation — we must invest in scientific research.

ASA supports military and commercial pilots and aerospace workers impacted by UAP, scientists committed to investigating this mystery, and concerned citizens who believe in transparent disclosure from our government.

https://www.safeaerospace.org/

It sounds like this is more legitimate than these other government appointed shills. I guess the real test is if they respond to Farsight technology and what they learned from Lincoln, I share my nod of approval. If they delay even a week, then I think they're a shill. Who ignores the key thing that would fully serve their mission.

I emailed them the following. Anyone feel free to send them something same or similar

Hi. You seem like an interesting organization.

I'm afraid I am skeptical of organizations. A lot are pretending to be interested in the answers and they're just a government shill.

What do you think of this avenue?

https://farsight.org/FarsightPress/Photographing_UFOs.html

If you respond to this publically or in email within about 3 weeks, you will begin to gain my trust and I hope to help.

If you do not respond directly to this new technique for filming UAP's I will sadly say that you are probably another sort of well campaigned fake purpose organization.

There are a growing number with my opinion. I wish you all the best!

Their reply to me makes me 99% convinced that it's another ridiculous shill.

It was a friendly sort of "we never heard of those people"

Nothing else. Not: We can try that. Or yes we're trying that. Or how does that work? Just a flat "we didn't hear of them"

Shill. Moving on.