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So, it appears that Lockheed wanted to divest itself of UAP material via a tech-transfer to KONA BLUE through this prospective special access program request filed by Harry Reid. The program was going to be owned by the DHS, but when reps from the DHS went knocking on doors, they got the door slammed in their faces (seemingly by the CIA in particular - as mentioned by Grusch, and others. See also, reporting on the OGA within the CIA - Source#1 / Source#2). This was outlined in the following passage from the first Skinwalkers at the Pentagon book:

Shortly after the successful meeting with O’Toole at DHS, Sacha Mover ("a very high-level official at DHS") and Jim Bell (DHS) (pseudonyms) began knocking on doors beyond DHS to connect with the “keepers of the secrets” in at least two other agencies. In these meetings, which took place in June-July 2011, Sacha, Jim, and colleagues were treated rudely and harshly. Bell and Mover were repeatedly told “no, and hell no.” This left Mover and Bell convinced that advanced technology was sequestered under government supervision at aerospace contractors’ facilities. As a result, the DHS officials became very hesitant and even fearful of moving forward. Perhaps Mover and Bell only belatedly realized the unique, game changing, and earth-shattering nature of the biggest secret ever kept by the United States. The vast implications of this secret may simply have paralyzed them.

It’s possible that because DHS was a “new kid in town” and low on the traditional pecking order among long-established intelligence agencies that their requests were viewed as not worthy of serious consideration. After all, with the passage of the Homeland Security Act by Congress in November 2002 in response to devastatingly poor coordination between intelligence and law enforcement organizations seen in the wake of the September 2001 attacks, the Department of Homeland Security formally came into being as a stand-alone, Cabinet-level department to further coordinate and unify national homeland security efforts, opening its doors on March 1, 2003. Therefore, when Bell and Mover began knocking on doors to obtain additional evidence on sequestered advanced technology, the rudeness and hostility shown to them was not just an attempt to protect the greatest secret of all, but a marking of the territory for a young organization less than ten years old that dared to request access to something that had been successfully buried within the bowels of the United States Government for more than 60 years.

Nevertheless Bell, Mover, and colleagues emerged from the June 2011 inter-agency meetings newly convinced that sequestered advanced technology was real and that they had a tiger by the tail in attempting to bring a new BAASS-like program under the DHS umbrella. | https://www.aaro.mil/Portals/136/PDFs/UAP_RECORDS_RESEARCH/AARO_DHS_Kona_Blue.pdf?ver=BjOpTzFISPc0LWMw5uAzzw%3D%3D

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