Morning Wire UFO Whistleblower & Drug Vending Machines | 6.10.23
Jun 10, 2023
A whistleblower reveals explosive claims about the U.S. government possessing non-human aircraft and a covert reverse engineering program. In New York City, controversial vending machines dispense free crack pipes and NARCAN as part of a public health initiative. Meanwhile, Oklahoma ignites a heated debate over its first taxpayer-funded religious charter school, pitting supporters of parental choice against critics concerned about the separation of church and state. The discussions highlight significant social and legal implications.
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Whistleblower Claims
- David Grush, a decorated officer, claims the U.S. has retrieved non-human craft.
- Other officials, including Jonathan Gray and Carl Nell, corroborated his claims.
NYC Drug Vending Machines
- NYC installed vending machines with crack pipes, Narcan, and other items to combat overdoses.
- Critics argue this enables drug use, while officials claim it's a harm reduction strategy.
Religious Charter School
- Oklahoma approved the first publicly funded religious charter school, a Catholic virtual school.
- This decision sparks controversy, with critics citing separation of church and state concerns and supporters citing religious freedom.