Topic: 1952

The recent declassification of intelligence documents by Tulsi Gabbard was reportedly in progress for over 30 days and was not a sudden distraction. Kyle Serafin notes that the term "treason" is being used colloquially, as the legal definition requires a state of declared war, which has not occurred since 1952. Without a formal declaration, prosecuting officials for treason remains a significant legal challenge.

Lewis Brackpool discusses the 1952 Linmouth flood in the UK, which killed 30 people and was later linked to a declassified RAF rainmaking experiment. He explains his current efforts to send FOI requests to the Ministry of Defense to declassify more historical documents related to weather modification. Brackpool argues that there is now significant public interest in these activities, which is a key requirement for the declassification process.