If the truth is out there, the US Congress wants to know.
via: Hot97
In, “Can the world get any crazier news,” the United States government has U.F.O’s and non-human bodies?
During a U.F.O. congressional hearing today (July 26), former military intelligence officer-turned-whistleblower, David Grusch, 36, says the U.S. military is sheltering nonhuman origin and has been doing so since the 1930s.
Former U.S. intelligence official David Grusch claims under oath that aliens exist and that the U.S. government is in possession of UFOs and non-human bodies ?? pic.twitter.com/mcSAupUxnc
— Insane Content (@InsaneClipsHQ) July 26, 2023
It should be noted Grusch served as a representative on two Pentagon task forces investigating UAP until earlier this year. He seemingly retired after filing a complaint for allegedly being illegally withheld from Congress. He also claims he suffered, “illegal retaliation for his confidential disclosures.”
During the hearing, the former 14-year Air Force and National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency officer was asked if people have been murdered as part of a government scheme to hide U.F.O.s. He said he “could not talk about it in a public session,” NY Times reports.
The publication also notes, Representative Tim Burchett, Republican of Tennessee, spoke on a “cover-up” that he said “stretched far beyond partisan politics.” Burchett said, “The devil’s been in our way,” as he listed government entities, including the intelligence community and the Pentagon, that he said, “prevented Congress from obtaining government reports about U.F.O.s.”
Two former Navy fighter pilots, David Fravor and Ryan Graves, described their (separate) encounters with unknown objects. They both claim that it “accelerated like nothing either had seen before.” The sightings were reported, but it’s not clear what was found on those specifically. However, some of the objects in videos released by the Pentagon have been explained as optical illusions or drones, but others remain unexplained.
The Pentagon has denied the claims from the three retired military veterans. Lawmakers call for the government to be more transparent about air safety. CNN reports that no government officials testified.
