1. US Government Has Recovered Non-Human Crafts and Bodies:
Former military intelligence officer, David Grusch, testified before Congress, claiming that he was informed of a secretive "multi-decade UAP crash retrieval and reverse-engineering program" involving unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) or UFOs.
Grusch, who served in the Air Force and National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, alleged that during his work examining classified programs, he had interviews with officials who had direct knowledge of aircraft with "nonhuman" origins. He also mentioned that "biologics" were recovered from some of these crash sites, suggesting the presence of non-human bodies.
2. Massive Amounts of Data Exists, Including Photos, Documents, and Satellite Imagery:
During the congressional hearing, witnesses, including David Grusch and Ryan Graves, emphasized that a significant amount of data exists regarding UAP sightings. Grusch stated that he conducted interviews with 40 witnesses over a four-year period, suggesting the availability of firsthand accounts.
However, much of this data remains classified, making it difficult for the public to access information about these encounters. The need for transparency and the establishment of a comprehensive reporting process for both military and commercial pilots was stressed to ensure the availability of data and a safer environment.
3. People Have Been Injured:
David Grusch and Ryan Graves both mentioned during the hearing that there have been instances where individuals, including military personnel, have been injured as a result of UAP encounters. Unfortunately, specific details about these injuries were not disclosed during the hearing.
4. IRAD Abuse:
David Grusch was asked how these programs were funded if Congress knew nothing about them and they never approved funding. He accused the military of misappropriating funds to shield UAP-related operations from congressional oversight. He claimed that the UAP program is "above congressional oversight," indicating the possibility of unauthorized use or diversion of funds for classified projects. Further information about this alleged abuse was not provided during the hearing.
5. NHI Are Potentially Inter-dimensional:
David Grusch brought up the holographic principle, suggesting that NHI could be inter-dimensional, or fourth-dimensional, and not necessarily as prosaic as we'd typically imagine aliens to be. Witness claims about encountering UAPs with advanced technology beyond our current understanding could suggest that the phenomenon might have interdimensional aspects. This speculation arises from the description of UAP behavior, such as rapid acceleration and maneuvers that defy the known laws of physics.
6. There are Unelected Officials Keeping This Knowledge from Congressional Oversight:
David Grusch's testimony suggests that certain unelected officials or executive branch agencies might be involved in withholding information about UAPs from Congress. This lack of transparency has raised concerns among lawmakers, who are now pushing for more oversight and demanding access to classified UAP records.
7. Dr. Kirkpatrick Made False Claims to Congress and Perjured Himself:
Rep. Virginia Foxx pointed out a contradiction between Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick's claim of "no credible" evidence of extraterrestrial life and David Grusch's objections, suggesting the possibility of perjury or false statements made to Congress. However, without further information on the specific claims, it's challenging to ascertain the extent of any potential misconduct.
8. Congress is Willing to Initiate the Holmen Rule:
Lawmakers, including Rep. Robert Garcia and Rep. Tim Burchett, expressed their determination to uncover the truth about UAPs and push for more government transparency. They are pushing for the Holmen Rule, a legislative tool that allows Congress to reduce the salaries of federal employees involved in specific objectionable activities, to ensure executive branch agencies hand over UAP records to a review board with the presumption of immediate disclosure.
9. Further Information to be Revealed to Congress in a SCIF:
Witnesses, like David Grusch, claimed that certain information about UAPs remains classified and sensitive, suggesting the possibility of further revelations in a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) setting. A SCIF is a secure room where classified information can be discussed without the risk of unauthorized access, providing a suitable environment for sharing sensitive data with congressional members. Topics deferred to the SCIF include but are not limited to, possible government communication with NHI, the involvement of the Department of Energy, the names of those involved, and the locations of existing crash retrievals.
10. Alleged Intimidation of Commercial Pilots by Commercial Aviation Companies:
Ryan Graves mentioned during the hearing that commercial airline pilots have also spotted UAPs, and he highlighted the stigma and fear of professional repercussions that pilots face when reporting UAP incidents. The lack of a transparent reporting process within the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the potential dismissive attitude towards civilian pilots reporting UAP sightings may imply alleged intimidation from commercial aviation companies or a lack of support in addressing these incidents.
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