In the swampy heat of late-summer Washington, Congress appears to have stumbled across an issue on which both political parties find remarkable agreement: UFOs, cptime writes. Has our government possibly made contact with extraterrestrial life?
Still, Grusch maintained that he was “absolutely” certain that the federal government is in possession of UAPs — sort of like federal authorities in the alien invasion film “Independence Day,” I imagine.
He based his certainty on interviews he had with some 40 witnesses in recent years, he said. However, he added, he was “denied access” to the alleged facility itself. That’s too bad. Grusch makes a very sincere-sounding witness and, combined with the videos that have been shot of UFOs in various shapes, sizes and breathtaking maneuverability over the years, I’m not going to try to deny he saw something. But what? That’s enough to make my long-tenured baloney detector begin to go off until I get more supporting evidence.
When asked whether he had any personal knowledge of a U.S. official being injured while attempting to reverse-engineer a UAP, Grusch answered, “yes.” But when he was asked for further clarification, he said only: “You have to imagine, assessing an unknown unknown, there’s a lot of potentialities you can’t fully prepare for.
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