Former Military Intelligence Officer Reveals Congress is Kept in the Dark About UAP/UFOs
Former Military Intelligence Officer Exposes Congress’ Secrecy Surrounding UAP/UFOs
David Grusch, who served as an intelligence officer in the Air Force and National Geospatial Intelligence Agency for 14 years, presented his testimony alongside two former fighter pilots who had direct encounters with UAP.
Grusch had been a representative on two Pentagon task forces dedicated to investigating UAP until earlier this year. During his work examining classified programs, he learned about “a multi-decade UAP crash retrieval and reverse-engineering program.”
Despite his requests, access to these programs was denied to him, leading him to accuse the military of misappropriating funds to shield these operations from congressional oversight.
Revealing Testimony: Former Intelligence Officer Uncovers Congress’ Lack of UAP/UFO Knowledge
Members of both parties raised questions about how Congress should proceed in investigating these remarkable allegations, indicating a growing willingness among lawmakers to demand more transparency from the executive branch regarding UAP phenomena. The issue has garnered widespread attention in recent years, with the release of video recordings showing seemingly nondescript objects moving through the air at extremely high speeds without visible means of propulsion.
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Besides Grusch, the committee heard from Ryan Graves, a former Navy pilot who encountered UAP during training missions, and David Fravor, who recorded the famous “Tic Tac” video of a large object off the California coast in 2004.
UAP/UFO Whistleblower Exposes Congress’ Lack of Awareness
Graves described the UAP he encountered as “dark grey or black cubes” within a clear sphere, with the apex or tips of the cubes touching the inside of the sphere.
He recounted an incident where an object between 5 and 15 feet in diameter flew between two F-18s and came within 50 feet of the aircraft. At the time, there was no acknowledgement or way to report such encounters.
Unidentified Aerial Phenomena: Former Intelligence Officer Blows the Whistle
Fravor shared his encounter with a smooth, seamless oval-shaped object hovering over the water before rapidly climbing about 12,000 feet in the air and disappearing.
The object was then detected roughly 60 miles away less than a minute later. Fravor expressed his belief that the object’s capabilities were far beyond current material science
UAP/UFO Secrecy Unveiled: Former Military Intelligence Officer Speaks Out
Lawmakers from both parties expressed frustration over their inability to access information about UAP from military and intelligence agencies.
A bipartisan group of senators led by Majority Leader Chuck Schumer introduced an amendment to the defense spending bill that would require executive branch agencies to hand over UAP records for review, with a presumption of immediate disclosure.
This move reflects the growing concern over potential national security threats posed by unknown objects in or near U.S. airspace.
Congress Kept in the Dark About UAP/UFOs: Insider’s Revelation
The UAP/UFO hearing served as a platform for important testimonies and calls for increased transparency regarding these mysterious phenomena.
Congress aims to address the security and safety concerns related to unidentified objects in the skies and demands answers from the military and intelligence agencies.
As the public and legislative interest intensifies, the hope is that further investigations will shed light on the nature of these enigmatic encounters.
