In a historic statement, David Grusch, a US Air Force intelligence officer, accepted under oath that the US is in possession of extraterrestrial craft and bodies. The conclusions of the hearing leave a historical balance regarding the subject of UFOs and extraterrestrials, since, after decades without any information, the United States admits that it has airships of non-human origin and also that it possesses remains of non-human beings.
In addition, following Wednesday’s statements, several people described these crafts and supported the hypothesis that they are not made with human technology. However, in something that was also already known, these people were victims at the time of persecution and threats.
United States Admits to Having Extraterrestrial Bodies
A US Congressional subcommittee asked the government to report the data it has on unidentified flying objects after hearing the testimony of former members of the Army who claim to have seen them and who also say that the authorities keep evidence of them. The three retired military personnel claimed that US authorities have detected UFOs over US airspace for decades as a threat to national security, regardless of their origin.
They all testified before a House of Representatives subcommittee charged with investigating the notorious “unidentified flying objects.” Faced with an abundance of witnesses, in many cases both military and civilian pilots, the subcommittee members demanded that the US government establish a “transparent and secure” system so that these incidents can be reported to authorities without damaging the reputation of the witnesses.
David Grusch: The Historic Statement on Extraterrestrials
The most relevant testimony came from David Grusch, a US Air Force intelligence officer, who claimed that US authorities are in possession of both craft of extraterrestrial origin and the remains of their occupants. Following that historic statement, Grusch also noted that the United States has a program to study alleged extraterrestrial technology and attempt to reproduce it through so-called reverse engineering.
The former intelligence officer, who on numerous occasions declined to offer specific details in the face of questions from congressmen because it was classified information, also claimed that some of the people working with such extraterrestrial technology have been injured in accidents while attempting to handle the captured equipment.
Lt. Ryan Graves, a former US Navy F-18 fighter pilot, noted in his opening statement that “if UFOs are alien drones, they are an urgent national security problem.” Graves added that if the UFOs are not of human origin, “it is an issue for science. In any case, unidentified objects are a concern for aviation safety.” As expected, the reaction on social networks to what happened today was impressive.
Another witness, Commander David Gravor, also a retired Navy pilot, testified how he witnessed 2004 a UFO in the shape of a “tic tac,” a popular American candy that looks like a pill, with flight capabilities impossible for US technology. Graves stated that if the US possesses such technology, “it needs to be overseen” by lawmakers, who are the ones who have to decide what is in the best interests of Americans.”
This story was written in Spanish by Miguel Fernández in Cultura Colectiva
