Alien Bodies!? Whistleblower Grusch and Navy Pilots in House UAP Hearing

The House Oversight Committee’s UAP Hearing just happened, and it was remarkable! Navy pilots David Fravor and Ryan Graves recounted their historic UFO encounters, and intelligence community whistleblower David Grusch reiterated his claims that the government has illegally concealed a UAP crash retrieval and reverse engineering program from Congress. Though these claims have been heard before, it was notable that they testified under oath to an engaged and bipartisan group of representatives. There was no joking, no attempts to undermine the claims being made, and no political maneuvering. The tone was remarkably serious, and the clear impression is that Congress isn’t letting this topic go. They’re on the ball, and already talking about next steps, including the formation of a UAP select committee with subpoena power! Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/VeryExcitingTime References Video: Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Implications on National Security, Public Safety, and Government Transparency Opening statements from David Grusch, Ryan Graves, and David Fravor The Debrief: Whistleblowers Testify Under Oath Regarding "Craft of Non-Human Origin" and Military Encounters with UAP The Debrief: Congressman Provides Account of Military UAP Image That He Says Matches No “Human Capability” The Debrief: The Congressional Hearing on UAP: What We Learned From Yesterday’s Testimony Reddit: Grusch’s rank and type Sean Kirkpatrick: statement on “hearings and transparency” Rep Moskowitz: HOC working to get classified Grusch info from ICIG Rep Moskowitz: I support the creation of a select committee on UAP Chris Mellon: “I’ve been told we have recovered non-earth technology.” Sean Cahill: “People mischaracterize Grusch as a witness. He’s the investigating officer.” Reddit: “Wasn’t analyzing secondhand info Grusch’s job?” Kelly Chase: No legal mechanism to share classified info with public Kelly Chase: The firsthand whistleblowers are coming Kelly Chase: The popular debunker narrative is no longer tenable