Freaky: The US is allegedly in possession of 'non-human bodies'
This literally feels like the start of something we are not at all ready for...
The existence of foreign 'biologics' and 'unidentified foreign objects' - also commonly known as UFOs - have always been something of a mystery.
Whether or not these extraterrestrial 'beings' existed or not didn't really phase us as much, mostly because we've had other things to focus on like a pandemic or the economic state of our country and the world over.
But it seems there is reason to believe...
After former US Intelligence official David Grusch lifted the lid on what we deem the biggest cover-up, things have officially been stirred.
"David Grusch, who led analysis of unexplained anomalous phenomena (UAP) within a US Department of Defense agency until 2023, told the House oversight committee in Washington that “non-human” beings had been found, as the issue of alien life received its highest-profile airing to date." (The Guardian)
The whistleblower has since said that he has faced 'brutal' retaliation since speaking out about his knowledge.
During questioning, Grusch revealed that he has knowledge of “people who have been harmed or injured” as a means to stop information being revealed.
What's even scarier is that Grusch said he feared for his life.
"Tim Burchett, a Republican congressman from Tennessee who is co-leading the UFO investigation, has claimed in recent weeks that the US had evidence of technology that “defies all of our laws of physics”, and that alien craft possess technology that could “turn us into a charcoal briquette”. (The Guardian)
Talk about putting a spanner in the works, Burchett went on to negate the stereotypical image we all have of foreign beings. He said: "We’re not bringing little green men or flying saucers into the hearing. Sorry to disappoint about half y’all. We’re just going to get to the facts."
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The bigger question is, can we live with any other species peacefully when we have proven to have issues with our own kind?
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