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We are not alone: The UFO whistleblower speaks
Former intelligence officer makes claims of potential extraterrestrial life
Whistleblower: U.S. has “quite a number” of "non-human” vehicles
David Grusch: “We're definitely not alone”
(NewsNation) — For decades, the UFO question has been consigned to the realm of speculation,
conspiracy theory and science fiction. However, in recent years, serious people have started taking on
the subject with a more academic approach.
The renewed interest has been prompted in part by the recent release of videos purporting to show
encounters between American nava…

The Department of Defense has established a special team: the All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office
(AARO). It’s job: to investigate and identify what are now hundreds of reported sightings. So far, they
have not confirmed any of them to constitute proof of alien life.
The U.S. government’s official stance, however, remains the same: human beings are alone.
But now, for the first time, a former member of AARO is speaking out with a stunning story.
“My name is David Grusch.”
“I came from a blue-collar family in Pittsburgh and had the money for college,” said Grusch. “I always
admired people in u…

The most earth-shattering of those secrets, he claims, were revealed after 2019, when he was invited
to join the UAP task force.
“I have, based on my full security clearance and multiple polygraphs (lie detector tests), had the ability
to be read into any program that I needed,” he said. “At one point in time, I was extremely highly
cleared.”
During that time, Grusch claims the UAP Task Force was refused access to a broad crash retrieval
program.
“These are retrieving non-human origin technical vehicles, call it space-craft if you will. Non-human
exotic origin vehicles that have either landed …

interviewing people who didn’t know each other and making sure this wasn’t some kind of cover-up of
some other program.”
Grusch says he pressed to gain direct access to the program, and that’s when the trouble started. He
claims his investigation was stymied, and his requests for access were rebuffed.
“They shut the door in my face. They denied me access to these programs,” he said.
Soon after, he says he endured reprisals and retaliations from above. He reported that information to
the intelligence community inspector general and eventually filed a whistleblower complaint.
The experience, he …

dimension in higher dimensional space where you were living there. You could translate across what
we perceive as a linear flow. So there is a possibility that this is a theory here. I’m not saying this is
100% the case but it could be that this is not necessarily extraterrestrial, and it’s actually coming from a
higher dimensional physical space that might be co-located right here.”
Grusch says he’s certain that the materials the crafts are made out of are not of our planet.
“Based on the very specific properties that I was briefed on … isotopic ratios that have to be
engineered for it to be …

“That analysis they did was a total hack job,” he said. “I mean, even anybody with analytical skills … if
you read it, you can deduce that they’re completing multiple situations crash test dummies and
movable dunes. They (the Air Force) is just saying that the townsfolk who personally witnessed it were
totally imagining things. They concocted that whole report just to disinform.”
As to why Grusch believes the Air Force and the U.S. government maintain such a degree of secrecy,
he believes it is, in his words, “Feudalistic dominance,” and “fuel in the war machine.”
He claims that through the 50…

David Grusch was part of that team.
He says, however, that the promised new age of government transparency is a fallacy. For starters, he
says the videos that have been released are just the tip of the iceberg.
“There are many videos that are totally fair to release through a declassification process,” he said. “I
find it very concerning from a transparency perspective that all that the department has declassified
were those three famous videos. There are more concerning videos that left me with a lot of questions.”
He says there are credible witnesses who could testify before Congress about s…

“That’s the kind of information I really hope national leadership is able to get to the bottom of,” Grusch
said.
We do know of at least one agreement among humans that’s worth noting. A 1971 agreement between
the U.S. and the USSR on measures to reduce the risk of nuclear war. Whether or not you believe
David Grusch, the document proves the two superpowers were aware that UAP existed, whatever they
were.
Grusch believes the U.S. government will do anything to keep these secrets safe.
“At the very least, I saw substantiative evidence that white-collar crime was committed,” he said.
When asked i…