U.S. reportedly has 12 alien space craft under their control: Congress urges Capitol meeting
Daniel Foster Amongst the most prominent UFO circles, there has been a general belief that disclosure of alien life to the public would happen between now and the month of October. Naturally, a good skeptic would instantly refute or dismiss those claims due to the lack of involvement of what we know as "reputable sources". But for the past six years, those reputable sources that include people from the intelligence and military branches of the government have some forward in a more public fashion. David Grusch's surprising testimony has raised awareness from the United States Congress and they seem to be finally taking it seriously. They are demanding for answers as these claims violate civil liberty and people's perception or reality.
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Even though we know how thrilling alien life can be to a human with curiosity, the most urgent claim from Brusch was the fact that the U.S. Government has a spacecraft crash retrieval program working for decades. Brusch only disclosed some of his story to the media, but he offered all the details to members of Congress who can actually act upon this. If this is exactly the case, then both the United States Government and Aero Space Tech companies have been using these technologies without the knowledge of the people. Right now, The Hill reported that senior members of Congress are demanding a hearing at The Capitol in order to begin a thorough investigation into these claims.
Folks at The Hill spoke to the intelligence community inspector general and he mentioned that these claims from Brusch are both 'urgent and credible'. At this point, not even the most accomplished debunkers have a smart way to counter all the information that is moving forward. David Grusch is officially attemting disclosure about alien life on earth but the skeptics will never stop coming. In many cases, people don't really even care about this news and they only want to get on with their busy lives. Whether Grusch's claims are true or not will become more obvious as the days keep going by. UFO online chatter and Reddit forums are convinced The New York Times has another explosive story ready for Sunday or Monday. But for now, lets enjoy the moment.
