Hey everyone: First off I agree with the sentiment that we need evidence as the public before we can fully believe Grusch’s claims, despite his qualifications. But we CANNOT ignore the 2 (public, I’d wager there are more than 2 total) interrogatories that were sent out of Eric Burlisons office before the summer. One was sent to MIT Lincoln labs, the other was sent to MITRE. If you read the letters, Grusch knew the SPECIFIC FILE that was eventually declassified by MIT Lincoln Labs after over 7...

Hey everyone: First off I agree with the sentiment that we need evidence as the public before we can fully believe Grusch’s claims, despite his qualifications. But we CANNOT ignore the 2 (public, I’d wager there are more than 2 total) interrogatories that were sent out of Eric Burlisons office before the summer. One was sent to MIT Lincoln labs, the other was sent to MITRE. If you read the letters, Grusch knew the SPECIFIC FILE that was eventually declassified by MIT Lincoln Labs after over 7...

Hey everyone: First off I agree with the sentiment that we need evidence as the public before we can fully believe Grusch’s claims, despite his qualifications. But we CANNOT ignore the 2 (public, I’d wager there are more than 2 total) interrogatories that were sent out of Eric Burlisons office before the summer. One was sent to MIT Lincoln labs, the other was sent to MITRE. If you read the letters, Grusch knew the SPECIFIC FILE that was eventually declassified by MIT Lincoln Labs after over 7...

Cartel drones huh “Sources also tell Liberation Times that the U.S. government - including its UAP office, the All‑domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) - is aware of data indicating extreme‑performance incidents. These reportedly include objects traversing the Atlantic Ocean from end to end in three seconds, as well as similar episodes of rapid acceleration observed in the vicinity of Japan.” https://t.co/5OIbnztTGO

Sources also tell Liberation Times that the U.S. government - including its UAP office, the All‑domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) - is aware of data indicating extreme‑performance incidents. These reportedly include objects traversing the Atlantic Ocean from end to end in three seconds, as well as similar episodes of rapid acceleration observed in the vicinity of Japan. [Quoted] NEW: The Push for UFO Disclosure Intensifies as Pressure Mounts on Donald Trump https://t.co/iDQTHuYTBo

Well, that definitely doesn't look like something from around here. https://t.co/8HTBAgvwst [Quoted] The Pentagon released a 3rd batch of UFO files. We enhanced a still from this UAP case: Atlantic Ocean, 2020: 32 seconds of military infrared. NORTHCOM reported it, AARO couldn't resolve it - a "maroonish," 12-15 foot object that "traveled with the wind." https://t.co/2lCEZWxg0c

RT @JoelValdezDOW: From the 4th release of UAP files on https://t.co/gbAdmjRhFn under PURSUE: "DOW-UAP-PR116, Unresolved UAP Report, Atlant…