Posted on 10/05/2026 4:37:05 PM PDT by yesthatjallen
A wide variety of alien species zoomed around planet Earth in different types of UFOs — including beings that looked like Greek gods, 7-foot tall reptiles and small grays — and have killed US service members, UFO whistleblower David Grusch claimed on a jaw-dropping Joe Rogan podcast.
Grusch, a retired Air Force officer and former intelligence officer at the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency and the National Reconnaissance Office, claimed to have become aware of these belief-stretching details through his work for the UAP Task Force in 2020.
“Even for me, ex-deep state intel officer, I’m like, I cannot believe I’m talking about this on Joe Rogan. And I mean, I know it sounds schizo,” Grusch told the podcaster.
“But one day people will replay the podcast and say, ‘We thought he was crazy, but what do you know? It’s true,’” Grusch added.
Grusch claimed he saw a video which showed military members at a “contemporary” UFO crash site that had as many as four dead alien bodies inside a crescent-shaped UFO.
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>> He claims he saw a video.
A science fiction movie?
>> That probe stuck me right up the a....!
You too, huh? Just about put my eye out!
>> I’m having a hard time understanding how beings who are so advanced that they have developed the means to travel to Earth from other planetary systems... keep crashing their spaceships into the ground.
Now that there’s funny! And a good question to boot.
The Keebler Cookie Elves are aliens.
You might even say their rates insurance rates are astronomical.
Very simple: these are elderly aliens who hit the gas instead of the brake.
“Gorilla lizards in the air, in the air.”
Alligator lizards.
Here’s the first question needs answering.
How did these space aliens find us?
There are between 100 and 400 billion stars in the Milky Way galaxy. Most of them are tens of trillions of miles from the next nearest star. Estimates vary but cooler heads think probably 100 to 200 million planets.
Even if it’s only 100 billion stars, 100 billion other solar systems, and even if the aliens could fly here at the speed of light, it would take trillions of flight years to visit and investigate all those solar systems.
And that’s presuming there’s an alien civilization in our galaxy with the technology necessary for interstellar travel, which we earthlings are nowhere near close to achieving. Our fastest ever space vehicle would take a little shy of 1.5 MILLION years just to get to Alpha Centauri.
It also presumes they were curious enough about it to be bothered to canvas the whole galaxy looking for neighbors to commune with/conquer/eat [pick one].
Magic 8 Ball says: Outlook not so good.
The other possibility is that they “heard” us, heard our radio signals. They’re probably watching “I Love Lucy” right now (not re-runs, the original broadcasts). But we’ve only been broadcasting for 129 years, meaning our radio signals have only reached planets within 129 light years of here.
That means our signal has been heard by about 0.3% of the galaxy. Figure travel time to get here* from the time they received the signal and now we’re down to just 65 light years, 0.15% of the galaxy.
*And that’s at light speed. It’s unlikely chemical rockets will ever exceed 1/10th the speed of light. Which means they would have to be close enough to spit on if they’ve heard our 1897 radio transmissions and then flew here at 0.1C.
And if they’re only 65 light years away, and they’re more sophisticated than us, they should have radio comms, too. Why haven’t we heard them?
I’m only considering aliens from within the Milky Way because the next nearest ‘true’ galaxy, Andromeda, is 2,500,000 light years away, to far to even consider.
So unless there’s a race either smarter or more advanced or both within that tiny fraction of the Milky Way, it isn’t possible they could have found us by our radio signal.
So the odds that they found us by accident, or that they came from within 65 light years both are infinitesimally small.
I don't think he's nuts, but he is mildly autistic from what I've read.
It is also possible that he is being given disinformation, and when he tries to corroborate it, they feed him corroborating disinfo. The intelligence world is pretty nuts.
Or, he's telling the truth.
He seems to have great faith in the Trump administration disclosing the truth in the next two years, by the end of his term.
We shall see...
I'm thinking his retirement plan is to be paid speaker at UFO conferences. I'd do it myself, but I'm booked up with Bigfoot conferences.
Same way our own advanced F-35s and what not crash into the ground.
They may not be extraterrestrials. They may be terrestrials that we did not know about.
He got wasted and watched “Arena” from the original Star Trek TV series.
Metrons and Gorn.
And left the blinker on
“There are between 100 and 400 billion stars in the Milky Way galaxy. Most of them are tens of trillions of miles from the next nearest star. Estimates vary but cooler heads think probably 100 to 200 million planets.
Even if it’s only 100 billion stars, 100 billion other solar systems, and even if the aliens could fly here at the speed of light, it would take trillions of flight years to visit and investigate all those solar systems.”
And in all that, and maybe more...there’s only one of each of us. Don’t destroy the one named Kirk.
There’s not many things on earth more boring than a Joe Rogan podcast.
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