Posted on 07/20/2023 7:52:35 AM PDT by RoosterRedux
Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., confirmed Thursday that there will be three witnesses who will testify during next week’s hearing: Ryan Graves, Americans for Safe Aerospace executive director; David Fravor, a former commanding officer of the Black Aces Squadron with the U.S. Navy; and David Grusch, a former national reconnaissance officer representative of the Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Task Force with the Department of Defense.
Grusch had told NewsNation in an exclusive interview that the Pentagon is covering up proof of alien life. Graves had reported multiple UAP targets and warned the Pentagon these encounters are putting us at risk.
Burchette said this year’s hearing is going to be different from last year’s, where everyone who testified claimed the information sought was classified. With the three whistleblowers sharing their experiences, the American public will finally receive a resemblance of an answer.
He said the committee has received a tremendous amount of pushback from other members of Congress, the Intelligence community and the Pentagon. Even NASA backed out on them.
“This is ridiculous, folks. Either they do exist or they don’t exist,” Burchett said. “They keep telling us they don’t exist, but they block every opportunity for us to get a hold of the information to prove if they do exist. We are going to get to the bottom of it, whatever the truth may be. We are done with the coverup.”
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The House Oversight Committee hearing on UAPs/UFOs will be held on July 26 at 10 a.m. ET.
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I think it is painfully obvious that something important is going on, and has been for a long time. The details of that presence are known to a few, even though that information belongs to all of us.
But Fravor has gun-camera footage and radar accounts from both the USS Nimitz (his carrier) and USS Princeton (Aegis-equipped destroyer in his carrier group). Fravor's account is also corroborated by his weapons officer in backseat, other pilots, and sensor recordings from the E-2C Hawkeye flying overhead at the time of sighting.
Graves also has a wide variety of sensor footage (not sure what sources exactly).
As often as this has been stated, it surprises me that there are still people coming from your viewpoint.
That is correct.
Their invocation of the multitude as additional witnesses is hearsay. That is why I originally stated that the witness accounts for Jesus is actually very low, restricted to only those who wrote first hand accounts in the Bible. (Let us forget that none of the New Testament was actually physically written by the Apostles. The material appears to have been created in the 400s.)
In one case, people want to believe while in the other they don't. The idea of ET offends people's desire to be God's center of attention, I'd guess. Me? I laud and praise God for His gigantic and well-stocked Creation!
You sure do make a lot of assumptions and misunderstand me very much. I’ve been very vocal on this topic here and fully believe the UAP phenomenon is something ‘not of this world’. I DO NOT believe anything the Feds have to say about it. ‘We the people’ don’t have the crafts, MIC contractors do. ‘We the people’ aren’t testifying next week, a bunch of former military are. Disclosure had been and will continue to be a very long process. Nothing new will be told, especially to those who follow these developments closely, next week.
Yep. Pretend I’m from Missouri and Show Me.
Good answer. I’m sick of hearing the “deflect” comments also.
Also sick of hearing “why can’t they use a decent camera?”... When they’re actually using state of the art FLIR, target is miles away, moving, and jet is bouncing in turbulence, too.
Even if nothing new comes out of this hearing, always the chance it could embolden other whistleblowers to come forward....
The witness accounts are still more than for any other person in antiquity. More than Hannibal, Alexander the Great, Caesar , Cleopatra, Mark Antony, Socrates, and scores of others.
Sure, they have footage (of something), and radar logs (of something), and sensor recordings (of something).
They can’t tell us what that something is though. The best we can definitely conclude from that kind of evidence is “well, the eyewitness accounts, in this case at least, are probably not hallucinations, fantasy, or mistaken observations of ordinary phenomena”. Beyond that we can’t say “they saw an alien spacecraft” or “they saw interdimensional travelers” or “they saw an unknown experimental vehicle” or “they saw a previously undocumented natural phenomenon”. I’ll grant you it’s likely they saw something though.
Even resistance like a tug-of-war from the DOD and the Intelligence Community doesn't hurt.
Now compare this push-pull approach to a presidential press conference where a president (not Slo-Joe) announces we are not alone and scares the living hell out of everyone.
This approach is so much better. By the time everyone realizes we are not alone, people are like "So what? Tell us something we don't know."
All of the New Testament authors were known from the beginning except Hebrews as far as we know. I have no idea where you got the 400 ad date. Papias confirmed the authors of the Gospels and he lived in the first and second century. Further, I know of nobody who claims an alien encounter that also claims there were scores of witnesses to the encounter,
But isn't Fravor at least backed up by the video from the Nimtiz?
So what would convince you that the UFO's are in fact alien?
Watching them on TV land on the White House lawn and get out to talk with the President? But then that could be CGI.
Or watching a Black Cube fly over your house at 1000mph?
Would you then be an 'eyewitness', or would you just be 'claiming' to be an 'eyewitness'?
And just like that the whole corruption of the federal government and the destruction of the nation vanishes.
All I have heard are descriptions of shape and bizarre performance (the tic-tac shaped craft dropped from 80,000 ft down to 50+/- ft above sea level in 7/8th of a second (the G's at that speed would rip an aircraft to pieces). I don't think anyone is saying it is alien...just that no one knows what it is.
We'll have to wait for the hearings to see if something different comes out.
Here's an artist's rendition of what Dave Fravor saw:
He will have a coke, champagne, and hooker binge that will last for several weeks. And Joe might even join him.
I think liquor sales will also shoot up for a brief period. The only thing left on liquor store shelves will be Bud Light (still marked down to half price).
Yes, that is all true. The point I am making is that the number and quality of witnesses to UFO events are much more numerous, recent, and ongoing as compared to those ancient events. Yet, the witnesses to the UFO events are not believed. Doesn’t that seem odd to you?
Plenty of people believe that others have seen objects in the air that they can’t identify. I know of nobody that rejects this has happened. To extrapolate from that to aliens from other worlds is what gives many pause. Especially when natural causes are discovered for the majority of such events.
You are still talking about fewer witnesses when compared to the UFO events. That they are not believed seems odd to me. People can believe a very small number of witnesses from 2000 years ago when those ancient texts have been in the hands of a clearly confused Catholic Church, but they can’t believe hundreds of men with solid credentials in our own society.
There are also numerous credible witnesses who have stated that they have handled crash debris and observed live and dead ETs. A fairly large number also testify to seeing such craft in operating condition, other who say we have successfully reversed engineered certain aspects of them.
Larry, Moe, and Curly?
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