A former US veteran and intelligence analyst has made shocking claims that the United States possesses spacecrafts of non-human origin. The existence of these spacecrafts is being kept secret from the US Congress, according to reports by The Debrief, a US magazine that started the latest UFO hype in the country six years ago with an article in the New York Times. David Grusch, a 36-year-old whistleblower, worked for the US military intelligence service NRO on the Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon Task Force investigating UFO reports between 2019 and 2021. Several sources vouch for him and assure his credibility.
Grusch’s claims suggest that fragments and even completely intact spaceships of exotic origin have been recovered by the US military and subjected to materials science analysis, which suggests that the technology behind the spacecrafts is either “alien or unknown”. He made these claims under oath after filing a complaint that he had been subjected to unjustified retaliation for his secret disclosure of the information to the relevant supervisory authorities. The Debrief goes to great lengths to prove Grusch’s credibility, describing him as someone who fought in Afghanistan and worked as an analyst for the US secret services for 14 years.
According to The Debrief, several US intelligence sources corroborate Grusch’s claims about the spacecrafts to varying degrees, although no one appears to have seen physical evidence. General Karl Nell adds that Grusch’s assertion is “fundamentally correct” that an arms race has been taking place behind the scenes worldwide for 80 years, based on reverse engineering of technologies of unknown origin. He says that it is undeniable that “at least some of these technologies of unknown origin stem from extraterrestrial intelligence”.
Grusch raised his allegations that this knowledge was illegally being kept secret by the oversight in the US Congress to the responsible inspector general of the US Department of Defense in July 2021. As a result, Grusch submitted a complaint in May 2022, and parts of the most secret information went to the US Parliament. Grusch handed over hundreds of pages of secret information to the US Congress, including “precise data on the material security program”. However, the US Parliament did not receive any physical material. He also claimed in the past that even dead pilots have been recovered from such spaceships but admits that he has not even seen photos of the alleged remains.
The Debrief has explained in detail how Grusch’s statements were verified. The two authors started the current UFO hype in 2017 with reports in the New York Times, which led to several internal investigations, including the task force in which Grusch worked. Even NASA has launched an investigation, but officials have repeatedly said that there is no evidence of unidentifiable flying objects. The US government has not commented on the allegations. However, an expert who researched the UFO phenomenon for the UK government decades ago described it as “very significant” to the Guardian. It remains to be seen if Grusch’s allegations hold any weight, but he could be fined or even jailed if his sworn allegations were “knowingly” false.
