Hello and welcome to the program UFO warning.
In this episode we're talking about whistleblower reprisal
programs. That's correct.
Whistleblower reprisal programs. And we know that military says
that they have a whistleblower protection program.
But this would be the exact opposite of this.
This would be an organized program, of course, not
official, where people who are blowing the whistle on this UFO
stuff are having actions taken against him.
According to Gresch. He's been harassed, threatened,
and he won't come right out and say it, but he's implying that
people may have even been, well, let's just say, eliminated
because of this. This is really a serious
business you're getting into. There's some different things to
play into it, whether this heated opposition is coming from
the government that we know, the government that we don't know,
or from private corporations that are working with the
government on this UFO material, craft aliens, whatever, to back
engineer this stuff. If that's the case, if this
stuff goes as deep as many of us have suspected that it goes for
a long time, then a UFO whistleblower reprisal program
might be something that they would want to have around that
they could implement. Now this article here from
newsnationnow.com The title says Congressman more witnesses were
scared away from UFO hearing and the subtitle says last week the
House Oversight Committee held a UAP hearing.
Tim Burchard says some witnesses were too scared to testify.
Burchard says conversations about the topic always encounter
quote UN quote roadblocks. Now roadblocks are those
physical roadblocks, or those roadblocks where they perhaps be
men and black, carrying whatever kind of weapon they need to stop
you from talking about it, Who knows?
This article's by Katie Smith, dated August 1st, 2023, and it
says several more political figures might have testified at
Wednesday's Congressional hearing on UA P's and UF O's,
but some backed out unexpectedly, according to US
Representative Tim Burchard, Republican Tennessee.
Burchard previously told News Nation's Senior National
Correspondent Brian Eaton that he expected about 6 witnesses to
testify. Only three did.
We had one tell us that he'd received a call from, I guess
maybe the Pentagon and he or she decided that maybe it was best
if they weren't on there, Bertrude said.
Yeah, maybe it's the best. If you didn't have to live the
rest of your life like Julie's Assange in an underground prison
somewhere, maybe that'd be best. As lawmakers continue to probe
the issue, News Nation's Brian Inton hosted A2 Hour Special
Report on the hearing and including analysis from youthful
experts. According to the congressman,
he's heard from several colleagues who claim to have
experienced sightings of their own.
But they tend to want to remain anonymous, He said.
Lo and behold, they start backing out, Bertrand said.
I'm told by reliable people I need to be careful and I don't
know what I'm doing. Wow, now this is a sitting US
congressman told by what he says are reliable people.
And in other words, people that have the wherewithal, the backup
threats need to be careful. And he doesn't know what he's
doing. Well, if all he's doing is
trying to get disclosure on this stuff, what's that tell you?
If UF O's weren't real, if this is all much of made-up nonsense
at Hokey Pokey, what would they care?
They would say, well, let this hillbilly from Tennessee come
out here and talk about this stuff and in six months people
will laugh him out of office. But that's not the reaction
they're having. If Tim Burchard was having
hearings on, I don't know, the tooth fairy, do you think this
would happen? But when you get into subjects
like UFOs and government involvement, when you get into
subjects like Bigfoot in the National Park and missing
people, when you get into subjects like implants that
can't be explained, that are found in people after they've
had alien abduction experiences, when you get into these cattle
mutilation cases where there's no blood in the ground, no
tracks, then all of a sudden the room gets quiet.
They aren't laughing anymore. They're telling you you need to
be careful. You don't know what you're
doing. And to me, that's nothing more
than a veiled threat. It's like it's like something
that a Mafia soldier would say to another soldier who's getting
a little bit out of line. You need to be careful.
You don't know what you're doing.
You can end up in the trunk of a car somewhere headed for a
landfill. That's the kind of, that's the
kind of attitude these people have.
But we're not supposed to be ruled by the Mafia.
We're supposed to be ruled by a government that's given its
consent from the people. Okay by the people.
Boy, this is looking worse and worse all the time.
But thankfully, we have someone like Tim Bercher there to come
out and talk about this stuff. He's repeating stuff that they
didn't expect to be repeated on the Internet, Where where the
whole world has access to it now.
They've been playing by their own rules for a long time and I
think they're kind of a little bit confused by what's happening
now. We get into this whole notion of
this UFO whistleblower reprisal thing a little bit.
Here it it. It's kind of rearing its head a
little bit when somebody like Shanka Patrick of the of Arrow
comes out and just eviscerates Grush without naming him.
And if that's not intimidation, I mean, I don't know.
Now he says he does this. He did this in his personal
capacity. He just happens to be the guy in
charge of finding UFO's. But he's coming out publicly
attacking this guy without mentioning his name.
This did get the attention of the Bite administration.
I'll have to give him credit for that.
It says this is from foxnews.com and it says by the
administration distanced itself from Pentagon official who
blasted UFO hearing. And then it says Doctor Sean
Kirkpatrick, Dr. the director of the Pentagon's all domain
anomaly resolution office called last week's congressional
hearing insulting. Now look, you can disagree with
the contents of that hearing, but it was your Congress that
brought it to you. OK, so just keep that in mind.
And it's one thing for a private citizen to say that, but this
guy is an employee of the US government.
Those are his bosses, our representatives.
And he's saying what they did was insulting.
I find his attitude toward our congressional representatives
insulting. Now it's got a picture of Ryan
Graves here, and him and him and Fraber both said, you know,
well, they really haven't had any harassment over this.
Well, they're Top Gun pilots. What do you expect?
Gresh, however, is what come out and he hasn't been able to tell
us where the bodies are buried, but he has been able to tell us
that the bodies are buried. This is behind the scenes.
Tensions appear to be blowing the surface after last week's
congressional hearing on UF O's. After a top Pentagon officials
personal opinion quote UN quote ripping, the witness's
testimonies became public. Doctor Sean Kirkpatrick, the
director of the All Domain Anomaly Research Office or Arrow
a ARO, said the hearing was quote was insulting to the
officers of the Department of Defense Intelligence Community
who joined Arrow which is a specialized department of the
DoD task with studying UF O's. I'll tell you what's insulting
is when someone like John Greenwald makes a request for
UFO data from a Korean crash site and 70 years ago and he
gets a blacked out page with maybe one sentence exposed.
That's what's insulting many with not unreasonable anxieties
about the career risk this would entail have been working
diligently, tirelessly, and often in the face of harassment
and animosity to satisfy their congressionally mandated
mission, Kirkpatrick said as part of a lengthy statement.
Oh yes, they've all sacrificed so much, you know, making what,
$200,000 a year, full benefits and retirement?
Man, those poor guys, a Rose top man's comments are his personal
opinions expressed in his capacity as a private citizen,
DoD spokesman Susan Goff said in an e-mail to Fox News Digital.
We won't comment directly on the comment on the contents of the
post. I don't know, you could say
something like, hey, maybe Sean shouldn't bring his work home
with him. That that would be one thing you
could say in my opinion, if I would look at this in any other
structure, any other kind of government, any other kind of
corporation, whatever, this guy is personally attacking somebody
that has bought a whistleblower complaint against him.
I think any lawyer would have told Shankar Patrick the best
thing to do is be quiet, okay, maybe release an official
statement saying, well, you know, we don't know about any of
this, but we're investigating his comments make it look like
brushes over the target. I mean, to me, it was completely
unprofessional what he did here. And I find it disturbing that
it's almost like we're in a Banana Republic where this guy
comes forward, he says he's a whistleblower, he goes through
all the right channels, he hires a lawyer, he goes before
Congress, Okay. Now, if it turns out that David
Gresh is psychopathic or has mental health issues or is just
a liar, it's all going to come out.
You can't put this much attention on something and not
have this come out. All right, So he doesn't need to
be attacked. This guy says, well, this is
disgusting. What he could say is we're
looking into it. And if it's true, we'll tell
you. But if it's not true, Mr. Gresch
is going to have to some consequences to suffer in former
perjury charges. But he didn't do that.
He got, he just took it. He just, he just took that
temperature and turned it up on high.
It seems like he got very personally offended by it.
Why? Why would he?
It's his job, man. He's taking something, a
business thing. He's making it personal.
That's weird to me. Could this be part of this
whistleblower program where they're actually, you know,
trying to attack these guys? It says Kirk Kirkpatrick took
offense to to UFO whistleblower Dave Regressions underdose
statements that alleged whistleblowers face physical
assaults and thresh to their lives, including his own.
Well, this is something we've talked about in the UFO
community for years, about people that have ended up
committing some very strange suicides, let's say.
So this is, this is an idea. It's been around a long time.
It's even thought that that might have contributed to
Kennedy's assassination, where he was asking for information
about this stuff. Tell him, NASA.
Hey, tell us about the unknowns. So this is nothing new.
Was it disgusting for John F Kennedy to send a memo to the
CIA at directing them to, you know, communicate with NASA
about any unknowns that they're aware of in order to keep our
space program safe? Was that disgusting?
I can't get into the specifics in an open form.
What I personally witnessed myself and my wife was a very
disturbing, said Gresh, a former U.S. intelligence officer and
Air Force veteran. I faced brutal, unfortunate
tactics of retribution that he called administrative terrorism.
Think about that. Administrative terrorism.
Gretch said he couldn't develop specifics in open forum like
last week's House Oversight Committee hearing because
there's a open whistleblower reprisal program case against
him. Sounds pretty organized.
An open whistleblower reprisal program case against him.
It's almost like they're doing this law fair thing on him, but
they're not using the normal channels of law to do it.
But he told lawmakers that he can detail them in a classified
briefing. Classified setting.
Rather, Gresh, along with Navy pilots Ryan Graves and David
Fraver, testified about their first hand encounters with UF
O's and UAPS identified anomalous phenomena.
As they call, as they're called now.
Well, we don't call them that. I call them UF O's.
Allegations by the hearings, witnesses of retaliation to
include physical assault, hints of murder are extraordinarily
serious, which is why law enforcement is a critical member
of the Arrow team, Patrick said. Well, that's interesting.
He called his team an arrow. Truth seekers.
A lot of people might think that's a stretch.
I mean, to see that sphere fly across that muzzle orb, you
watch that thing fly across the screen, and then this guy tells
you that there's nothing that's nothing that violates that,
nothing that violates the laws of physics about that, nothing
to see here, just another weather balloon.
But you certainly would not get that impression from last week's
hearing. You said, well, no, we wouldn't.
You see when someone turns the lights on, all the little bugs
go scurrying. Sometimes the little bugs get
angry, and I think that angry to the point that they might fight
back. And that's what Grush is worried
about. He probably should be because
Honest says he went on to say a central source of those
allegations refused to speak to a ARO.
The statement didn't specifically mention Grush, but
it was clear that's he referred to.
And that's like if you're a 4 foot 6 inch kid in junior high
and you're getting beat on by a 300 pound, 6 foot tall bully and
the teacher tells you to take your complaint to the bully,
Probably wouldn't be a good idea, goes on.
It says Kirkpatrick's statement shifted to address Congress,
specifically the bipartisan House Herbalside Committee.
That said, it's pushing to uncover the truth about UF O's
and extraterrestrial life. Furthermore, some information
reportedly provided to Congress has not been provided to Arrow,
raising additional questions about the true commitment to
transparency by some congressional elements, said
Kirkpatrick. Yeah, and this is more
silliness. He's saying the Congress hasn't
turned everything over to him. We can't get a page from from
1940. Okay.
NASA won't give us 2 main pictures of the moon and this
guy's going to complain about the Congress not giving him all
the information. I don't know, maybe Congress is
protecting more whistleblowers because as we saw Tim Burchard
just said, three of them wouldn't show up.
They've been threatened. That might be a good reason not
to give the information to Mr. Kirkpatrick.
Maybe people want to remain above ground, I don't know.
A rational person watching the hearing might reasonably assume
that both the witnesses and the members had an understanding of
the departments and the I C's progress since the establishment
of Arrow around this time last year, only naturally leading to
conclude that Arrow has been ineffective, nontransparent, and
delinquent in its legislative mission.
Well, it has been ineffective, nontransparent and delinquent.
They weren't even fully staffed up after they'd been after
they've been funded. Remember, we had the whole thing
in Congress about that. How many people you got working
there? Will, too.
What have you been doing, Will? Getting things started.
How long does it take? I don't know.
A while. Well, it's been like a year or
something. Do something.
So, yeah. And and when we ask them for
information on stuff, they clam up.
It's all classified. So yes, I think that when Mr.
Kirkpatrick uses the words ineffective, nontransparent and
delinquent, he's chosen some pretty good words there to use.
It goes on. It says I'm just, I'm deeply
disappointed at the denigration of ARS, yet we do what you don't
care. Now this is one of those deals.
It's it's a passive aggressive move.
And that's when it's really. You see this a lot in criminals.
It's when some joker goes out and does some really nasty
stuff. I mean, hurts a kid or
something. Or, you know, they get drunk and
wrecked their car into a school bus or just just think of some
scumbag behavior. And then somehow instead of
being repentant about that, instead of being like, oh man,
how did they do that? I mean, you know, this is
terrible. Oh no, it's not their fault.
The school bus full of kids should have got out of their
way, you know, should never happened.
It's just criminal mindset where the criminal commits a crime.
Or even if it's not at the rate of criminality, if it's say it's
an employee or a family member or whatever, and they do
something that's just out of line or they don't do their job,
okay. And it's just because they don't
care and it's because they're lazy and when they're confronted
about it, they have an excuse. So it's just antisocial
behavior. You were given a job.
You were given a job to be transparent.
You were given a job to be effective.
You were given a job to tell us what's going on here, and you
haven't done any of that. So what does he say?
You guys are so mean. You're up there talking bad
about me. Look at me.
I'm the victim. Passive aggressive behavior,
very dangerous by the way, Very dangerous goes on.
It says Department of Defense reacts to Kirkpatrick Gough on
behalf of the DoD. Emphasize Kirkpatrick was
speaking as a private citizen and the DoD has no information
that any individual has been harmed or killed as a result of
providing information to Arrow. Any substantial claims that
individuals have been harmed or killed in the process of
providing information to Arrow was will serve to discourage
individuals development information coming forward into
aid and Arrows efforts, she said in an e-mail.
Not one word about whether or not it was kosher for the
department head to come out and personally attack somebody on
the social media without using their name.
Not one word about, not one word about accountability about, you
know, really, maybe our department heads shouldn't be
coming out and attacking whistleblowers in the newspaper
for claiming that they're being attacked.
Think about that. Grushka said that before
Congress and says I've been attacked.
And what happens? Well, Kirkpatrick comes out and
says this no good soandso he's he's besmirching my beloved
department. This is terrible.
And then goes on to attack the guy without naming him.
I don't know, maybe Mrs. Gal could have talked about that.
Is that professional? Is that professional for the
department head to do that to a private citizen?
I don't think so, says Errol. Doesn't have any very viable
information to substantiate claims that reverse engine
program of alien tech that has existed in the past or exists
currently, according to Gal. Yeah, well, they don't have any
proof because it's all hidden away in private corporate vault
somewhere. Now it goes on, it says talks a
little bit more about, you know, how how badly they got.
Their feelings hurt. They invested 800 cases, 2% are
truly anonymous. That's still a lot.
You know, you have to think that that David Gresh is on to
something here, man, that goes on.
There's one more article here I'll take a look at real quick.
And this is from thehill.com. The article was written by Saul
Elblem. Title says UFO whistleblower
makes explosive claims but wary of divulging details.
I don't know, maybe he doesn't want to get anybody killed.
He talks about Gresch a little bit and then you get out into
the article a little bit and it's got a subtitle naming his
sources. And Gresch said that during his
time as Co lead of the Pentagon's Unexplained Anonymous
Phenomena, or UAP Task Force, fellow intelligence officials
leaked to him the existence of the secret program focused on
retrieving and attempting to reverse engineer non human
craft. So they were so scared they
couldn't even go on the record releasing this stuff.
Quote do you have direct knowledge or have you spoken to
people with direct knowledge of this imagery of crash sites?
Representative Jared Muskowitz, Democrat, Florida.
Ask Grush. I can't discuss that in an open
session, Gresch said. But he promised to offer a list
of potential witnesses, both cooperative and hostile, who
would give the committee more information.
I don't know about hostile, man. You may have a hard time getting
these guys to admit to anything while most of the intelligence
agency colleagues have been supportive, Gresch told
Representative Jamie Raskin in New York.
I Democrat in New York, I have knowledge of active and planned
reprisal activity against myself and other colleagues and what he
called administrative terrorism. Wow.
Quote. I do have knowledge of active
and planned reprisal activity against myself and other
colleagues and what he called administrative terrorism when
Raskin pressed on. When Raskin pressed on where
these reprisals had come from, Gross said the source was
certain senior senior leadership at previous agencies I was
associated with. When Raskin pressed on where
these reprisals had come from, Gross said the source was
certain senior leadership at previous agencies I was
associated with. That's all I'll say publicly,
Gresh added. But I can provide more details
in a closed environment. Wow.
Ask if anyone had been killed over, potentially, Gresh told
Representative Tim Butcher, Representative in Tennessee,
Republican of Tennessee. Rather that I have to be careful
asking that question, I directed people with that knowledge to
the appropriate authorities. In other words, he doesn't want
to even have any knowledge about people being killed, because
then he would be an accessory after the fact.
Of course. By contrast, former Navy pot
commander David Favor, sitting next to garage, said that he and
other pilots had witnessed UA P's had been treated very well.
Well, they witnessed UA P's. They didn't find out about where
the bodies are buried at. Then we get into
misappropriation of funds. You always follow the money.
So we're talking about a whistleblower reprisal program.
Well, what would they care about reprising against whistleblowers
if UF O's weren't real? They wouldn't, But they would
care if they had stolen a bunch of money under the guise of UFO
research, or if they had commandeered UFO meta material,
or maybe even UFO biologics, as they call them.
And we're currently monetizing those commodities, goes on it
says. Grush alleged that aerospace and
weapons manufacturers were siphoning money off government
contracts and plowing it into unsanctioned research projects
and advanced technology. Oh my goodness, you mean like a
black budget? That we already know they have.
The Secretary of Defense does have the authority to deny
congressional oversight of particularly sensitive special
access programs, or SA P's. But the group of high-powered
congressional leaders known as the Gang of 8 is at least
supposed to be informed, which Gresh said didn't happen in this
case. So Congress has prostituted out
their authority to the Defense Department, giving them money
that they have no accountability for.
How is this even acceptable in a free country?
Really Ask yourself. And if they would hide that and
if Congress would collude with the Deep State because that's
what this is it. They answered the no man to
cover up where this money is being spent out.
Why wouldn't they cover it up to hide UF O's?
And if somebody threatened to expose those UF O's, wouldn't
they maybe form a UFO whistleblower reprisal
committee? I don't know.
Ask how such a secret program. It's funny you said I will give
you generalities. I can get very specific in a
closed session. But misappropriation of funds,
they just steal the money. Do you think US corporations are
overcharging for certain tech? They're slowing to the US
government, and that additional money is going into programs.
Representative Mask was asked. Correct those through something
called IREN, where? I said, referring to the Infosec
Research and Engineering Network, a joint search, a joint
research and development venture between several corporate
weapons contractors. And people think that we live in
a free, democratic, capitalistic society.
Not quite, Not quite. You got you've got giant
corporations partnering with government to make all kinds of
cool discoveries and then sell them to you at exorbitantly high
prices. Press for details.
Gres said he could reveal more equalization and offer
Representative Alicia Okacia, Cortez Democrat in New York, a
list of corporations and sites to begin targeting.
I'm sure she'll get right on that.
I'd be happy to give you that in closed environment.
I can tell you I can't. I can tell you specifically,
Grush responded. So yes, he's telling you.
I can tell you whether bodies are buried or at least where I
was told they were buried at. But we got to be careful because
I've been threatened. My wife's been threatened.
We've all been threatened. What's Tim Bertrand say?
They've been threatened. Been threatened by this
whistleblower reprisal program. Just deeper than we thought.
Way deeper. Until next time, this is UFO
warning. Over and out.