Hello, and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about nonhuman biologics.
That's correct, Nonhuman biologics.
And it looks like that's the new gobbledygook word for aliens.
The thing nobody wants to talk about in Congress.
Really. This article comes to us from
npr.com. You can't get much more mainline
than that, Says US Recovered nonhuman biologics from UFO
crash Sites, says former Intel official And it's written by
Vanessa Romo Bill Chappell, dated July 27th, 2023.
It's got a picture of the three whistleblowers here.
Graves Crush and David Fraver. You know, these guys went under
oath to say this stuff. It's hard to imagine that that
they would normally lie about this stuff over something, you
know, like this. I don't know. 3 Military
Veterans testified in Congress is highly anticipated hearing on
the UF O's Wednesday, including a former Air Force intelligence
officer who claimed the US government has operated a secret
multidecade reverse engineering program of recovered vessels.
He also said the US has recovered nonhuman biologics
from alleged crisis sites. Now there again, he's not
telling us if this would just be biological materials such as
plants or cells or this is actual fullblown aliens.
But we have to believe almost I think, that that they're saying
something was flying these things.
But while the topic of little green men, quote UN quote, it
says did come up, much of the much of the discussion centered
on improving processes for reporting unidentified aerial
phenomena or UAP's. You know, you kind of kind of
see what they're doing here. They're laying the groundwork
for the debunking already. They got, they got to throw in
the word little green men. I wish for one time that one of
these journalists from a mainline publication like a like
a government funded organization such as NBR, could do serious
reporting only on this and leave out the little jokes and
innuendos. That'd be nice and it goes on.
It says the military is terms for UFOSUAPS, right?
We know this. There were also calls to remove
the stigma for aviators who report UAP sightings and to
ensure oversight of government programs that investigate them.
Well, the government put the stigma there to begin with, with
all the depursting campaigns, so I guess they'll have to be the
ones that turn this around. Retired major retired Major
General David Grush, who went from being part of the
Pentagon's Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Task Force
to becoming a whistleblower, told the House Oversight
Committee's National Security Subcommittee that he had been
denied access to some government UFO programs, but that he knows
the exact locations of UA P's and USA&US position.
Now I got to say knowing and think, I know are two different
things. And he's told us repeatedly that
he hasn't seen these himself. He's basing this on, you know,
dozens of people he's talked to. So to say that I know something
and to say that I believe something are actually a little,
a little different here. Okay you.
And then it goes. It has a little video you can
watch here. It says in response to public
interest and political pressure, federal military agencies have
shared a trove of information about unexplained aircraft
encounters. But many sightings have been
found to be of pedestrian origin, from weather balloons to
drones, airborne trash and birds.
Now, this is a qualitative statement.
They're not giving you any numbers of anything.
So this is, this is a kind of an an underhanded thing to do.
I think it's very biased. First, they give you the truth
in response to public interest and political pressure.
There's been a lot of that. Federal and military agencies
have shared a trove of information.
That part's not correct. They've shared some information
with a lot of disinformation about unexplained encounters.
So what we've got is not even the tip of the iceberg.
And then it goes on. And so it sets up the straw man
here, Okay, this is, this is the part you're supposed to look at.
Well, yeah, there is a lot of interest in this.
And then it goes here. Not now.
It brings out the knives. But many sightings have been
found to be a pedestrian origin, from weather balloons to drones,
airborne trash and birds. That doesn't tell you how many
have been have been found to be weather balloons, drones, trash
and birds. It just says many.
It's generalizing. Now, at the worst, that's lazy
reporting at the best. Rather, that's lazy reporting at
worst. This is simply trying to destroy
the argument that there are UFOs with this, with this lie that
the government has given us all kinds of reasons to believe that
they're not, that there are not UFOs because it they're nothing
more than balloon trash, drones and birds.
So they're generalizing. They can't face it with numbers.
They can't come out and say, OK, out of these 10 sightings, we
were able to unequivocally prove with evidence that they were
drones, airborne traction birds. They can't do that.
There are too many unexplained sightings for these guys to even
try to address what's actually going on here.
So they speak in generalities. They set up a straw man.
Oh, there's a balloon over there.
Where's the balloon at? Show it to me.
How many do we have? Why aren't we tracking these
things? There's trash.
Well, how often do you have big chunks of trash flying at 30,000
feet, 40,000 feet? If we do, this should be a real
concern for air travelers. Birds.
I mean, how big can a bird get? Drones.
Don't we have laws that that control the the air traffic of
drones? So they're setting up all these
very feeble arguments to try to oppose what we already know is
true that there are UFO's. On Wednesday, Defense Department
spokeswoman Susan Gal and she's must have been really busy this
week issued a statement saying the Pentagon's inquiries had not
turned up quote any verifiable information to to substantiate
claims that any programs regarding the position or
reverse engineering of extraterrestrial materials have
existed in the past or exist currently.
As Associated Press reports. You know you could have chat GB
T put that out there. Gresch also alleged that the US
has retrieved, quote, nonhuman biological matter from the
pilots of the crafts, adding that was the assessment of
people with direct knowledge on the UAP program I talked to that
are currently still on the program.
So he's saying that they've recovered pilots, that they have
biological matter from pilots, these guys are probably dead,
whatever they are, and that they recovered stuff from these
things. Now, with what we've been
through in the last three years, you would think that the public
would have a right to know if the DoD or whoever has
introduced some kind of biological, nonhuman material
that could put the world in peril again.
While he refrained from sharing any further information in the
public hearing, Gresch offered to disclose details behind
closed doors. Gresch said he hasn't personally
seen any alien vehicles or alien bodies, and that his opinions
are based on the accounts of over 40 witnesses as he
interviewed over four years in his role with UAP Task Force.
Here's the problem. If he hasn't seen himself okay,
then we don't know for sure what's going on here.
This could be a a really detailed limited hangout or
false flag if you will, where he just, he's the victim, he's the
scapegoat, he's the guy they put out there, they feed all the
stuff into. And then they set up a big deal
where he tells them to go find this spaceship, kind of like
Geraldo and Capone safe. And they get there and there's
nothing there. And then he looks like an idiot.
And then they can spend the next six months or six years saying,
look, this is all, this is all crazy talk.
This guy, you know, he had a mental breakdown and whatever,
there are no UFO's. Could be that, he says.
My testimony is based on information I have been given by
individuals with a longstanding track record of legitimacy and
service to this country, many of whom also shared compelling
evidence in the form of photography, official
documentation and classified oral testimony, Gresch said,
adding that the trove of evidence has been intentionally
kept secret from Congress. Several times during the
hearing, Gresch deflected lawmakers question, saying he
could only elaborate in a skiff. That's a Sensitive Compartmental
Information Facility, basically a steel box you have to go into.
Those instances include when he was asked if the government has
had any contact with aliens and whether anyone had been murdered
to cover up information about extraterrestrial technology.
Grass City couldn't comment. I've talked about it here before
about the whole the, you know, the wet weather theory.
That was a supposedly ACIA term, I think, for when somebody is is
killed because they're considered a security risk
regarding UFO information. Remember I pointed out that I
made a little podcast about that and and cloned it up on YouTube
before I took them all down and YouTube got really, really angry
about that. Threatened to kick me off the
platform and everything else. Not that that would be much of a
loss. The former intelligence officer
also told the panel that he and several other colleagues I've
been the targets of administrative terrorism and
that he has at times feared for his life since coming forward.
Administrative terrorism. That's interesting.
I I think harassment might have been a better word there.
I mean, he's still got all of his body parts, his family still
alive as far as I know, quite. It was very brutal and very
unfortunate, some of the tactics that used to hurt me both
professionally and personally, he said, adding that there is
currently an open investigation into this matter.
Good luck with that. It goes on and says UAP
sightings are not rare or isolated.
The subcommittee also heard testimony from former Navy pilot
Ryan Graves and retired commander David Fraver about
their alleged encounters with the aircraft of an unexplained
origin. Graves recounted an incident
with a flying object off the coast of Virginia Beach in 2014
while flying F15. He said he came up the city camp
on an aircraft that look like a dark Gray or black cube inside
of a clear sphere, but he estimated to be 15 feet in
diameter and unlike any aircraft he has ever seen.
Grave claimed the UAP could remain stationary despite
hurricane force winds. He told lawmakers that his
squadron submitted a safety report at the time, but that he
received no official acknowledgement of the incident.
According to the former pilot, UAP encounters in that region
were not rare or isolated. And that's I think they're
talking down there around San Diego, around it's Kelling
Island. There's a lot of weird stuff
down there. Graves has since founded
Americans for Safe Aerospace, a group that supporters a group
that supports aviators who have reported UA P's.
He stated that the objects that are reportedly being seen by
military and commercial jets are performing maneuvers that are
unexplainable due to our current understanding of our
technologies. He added if everyone could see
the sensor and video data eyewitness, our national
conversation would change. Wow.
Then it finishes up here. It says incredible technology
unlike anything we've seen. Retired Navy commander David
Favor offered the panel his own area count of UAP encounter that
was captured on video in 2004 and released to the public in
2020. Yeah, that was pretty amazing.
Favor described being flabbergasted when he and three
other service members saw white Tic Tac shaped object flying
flying object emerged over the San Diego coast and California.
As he and the other pilots tried to get closer to the mysterious
craft, it rapidly accelerated and disappeared right in front
of our aircraft, leaving no detectable turbulence.
The technology that we face was far superior than anything that
we had forever said. I'm not a UFO fanatic, but what
we saw with our with the four sets of eyes, we have nothing
close to it. It was incredible technology,
Favor said. It was several years before any
official fold up on the extraordinary events of the day.
And even then, he added, nothing was done.
A highly anticipated hearing was open to the public.
People waited for hours to secure a spot for the hearing.
A 22 year old from New York City, who asked to remain
anonymous due to the stigma and still that still protested on
the subject, told NPR he made plans to attend knowing that
it's something that could be historic.
Moment from over floor room with about 100 other enthralled
spectators, he watched his brush graves in favor.
Men with long careers in the military share their experiences
out of context, he said. Their stories sound fantastical,
but given the credentials of all three witnesses, he said, he
said he's a believer and he wasn't the only one.
There was definitely a gasp and everyone was definitely a little
bit shocked, he said. When Gresch was talking about
nonhuman biologics. There was a similar response.
When Gresch later touched on their personal retaliation, he
suffered, according to the man. The hearing is the latest push
by Congress to pressure intelligence agencies for
transparency about UAP's, arguing that they're a matter of
national security. Well, they're more than a matter
of national security, they're a matter of personal freedom
because these guys are allowed to get a hold of this stuff and
manipulate and control it to the point where they are in charge
of all this UFO material or even possibly knowledge beyond what
we have with the help of these non human biologics.
We're all in a lot of trouble, Gresch.
Graves and Favor echoed similar sentiments, saying they would
like to see a safe and transparent centralized
reporting system. The men added that they are
hopeful the public discourse is a first step toward eliminating
the stigma around reports of UA P's to encourage others to come
forward. Graves, the ex Navy pilot,
estimated that only about a 5% of UFAUAP sightings are reported
to the old Domain. Anomaly Resolution Office and
the Office of Director of National Intelligence quote I I
urge us to put aside stigma and address the security and safety
issue that this topic represents, Grave said.
If UAP are foreign drones, it is urgent.
It is an urgent national security problem.
If it is something else, it is an issue for science.
In either case, unidentified objects are a concern for flight
safety. The American people deserve to
know what's happening in our skies.
It is long overdue. Well, this is then, it says.
Since it was formed last summer, the old Domain Anomaly Research
office has received 366 reports of UA P's and I expect nothing
to be done with them. This hearing was good for a few
things. It gets people talking about it
and maybe, if nothing else, it will do something to to stop the
deep personing. You have three career military
people and of course, you know, we in this country have been
conditioned to respect, adore and even do a little bit of hero
worship when it comes to these kind of guys, fighter pilots,
guys are on the front lines and it's going to be a lot harder
for the deep state to call these guys crazy or mistaken or
whatever. They are the best of the best
that you could get for an expert witness, I guess you could say.
And they all have these, two of them with eyewitness accounts.
And one of them here says, hey, I've been in the belly of the
beast and this is what I found. So what this ends up at, we
don't know. But it's something.
At least until next time. This is UFO warning.
Over and out.