Hello, and welcome to the program UFO Warning.
In this episode, we're talking about UFOs and can you handle
the truth? That's correct.
UFOs, can you handle the truth? Now, for decades, we've been
told that the American public can't handle the truth, that we
can't handle the truth about a lot of things.
And that's why the government has to keep secrets from us.
Well, I for one, think that they've gone up just a little
bit overboard. I mean, just a couple of weeks
ago, I believe was former President Trump came out and
said that he wasn't able to release the records on John F
Kennedy's assassination when he's in the office.
Because if you saw what I saw, you would know why I couldn't
release those records. In other words, you can't handle
the truth would have expected better coming from him.
The fact is we can handle the truth.
The truth will set us free. We know that.
And here we are listening to Tim Burchett in a recent podcast
interview he did. I think it was.
The gentleman's name was Trey Smith.
I found this on reddit.com. The individual that posted it
did not post a link to the podcast, which is unfortunate
because this guy deserves all the credit for securing this
interview with Representative Tim Burchett, a real firebrand
on this issue. And in this one minute excerpt,
we're going to play about a minute 16.
Congressman Tim Burchett says that someone on Capitol Hill
urged him not to pursue UFO transparency because quote,
people couldn't handle it. There would be riots.
He says consensus among Congressmen is that the UFOs
originate from a non human intelligence.
In other words, we have an idea what it is, but we can't tell
people because they might just get so upset they would have
riots. After what I've seen in the last
couple years, I am judging people to be pretty passive.
I don't see people going into the streets and rioting about
being lied to by their government.
Unless of course we found out that this deep state, that our
own government have been conspiring with these things,
whatever they are. It might explain cattle
mutilations, abductions and a whole lot of other things.
But before we get into all that, I want to go ahead and and take
a listen to us about a minute and 16 second long response from
Tim Burchett talking about being told not to pursue UFO
transparency. I think it's it's it's so
commendable to him that he's had the courage to come out and do
this. So let's listen up right now.
I mean, I I was told that, you know, it's it was kind of weird.
I was in the, in the tunnel, one of the tunnel's capitalist
Republic. You know they're open now since
COVID. Whatever.
After COVID. But, and it was, it was kind of
weird. A guy walked up to me that I
knew and said, you know, Tim, he said we really don't need to put
this stuff out. And I was like, wait, he said,
yeah, he said people couldn't handle it.
There'd be riots. And I'm like riots by who?
You know, I I I can go to East Knoxville and have a forum on
it. I can go to West Knoxville and
have a forum. I go to Loudon.
Lenoir City dangerous. You know, wherever I from
Claiborne County or Granger County, you know what people
would say. I think there's something out
there I want to know that that gum answer.
I don't care their color, their socio, economic background or
anything else. I agree.
I know we're basically already touching up on it, but with the
UAP task force set up, is there a consensus that this is non
human intelligence? That these are not anything
relative to this earth or created on this earth.
Among congressmen, there is I failed but but I don't believe
in the intelligence community. They're permitted to say that.
Now this next article comes to us from thesun.com.
I'll have links at the Kofi and the Locals site.
As always you can take a look over there.
The title of the article says Black Project.
I was told to stop asking questions about UFOSI was warned
there would be riots if truth got out says US Congressman.
And then this is what Mike Katie Davis published 8:30 Eastern
Time, April 4th, 20, 24 The article goes on and says a
politician has revealed he was warned to stop asking questions
about UFOs as people couldn't handle the truth.
Representative Tim Burgett said someone at Capitol Hill told him
there would be riots if details on what the US really knows
about UFOs were disclosed. And just the idea that the
average person is going to go out there in the street and
riot. I mean, you can hardly get him
up off their couch from watching, you know, sports or
the news or whatever. I just find that silly.
It goes on here. It says.
The congressman, a long term advocate for disclosure, has
said he intends to push for more hearings on the UFO phenomena.
Officials at the Pentagon have long denied there is any
evidence of aliens visiting Earth.
Earlier this month, the authority released a dossier to
the public detailing events back to 1945.
And that's actually some port writing right there.
What they released was just more or less a there wasn't even
enough work put in it to call it a cover up.
Just a mostly a blanket denial that UFOs are real after we've
spent all this money to have these guys resolve the UFO
dilemma, which they of course have not done.
It says it insisted there were no hidden UFO programs within
the government and that there is no evidence of extraterrestrial
activity. And talk about having the fox
guard the hen house. But Burchett previously told the
Sun that the world is being lied to about UFOs.
The Tennessee Republican has pushed for more whistleblowers
to come forward as he pushes for more hearings.
It comes after former intelligence officer David
Charles Crush made extraordinary claims that the US has wreckage
from non human craft and even dead pilots.
His remarkable claims so far have not been backed up by hard
evidence, but have sent a UFO shockwave through Washington DC.
Well, it has set a shockwave through DC that is for sure that
even a little bit of the truth maybe has gotten out, says UFOs
are now more commonly referred to in official circles as UAP or
Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena.
You know, why do they need to change the terms all the time
and the names of these things if they're just going to tell us
that they don't exist? Burchett told News Nation.
We're going to hopefully have some whistleblowers in there to
blow the lid off some more stuff to get so get read.
So I think I think what he means there is get ready.
Sometimes they make mistakes in these articles.
They just seem to put them a little too fast.
According to Burchett, many in Congress believe UFOs originate
from a non human intelligence, but he revealed he was urged by
someone at Capitol Hill to stop pursuing transparency over UFOs.
Burchett told Trey Smith It was kind of weird.
A guy walked up to me that I knew and said, you know Tim, we
really don't need to put this stuff out.
People couldn't handle it. There would be riots, he said.
He told the man that if he held forums in different cities,
people would say that they want to know the truth as they want
answers. Speaking to the Sun, Bridgette
previously challenged someone inside the Defense Department to
come forward with hard evidence, such as a photo or video to
truly blow the lid off the cover up.
Well, now that's what we need. We really need places, dates,
photographs that we can document this stuff, what's going on?
But it seems clear to me that the Deep State is bent on
covering this stuff up. This Tim Burchett, he must have
just lived a pretty straight, clean life because they haven't
been able to deperson him so far.
And so now they're resorting to threats.
Threats that, you know, people all across the country would
resort to violence and take to the streets and have riots if
they knew the truth about what was going on with these UFOs.
The article goes on and says he said Congress has been lied to
and the public have been lied to.
But we got to have that one person who walks out with a tape
or something, he added. I would tell any whistleblower
to come out. Your country needs you.
Well, the problem with this is that we live in such a
surveillance society where especially somebody in one of
these key positions who might have evidence like this to
really, you know, maybe not prove, but to really suggest
that these UF OS are, some are, are real and that the deep state
is intimately involved with him. That person I think would be
under such tight security that it might be nearly impossible
for them to smuggle anything out.
And we have to ask yourself, is this, if this secret is so
important for them to keep that they're threatening Congressman
with, you know, a national security disruptions and and
riots and all the rest, what would they do to stop that stuff
from coming out? I mean, Gross has talked about
his own safety being threatened. So while it's hopeful that
somebody could release something other than deathbed confession,
I'm not really too sure about anybody ever being able to do
that. That's why I keep talking about
we need to have a set up our own disclosure.
When we Crowdsource this stuff, we may get a little bit of here
and there with the deep state. But much the same way Edward
Snowden was threatened with life imprisonment, you know,
absconded to the Soviet Russia, much like Julian Assange is, is
locked up. I you've got to exercise some
restraint when you confront these people.
And I think that if a person really came out and and
confronted these guys and exposed them for what could be
going on, which what I would suspect might be some kind of
conspiracy between the deep state and whatever these
entities are, that the person that has that actual hard
evidence, that's the person that's going to be in danger.
So maybe it's safer just to assume it's going on.
I didn't need Edward Snowden or Julian Assange to tell me about
the bad things that were happening, OK?
I just assumed they already are and and were.
I assumed that I was being spied on.
That's how I live my life. And so I'm making the assumption
that UFOs are real because of all the evidence that I see.
It's just overwhelming. And I'm also making the
assumption that if I know they're real people within the
bowels of our, of our, you know, government, whatever this thing
is, it's ruling over us. They know they're real, and
they've got a lot more power and a lot more resources than I do.
And so if they know they're real, they're in a position to
reach out to these things and be in communication with them.
And if they're in communication with them, they're probably
conspiring with them to do whatever it is that these things
want done at, which may not be in our best interest.
So for me, it's a safe assumption.
I don't need somebody to risk their life to come out and tell
me, hey, your government knows about these UFOs and they're in
communication with them and they're conspiring with them to
do things that you may not be aware of or or or want done.
Well, all that stuff's out of my power.
I can only assume the worst, basically, and live my life
accordingly. And as far as finding out the
truth about these entities, I think that the, the, the safest,
easiest way to do that is going to be on our own because we
can't handle the truth, OK? The people that can't handle the
truth are the very ones that are going to depend on the
government to tell them what's going on.
And I'm not so sure the government's going to give them
the truth that they're looking for.
And I'm not sure the government's going to give them
the actual truth. They may give them a sanitized
version and do what they always do, create a parallel narrative
that's different from what's actually happening now.
We hear a lot of times from people like Louis Elizondo and
and some of the UFO mafia members out there that the big
deal would be that all religious people, they specifically seem
to single out Christians and Catholics that they would freak
out over UFO disclosure because it doesn't align with their
belief system. Even though the Pope has
volunteered to baptize aliens. That's a whole other story.
I think that Representative Tim Burchett is important to look at
because he is a a Christian, he's a proclaimed Christian and
he has pointed out that it doesn't contradict his faith
that he believes it's a possibility.
Now there's two ways to look at this thing.
You could say, well these these entities where they are that
there's some other, there's some other life form from another
planet and therefore they're just created by God like humans
are. Some people might go to the dark
side of that and say look, these things are demonic.
There is some sort of creation from the beginning that's turned
against God. However you want to look at it,
these entities, these, this phenomenon, whatever it is, can
fit in with religious beliefs just fine.
We don't have to explain everything.
Now, we might not know whether they're good or bad, but the
fact that people are confronted with the reality of these things
doesn't mean they're going to. They're going to lose your
religion over it and there. And therefore the government
will no longer have this. You know, we'll have, we'll be
able to use religion as a as a control mechanism.
I mean, I think that's the only thing that governments really
care about. It really cares about anyway.
They don't care about people's religious freedoms or religious
rights. They just look at religion as a
way to control people. And if people lose their
religion, then perhaps they will lose the ability to control
them. The fact is it's it's a this
whole UFO thing is it's a big issue and there's plenty of room
for everybody to look at this stuff and believe in it or not
believe in it. You doesn't have to be
determined by what your belief system is as far as your
religion goes. Now this article here is from
newsnationnow.com Title says Bible isn't at odds with UFOs
Representative Tim Burchett. Right?
Whistleblower said Pentagon has a secret UFO Retrieval Program.
Burchett and other lawmakers have been pushing for
information. The congressman said his views
on UFOs don't contradict Christian faith.
So in other words, Tim Burchett saying, hey, listen, people
aren't going to go out in the street and riot just because
they happen to go to church on Sunday.
They're not going to. They're not going to totally
turn their back on their belief system because they find out
that UFOs are real, OK? There's enough space in their
head for both things. The article starts off and says
Representative Tim Burchett, Republican from Tennessee, has
been part of a bipartisan coalition of lawmakers seeking
information on unexplained aerial phenomena and demanding
more transparency from the Pentagon.
But is his belief in UFOs at odds with his religious faith?
Burchett joined News Nation correspondent Ross Coulter to
discuss the latest on congressional inquiries into
UFOs after a Pentagon report denied it had ever recovered any
alien technology. Burchett, A devout Christian,
told News Nation his belief in possible extraterrestrial
activity isn't at odds with his faith.
I have no problem believing that there is mentions of
extraterrestrials in the Bible, and it doesn't question my faith
one bit. It doesn't hurt or damage it, he
said. That's interesting because we've
heard so much from some of these UFO celebrities, in particular
Louis Elizondo, even Nick Pope a little bit, that they were
stymied in their investigations or that, you know, there were
conflicts because of people's religious beliefs preventing
further investigation of UFO. Basically they were told to be
quiet because these things are bad and that the whole the whole
dust up there was that the meanie Christians are keeping us
from finding out the truth about UFOs.
Well this is just nonsense and Tim Burchett actually is a good
example of this. A Persons religious beliefs
don't have to interfere with their attitudes or curiosity
about UFOs. I'm not saying that these things
are good or bad, it's just saying hey, you can go to church
on Sunday and also believe in the UFO phenomena.
Have the whole point about this whole UFO phenomena is we don't
know what it is. Keeping an open mind about it
now it goes on it, says Bruschette was has spoken about
his views on religion and UFOs before, specifically citing the
first chapter of Ezekiel in the Old Testament.
The early verses in the chapter which contain prophecies
mentioned a cloud of fire which emerge winged beings described
like this. As for the appearance of their
faces, the four had the face of a human face, the face of a lion
on the right side, the face of an ox on the left side, and the
face of an eagle. The verses then go on to
describe wheels covered in eyes that accompany the creatures.
The congressman has suggested those creatures could be
extraterrestrial in nature. Well, that's a thought.
Some people think that this line of reasoning could could lead a
believer into being deceived by these entities, whatever they
are. That's a topic for another day.
The topic of UFOs has gained traction and Congress following
a whistleblower complaint from the former intelligence official
David Grush, who said the Pentagon's hiding a secret
program to retrieve UFO technology.
Grush has gone as far to as to suggest the government has
recovered alien remains, which the Pentagon denies.
The article finishes up. It says Burchett and others in
Congress aren't giving up on investigations into UFOs.
As for his faith, Burchett said his faith in the unexplained
makes it stronger. It makes it a lot more vast than
we as Christians sometimes make it, he said.
This comfortable little box on this Round Rock we call Earth.
Well, what a cool guy. I think that that that what I
like about this article, it shows us, you know, that number
one temper shet is just a warrior out there trying to get
whatever disclosure he can. And #2, as a devout Christian,
he's able to have both these ideas in his head at the same
time. He, like I said, he can go to
church on Sunday and he can hold UFO hearings on Monday.
This this idea of being a having a religious belief system and
also believing that UFOs exist is not mutually exclusive.
And it seems like a lot of the the UFO celebrities, it seems
like a lot of people in the media would like you to think
that it's exclusive. Always trying to put people in a
box. Always trying to get control of
that narrative. Whether it's telling you that
you can't, that that Christians aren't able to have an open mind
about UFOs are telling you that the public can't handle the
truth about UFOs. We're always being fed these
arguments that are based on false assumptions.
What I like about Burchett is that he's saying, hey, let's
have some hearings, let's have some people come forward, let's
try to get some more clarity on the issue because as he pointed
out, he could have meetings all over the place in in the
district that he represents and people are curious about it.
People can handle the truth in general.
Sure, you're going to have certain people that are going to
get a little freaked out, that might do some silly stuff.
But the majority of people, I think, are going to be able to
handle the truth about UFOs just fine.
What they might not be able to handle is the truth about the
role that our own government has played in hiding what these
things are about from us, about some of the shenanigans that
they've been pulling behind our back.
The fact is, though, that people should already realize that
they've been lied to by their government.
That's what governments do. They lie to people.
They they keep. They keep back the truth about
certain things because maybe they think they're protecting
you or maybe this information that you want just gives them
some sort of leverage over you. It's nothing new.
It's been going on since the dawn of time, whether it's the
Kennedy assassination or what really happened on 911 or any
number of things that you could talk about that that are hot
button issues. There's just certain people that
know it's in fact things are so things are so compartmentalized.
It may be a situation where no one person knows everything.
That's why we have to get ourselves in a state of mind
where we can handle the truth. And we do that by pursuing our
own disclosure and coming to our own conclusions.
Until next time, this is UFO Warning Over now.