This Might Actually Be True..

David Grusch, an ex military intelligence officer and whistleblower states that the USA has found and covered up their recovery of several craft that were not made by human hands. The wreckage of several fully intact UAP's has been carefully hidden by our government while they reverse engineer them. The pilots of these craft were found.

Grusch has made a report to Congress.

"In 2023, other officials have made similar allegations. In January, a Tennessee Republican congressman Tim Burchett accused the U.S. government of a "huge cover-up" following a rise in UAPs, during an interview also with NewsNation. Burchett told Newsweek in March that he believed "we have recovered a craft at some point, and possible beings."

And in that same month, Christopher Mellon, a former deputy assistant secretary of Defense for Intelligence, wrote in Politico that he knew of a secret government program "involving the analysis and exploitation of materials recovered from off-world craft.""

https://www.newsweek.com/ufo-uap-craft-found-covered-whistleblower-claims-1804733

Also, new addition courtesy of Ferric...

https://www.vox.com/2023/6/10/23753777/ufos-david-grusch-whistleblower-kean-blumenthal-debrief

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ArishMell · 70-79, M

If anyone is treacherous enough to boast about breaking the USA's version of the Official Secrets Act, we have to consider his motive, supposed evidence, and own credibility.

Similarly, what of the careful weasel-words used as a poor attempt to present their own opinions as if others' facts?

"A huge rise in UAPs... " By number of real sightings, or of claimed sightings?

Burchett only, ".... believed... at some point.... possible beings..."

"... other officials... similar allegations..." How many of whom, alleging what?

Mellon's only ".... knew of ... " a "secret" programme. If real but protected properly by a senior civil-servant who should discharge his responsibilities properly, he'd say nowt about it at all!

Strange how the supposed "aliens" from Outer Space only ever crash onto the USA - though of course, there is plenty of empty sea or desert for them to fall into!

What this shows is that whenever presented with any dubious claims or "reports", we need read them very carefully and note what they actually say, think what they might not say, and think about the authors and their possible motives. Opinions based on imagination, supposition and gossip, or allegations by the disaffected, with no evidence, are not statements of fact