One of the arguments being heard against the assertions by David Grusch about UFOs, Aliens, and a rogue crash retrieval and reverse engineering program that has gone on for 80 or 90 years now, is that it would be impossible for the government to keep this kind of thing secret; someone would spill the beans.

I think by now, though, the idea that the government might lie to us is not a foreign or outlandish concept.

It seems to me that a lot of people, over the decades, have tried to “spill the beans” but, as Grusch says, the government—aided by the MSM and the entertainment industry–has run a very successful disinformation campaign against the American people, and the commercialization of UFOs and Aliens and making them “entertainment” was a stroke of genius.

Elements of the government and/or perhaps private contractors encouraging the ridicule, the whack jobs, so many crazy ideas, so many “UFO experts,” so much “tin foil hattery,” so many charlatans and con artists out there, with some good ol’ MIB intimidation thrown in to boot.

In some cases just silence about a particular incident, in many others releases of a little bit of truth “sandwiched between two lies,” so many street signs twisted, so many false leads planted, so much chaff thrown up in the air that the truth gets lost in it, and any voice speaking the truth—the signal–is lost in the cacophony; up against a “wall of noise” and ridicule.

Grusch says that people ought to take another look at Roswell.

At Roswell the first official press release was about the Army Air Force finding a flying disc but–by the next day—supposedly those first Army Air Force press releases were wrong—it was really just the remnants of a small silver weather balloon which had fallen to earth.

Over the decades participants in the coverup and other witnesses started to tell their stories—sometimes on their deathbeds–and over the decades the Air Force just kept on coming up with more explanations for why they were mistaken.

Bodies of dead aliens? No, these were dummies which had been dropped from aircraft as part of an Air Force test program.

The hundreds of people who have been involved in or witnessed some part of this incident and coverup and have come forth to say their piece over the decades? They didn’t see, do, or say what they said they did, they’re all mistaken, lying, or hallucinating.

So now, there are “UFO highway” signs around the area, and a great UFO shop–full of cheap UFO schlock–at Roswell. If you want to find a nifty green Alien suit, an alien themed glow in the dark freezer magnet, key chain, or a plastic model of a UFO, that’s the place to find it.

How about MJ-12, and the documents supposedly attesting to this organization’s existence which were just anonymously mailed to someone to start the ball rolling?

How about the “Admiral Wilson memo”?

And on and on throughout the decades.

+ Bonus:
“NYPD Commissioner Keechant Sewell suddenly resigns, blindsiding City Hall: sources”—
https://nypost.com/2023/06/12/nypd-commissioner-keechant-sewell-resigning-after-nearly-a-year-and-a-half-on-the-job/

https://notthebee.com/article/whistleblower-claims-downed-ufo-recovered-by-us-military-distorted-space-and-time-and-was-larger-inside-than-out

His reasoning is that both Ukraine and Russian military were impacted by the breach. He doubts it was from Russian actions since Crimea depends on the Dnipro River for drinking water. At some point when the riverbed dries out it will favor Ukrainian advances further north– something that Russia will be unprepared for.

Ukraine Damaged Kakhovka Dam In PREVIOUS Attack; Why NATO Membership Should Be OFF THE TABLE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldS6fIrv4Wk

physicsguy:

Wretchard had a similarly disturbing tweet thread:
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The American political division now seems permanent. It got worse with time and the odds of now avoiding conflict of some sort are low.

–wretchardthecat (Richard Fernandez)
https://twitter.com/wretchardthecat/status/1667018620826943488
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I have read Fernandez a long time and I respect him. I am the declared optimist here, but I do read both sides and ponder.

It’s definitely a bad sign.

I agree that making a bed that is flush against 3 walls is a huge pain (see: RV), plus feels claustrophobic, but whatayagonnado?

I agree that the slope up against the stone exterior wall will cause issues if not expensively mitigated!

I disagree with putting a bathroom next to the dining room table! Probably this is also a whatayagonnado thing, but… ick.

When my mother-in-law was once staying with us for an extended period, I spent a lot of time sketching tiny houses. I didn’t make any mental connections between those two things until later (and btw, I love her very much, but it was a long and stressful visit under bad circumstances).

[Trump could have been elected President in 2020, if Vice President Pence had:

1) rejected the election’s vote count that was done by the Congress, and then

2) VP Pence [could then] send the election back to the individual, U.S. States, and have the States vote in Trump as President].

This is impossible.

Trump’s election team has said: The 12th Amendment, of the US Constitution says: The Vice President has the power to reject [a result of a presidential election].

Here is a link to [the text of the 12th Amendment]:

https://constitution.congress.gov/constitution/amendment-12/

If you read the 12th Amendment,
you will find:

The 12th Amendment does not give the Vice President the power to:

1) reject the votes of a Presidential election, and 2) it doesn’t let the Vice President send the election back to The U.S. States, to have the States [redo their voting for a presidential candidate(s)].

VP Pence never had those powers.

The people who say that VP Pence had those powers, are giving the public fake information.

(The link above is to A US, Federal site on The Constitution, + the site shows you the whole text of the 12th Amendment.)