UFO Whistleblower: A Physicist Explains Grusch's Claims | Jack Sarfatti

Former intelligence official David Charles Grusch claims the U.S. has recovered intact craft of non-human origin. Dr. Jack Sarfatti discusses this breaking news story & offers insights into the physics that makes UFO's possible.

According to The Debrief, Grusch has "given Congress and the Intelligence Community Inspector General extensive classified information about deeply covert programs that he says possess retrieved intact and partially intact craft of non-human origin."

The Debrief describes Grusch as a decorated former combat officer, a veteran of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) and the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), and served as the reconnaissance office’s representative to the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force from 2019 to 2021.

Dr. Jack Sarfatti is a theoretical physicist specializing in advanced propulsion research. Jack has a Ph.D. in physics from the University of California, taught physics at San Diego State University, worked with David Bohm at the University of London's Birkbeck College and with Abdus Salam at the International Centre for Theoretical Physics in Trieste, Italy.

Jack was the basis of the memorable time-travelling Dr. Emmett Brown in the Back to the Future trilogy, and the author of Super Cosmos (2005), Destiny Matrix (2002), Space: Time And Beyond II (2002), and the coauthor with Fred Alan Wolf and Bob Toben of Space-Time and Beyond: Toward an Explanation of the Unexplainable (1982).

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Intelligence Officials Say U.S. Has Retrieved Craft of Non-Human Origin (The Debrief, Jun 5th 2023)

[tonycoz]

A courageous act by David Grusch. Let the dominos' fall.

[originalcableguy]

Thank you Tim Ventura & Jack Sarfatti, for your hard work and dedication, this is amazing.

[Doom]

Everything Bob Lazar came forward with over 30 years ago is true.
He described the anti gravity barrier these crafts emit.
If you have a machine that can manipulate gravity, you win.
You're unstoppable.
Nothing can penetrate that kind of force.
They travel by creating a hole in the fabric of spacetime, and then the craft basically falls into it.
Like one of us reaching out and grabbing the moon and pulling it towards us.
The craft conducts interstellar travel by basically hopping from one destination to the next, until it reaches its targeted destination.
Also, the book he recommended "The Day After Roswell" is a very interesting read!
Exciting time to be alive..
Especially if this sort of thing is your cup of tea.

[bodaciousbiker]

Thanks for another great one Tim! Considering the calibre of its authors Leslie Keane and Ralph Blumenthal, I'm dismayed by the lack of even cursory interest by the mainstream media in this story... I'm inclined to agree with Ross Coulthard that it is akin to cowardice. In spite of the fantastic nature of the revelations, Mr. Grusch's credentials seem impeccable and were even crosschecked by The Debrief's Tim McMillan. I can't help feeling that this story moves us one step closer to the disclosure precipice, and is one of those moments that you'll always remember where you were and what you were doing when you first heard it!

[midnightkaty]

I hope to see more people brave enough to step into the public eye and speak out. Thank you for giving them a platform to communicate this information.

[scottk]

Jack Sarfatti, say's Jack Safatti knows what he's talking about, just ask Jack Sarfatti...

[juanmagana]

Tim! You are kicking ass!

From the moment you put Jack into your podcast. I was drawn to him. Even if he corrected me (i deserved it). I have high respect for him. He is bold. This is super exciting! Finally new stuff completely unknown to everyone!! Love it!

[John-Nada]

While I was reading Corso's book I also coincidentally read an article in MIT's Technology Review magazine about the Bell Labs integrated circuits developmental team and the lead guy there made a statement that seemed to strongly correlate his work to Corso's claim of reverse-engineered ET technology. He said since his childhood he'd always had a fascination with taking things apart to see how they worked and was so grateful to have found a career that allowed him to get paid to do the same thing working at Bell Labs. I've forgotten the guy's name but I remember he also had a personal hobby of building animatronic characters or robots in his spare time.

[prof.heinous]

Thanks Jack for stepping into the spotlight with this monumental news, and great scoop Tim!

[beans]

Thank you. Dr. Sarfatti is a qualified physicist & his theory about UFO propulsion is plausible. The rub is how to engineer the materials that can produce the space warp effect within a reasonable energy budget. It's hard to judge how long this development effort would take, but the point is to take his ideas seriously & devote resources toward testing & developing the idea. Seize the day !

[AwakeningMindHeart]

Yes. I agree. “Everyone has been operating on different pieces of information and a lot of that has been left out to what people feel comfortable with.” And we need to think integratively and learn from each other’s best pieces of information. !

[Alex-ztec]

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A linguistic phenomenon characterized by the repetitive usage of third-person references when an individual consistently speaks about themselves, occurring at a frequency of no less than three instances per minute.

The act or behavior of referring to oneself in the third person with notable frequency during conversations, interactions, or public discourse, often employing personal pronouns or one's own name.

Origin: The term "Sarfatti" is a neologism, coined to describe the specific pattern of self-referential speech in the context mentioned above. Its etymology does not trace back to any known linguistic or cultural source.

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[tgthorson]

David Grusch needs to appear at the press club conference in DC this coming week and spill his info there.

[MattyP]

Wow. So it appears Jack Sarfatti is the most brilliant theoretical physicist in the world, but only people in the UFO community know who he is. I’m a little dubious. I hope I’m wrong.

[rix]

Why does he keep talking about himself in the third person? Sounds like Greer.

[johnscustomsaws]

Jack is the guy I call when my spaceship breaks down...

THAT is how smart he is!!!

[TulseLuper]

Thanks Tim and Jack, we always love a Jack update!

[chuckfriebe]

Anytime a physicist brags about what they know compared to their colleagues, I'm skeptical. Get someone who's slightly more humble. These are signs that the old man is trying to boost his self importance so he can stay relevant.

[Noir-Tesseract]

Love Jack’s attitude and confidence on the topic.

[jancarsonweatherby]

LOL... Tim, I see you getting more assertive with your edits, curtailing Sarfatti's egocentric tendencies. LOL. Good on you! He's obviously super smart, but man - what a character! Thanks for doing this... Your video was the FIRST response to "Need to Know" I saw yesterday... you are a force to be reckoned with! PS -- no insult to you sir... but you look weird and otherworldly chromakeyed on that dark background. I've been biting my tongue for a couple of weeks. I don't think it's really letting us see YOU... Cheers! Thank you for all that you do!