UFO Conspiracy Alleged by Vapid Hearsay Whistleblower | David Charles Grusch Case Analysis

This video answers the question: Can I analyze case of David Charles Grusch?

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[gianmarcogreco]

His timing isn't weird at all, they recently passed a whistleblower protection act

[pmac]

He actually did turn over documents and testified under oath to congress . Obviously, I’m skeptical, but I think it still needs to be looked into.

[edwardsmith]

I love this channel. It’s probably the best comedy show out there. The dead pan delivery is outstanding. Well done !!

[ambygirl]

I think that any alien flying past Earth would lock their door.

[giwingnut]

As an Airman that was involved in Reagan's SDI Program in the 80s. I've been skeptical of "Aliens are coming." ever since then.

[joshcrow]

He did claim to see top secret photos and other evidence which he presented to closed door session of congress but can not reveal to the public due to security clearance issue. It's illegal for him to reveal that to the public. Also he did not get clearance to discuss Roswell as well. His attorney has made it clear as well that he can't reveal anything still designated top secret classification. If you add up his testimony with others, there is congruence. And he's not riding any wave, he did his job per the task force assignment and is simply stating that they were black balled and shut out of this special access black ops program.

[braydenkaye]

gotta love when the living embodiment of valium calls an airforce intelligence commander 'vapid'

[Jesseviv]

Maybe he just came forward because the latest bill has whistleblower protection . 🤔

[erikdouglass]

Lets also not forget that, as a matter of fact - there are craft operating in our airspace that the government has admitted they can neither identify, nor interdict. This by definition makes the airspace insecure. While not evidence when taken alone, it is reasonable and urgent to investigate Mr. Grusch's claims for the sake of national security alone.

[joecarroll]

The REO speed wagon reference was pretty damn funny!! My stomach hurts from laughing 😂

[peterplotts]

People find it difficult to perceive reality when it intrudes between them and what they want to believe.

[SEBSEB]

The whole point about this David Grusch story isn't that we should believe everything he says without evidence, but that there should be an investigation done so that the truth (whatever it is) can come out. That's what David wants as well.

[farmcat]

The REO Speedwagon ending was a nice touch for those old enough to get it. 🤣

[richardagar]

When multiple people in your industry tell you the same thing and you are one of the most trusted people in that industry and especially when that industry is essential to your country's defence it is probably wise to investigate further. I also notice that you forgot to mention a major part of the overall story, namely, that the current Inspector General called these reports both urgent & credible! Also the lawyer representing Mr Grusch just happens to be the very first appointed Inspector General in US history! As to the evidence we ALL want to see: clearly that evidence will be classified! However, what Grusch is asking, after his marathon 11 hours of testament in front of congress, which by the way, was also under oath ( you forgot that part as well) is that congress should investigate. I hope when more of this truth comes out that you have the professionalism to acknowledge the "writing on the wall" . I certainly will be doing the same if i am proven wrong... Richard Agar (NZ)

[masonhancock]

Fact: Grusch signed an oath wearing to the veracity of his claims. He stands to be legally punished if he is lying.

[ornh]

It's not true to say he never saw any photographs. He supplied documents (some of which contained photographs) to the congress.

[WoolyJumper]

I’ve bee a fan of pretty much every one of Dr Grande’s videos - but this one won’t age well in a new world managed by our lizard overlords..

[robotx]

It always gets me when skeptics demand proof from people calling for an investigation. If you had proof an investigation wouldn't be needed. It's putting the cart before the horse. "Prove to me the conclusions of your investigation before the investigation begins".

[jeffreybezak]

Here’s the thing. Guy isn’t the only one that has said the exact same thing. Most holding super high clearances. Kind of makes you pause at the very least and ask why all these people who were vetted telling all lies.

[cobracommander]

I welcome our new Alien overlords. They can't possibly do a worse job running this clown show then we are 🤣