Whistleblower claims US government have been discovering spacecrafts for decades

“Non-human spacecrafts” and the bodies of “pilots” have been recovered by the US government for decades, a former intelligence officer has claimed.

Whistleblower David Charles Grusch, 36, has said the intelligence community has engaged in a “sophisticated disinformation campaign” to hide the discovery of fragments of and whole vehicles.

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[joyuk]

Whether this story is true or not, I am very surprised at the lack of media interest. It seems crazy to not even bother to investigate a story as potentially huge as this.

[dazman]

Thank god he said it was true because up till that point I thought he was just making it up.

[ericpiper]

I am not a psychologist, but I have been a cop for 24 years and trained in interrogation and interview techniques. Reading body language has to be contrasted with the persons background, education level, motives and consequences for being believed or not believed. With his impressive background and character that others have attested to, I beleive that HE believes what he is saying and is under an extreme amount of stress to not say too much. I am not saying that its all true but it would seem to me that he believes it.

[CEOofSleep]

If he was really exposing the government he'd be treated like assange

[matienazemy]

How come nobody from the news is talking about this? It’s insane if it’s actually true what he’s claiming.

[nop]

*He gave away confindential documents to the congress, about a program that worked on found extraterrestrial ships, and spoke under oath.*

[BOTCHED]

The amount of people in the comments section here with their head stuck in the sand still shows the stigma is real.

[leemorgan]

Shakes head whilst saying its true is a massive Red Flag to me

[flyersluvereva]

Thanks telegraph for having the balls to cover the biggest story in history! Shame on the cover up and shame on the other networks ignoring this

[derekflegg]

The Sagan standard is the adage that “extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence” (a concept abbreviated as ECREE). This signifies that the more unlikely a certain claim is, given existing evidence on the subject, the greater the standard of proof that is expected of it.

[coolvideos]

I used to believe in aliens until the government started openly acknowledging their existence.

[manchitas]

"I don't have a problem when people see unidentified flying objects. It is when they identify them, that I have a problem" - Carl Sagan

[andrewphelan]

Bob Lazar said they were an archaeological find also...

[garethmurtagh]

Unfortunately the name “Bob Lazar” keeps coming to mind. I think there’s almost certainly intelligent life elsewhere in our galaxy but until physical evidence is shown I’m unconvinced

[thirdlawofmotion]

One of the biggest stories ever and this newspaper gives it 38 seconds.

[ViN-krri]

The plural of spacecraft is spacecraft, not spacecrafts.

[TheClassicLamb]

Why was full interview banned in Australia?

[theilluminati]

People who know Bob Lazar already knew this

[engineeringfarmer]

Questioning what the government says is good and constructive behavior. Believing without any doubt what a random guy say is pure stupidity!

[mjneil]

Shaking his head “no” the whole time 😂