I found this article in the War Zone about Tuesday’s UFO presser to be very enlightening.
My main takeaways: The Pentagon’s All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office (AARO) has reviewed many satellite images, finding plenty of balloons but no space aliens.
Secondly, the office will soon release videos of UFOs being shot down by military aircraft earlier this year.
Thirdly, whistleblower David Grusch has not contacted AARO to talk about what he knows, or thinks he knows, information that seems to contradict a statement by Grusch that he briefed AARO’s head Sean Kirkpatrick. Also, VERY interestingly, AARO has interviewed Grusch’s likely sources and found no corroboration of his extraterrestrial claims.
From the War Zone article:
(Grusch also testified that he briefed Kirkpatrick on his claims in July of 2022 and that Kirkpatrick never followed up. You can see that exchange in this video below.
Tuesday, Kirkpatrick said that Grusch has yet to respond to requests by AARO to meet and that the last time the two spoke was five years ago. Kirkpatrick said he was in the intelligence directorate of U.S. Space Command at the time and the conversation “was not on this topic.”
“I think we’ve interviewed most of the people that he may have talked to, but we don’t know that. And we have extended an invitation at least four or five times for him to come in over the last eight months or so, and has been declined.”
Citing privacy concerns, Kirkpatrick declined to offer any specifics about who he talked to or just what they said. He did, however, say that “I currently have no evidence of any program having ever existed to do any sort of reverse engineering of a sort of extraterrestrial UAP.”)
This raises various questions, including. 1) Why the disconnect between Kirkpatrick and Grusch, and why no corroboration after interviewing Grusch’s likely sources? 2) Did these people lie to Grusch? Did these people feed Grusch disinformation? 3) Why has Grusch not spoken to AARO?
So many questions …
Emil Venere 