EXPOSED: Grusch's New Power Over UFO Disclosure

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Isn't it awesome how UFO news is infiltrating the news? It's official. Grush has been appointed as a senior advisor for Representative Eric Burleson. More celebrities are sharing their UFO encounters. And we just got a very interesting poll investigating what state in the U.S. would fend themselves during an alien invasion. I'm Christina Gomez and welcome to this episode of UFO News Updates. Hey, UFOligers. Did you know that half of the people that watch these shows are subscribed? If you enjoy UFO news, updates, case studies, interviews, and more, then this is the channel for you. Let's start off with David Grush. He peaked on NewsNation in twenty twenty three and was part of the congressional hearing in what month? In July of twenty twenty three and we haven't really seen him in the media since until now, David Grush, a former intelligence officer, There he is. Who gained prominence after claiming the Pentagon has been concealing a secret UAP retrieval program, has officially joined Representative Eric Burleson's team as a senior advisor for a four-month term. To give you a little bit of background, Eric Burleson, I think one of my favorite quotes from the congressional hearing of twenty twenty three, he had just been appointed to be a part of Congress. And he said, and I quote, I trust nobody in this town. Alien bodies. Do we have alien bodies? And ever since then, I'm like. You go, Eric. I don't know anything about you, but your enthusiasm, top notch. It's too funny. But this is putting the little goofiness aside. This is a very serious thing to mention because Ana Paulina Luna had really wanted Grush on her UAP team. The new declassification of Secrets Roar. the task force. And she also really wanted to also give him, give Grush back his clearance. And then kind of out of nowhere, it literally sprung out of nowhere. Grush, as of just a few days ago, has just now been appointed as the senior advisor for Eric Burleson. And he mentioned on News Nation a really good point to make is, and I'm quoting here, we don't know what questions to ask. David Grush is filling in those gaps of the proper questions pertaining to UAPs, asking the Pentagon, asking those in the know, because yes, you might say there are no wrong questions. When it comes to this topic, you have to be very strategic on the questions that you ask in order to get a straightforward response. People on the inside are so good at doing like sentence word jujitsu, right? And they're like, and they don't give you an answer, right? In this case for David Grush, being knowledgeable is, With his background, the comments that he made during the congressional hearing of July of twenty twenty three, I think he is a great person to have on the team to hopefully lead Eric Burleson's team in the right direction to push for more UAP disclosure and transparency. But I got to throw this question to you, those watching this live answer this in the live chat or even in the comments down below. Do you think. This new appointee will positively influence the movement for UFO UAP disclosure, or do you think it will negatively impact how Congress, how the Pentagon will react? address this publicly. I really want to hear this from you because as of right now, the information is very limited. What's shocking is that David Grush is only going to be a part of Eric Burleson's team for four months. Ana Paulina Luna's task force is six months. And she's focusing on a bunch of different things. According to Nancy Mays, who was the chairwoman in the last congressional hearing, she had mentioned publicly that UAP is at the very bottom of the list for this newly created task force. There are so many other things that they define as important that UAP, they can focus on that another time. But having Grush on? People are having mixed feelings about it, which I get. I totally get it. But I want to hear it from you, the ufologers. What do you think? Is it a positive or a negative? John says positive. He moves the conversation forward. It was because of him, John, that we got non-human biologics in our daily vocabulary now. That's because of him. Now, Sean says it won't impact anything. How disclosing happens was determined years ago. There is a plan and this is all a part of it. It might be. I've heard that as well. And I'd like to see how this will progress if David Grush is a part of this plan or not. Be positive says cool video. Thanks. Thank you for watching this live. Sector thirty one says Rep. Burleson also asked, how can these beings get here from millions of miles away only to crash? Such a brilliant question. And there are a lot of theories behind that. And I bet you you've heard a bunch of them. So we're not going to dive too deep into that. But. It's a great question. It's simple. You might think it's simple, but sometimes some of the best questions are the most simple questions. We as humans, we like to overcomplicate things. You don't have to. We do not have to. We can keep it very, very simple. And that's why I like covering this kind of stuff with you guys, because we try to keep it basic, basic stuff. Now, also worth mentioning here is that in the interview that Eric Burleson gave to News Nation just a few days ago, he also mentioned that Grush is a great asset because he will lead them in the right direction, according to Eric Burleson. But when you only know so much about the topic, like Luna, like Burleson, like Timbershack, it can be very hard to figure out, again, the correct questions to ask and for them to be addressed in that moment that they're being asked. And this is something that I know I just stated, and I'm going to state it again, as I just did here, because it's something very important to take away from this for, for, for Grush being an appointed senior. Also the title that he was given is remarkable. Now, as of, as we know, as of yet, uh, He hasn't gotten his clearance yet. We don't, at least we don't know to what extent. So, and I wish we would get more public information on this, but I would really like to hear what Grush has told Eric Burleson behind the scenes. If he had infringed on NDAs in order to give Burleson the correct questions to ask, if he will be able to do that in the near future. Four months is a very short time period, and the older you get, the faster time flies. I'm living that in the moment. It's really shocking. So I don't know how much they can do in a four-month period. What do you think about that? Do you think it's enough time to get anything done? Do you think it should have been a year, five years? I want to hear that from you. What do you think is the sweet point, the sweet timeline for Grush to talk about this with Burleson's team? I want to hear that. Hello, everyone watching this live. We're seeing a lot of hellos. Great to see everybody here at a different time. We're changing up the times a little bit, seeing if it works better for you. Robert says, only twenty-four hours instead of four months? Now that is really cutting it close. Gizmo says, time will tell. Let go of My Taley Poe, that's funny. I don't think they're actually coming from that far away. They have already been here for millennia. They have bases here. Tim Burchette had mentioned something very similar on the Matt Gaetz podcast about a month ago or so, maybe two months now, where he had stated that people have come to him to mention... these strange objects that have been seen, that they are the size of football fields, and that there might be underwater bases very close by. In the latest congressional hearing, well, actually in both congressional hearings, the one in twenty twenty three and the one in twenty twenty four, there was an emphasis on USOs and underwater bases. Now, there weren't really any sufficient answers given. Many of the answers were I could answer that in a closed setting. I can't answer that publicly or I don't know. I don't believe that part. It seems that these congressmen are knowledgeable enough or they're being fed information and questions to ask so that those behind them are knowledgeable that there is something going on in our oceans. Only ten to fifteen percent of our oceans have been explored, scanned and understood. That leaves such a mass majority of it being unknown. It is it is monster soup. We have no idea what's actually lurking deep in the oceans. We can take a guess. Sure. But one of the best places to hide is one in plain sight, right? Or underwater. Our technology can only go so deep. Our scanners can only go so deep. Why not hide in the oceans? It's nice down there. Actually, a little freaky depending on how deep you go. But overall, it's decent. So I'd like to see if we'll receive more answers pertaining to USOs, underwater bases. Because more and more people are agreeing with the consensus that... there are bases underwater and that these entities have either been here for a long time or it's just a post here on planet earth there's some ideas on that and we've had some credible people also address this and give rather vague answers but ones pointing in the direction of yes Kevin says, it's been said that we know more about the surface of Mars than we do about most of the ocean's bottom. I've heard that as well. Same with the moon, which is another talking point. And I'll make this brief because we've heard people from NASA mention this. We have heard UFO researchers, ufologists talk about this. And people like astronomers also mention this, that... We know more about our space than we do about our oceans. Isn't that strange? And they pose that as a question. Like, why can't we understand our planet more than being so excited to look outside of our planet? We've been here for a very long time, right? We should know more about it. But our knowledge, while it's vast, it's still simultaneously limited. What's going on? Why do we want to go so quickly to Mars, so quickly to the moon? Which in that case, we haven't gone in over fifty plus years, which is disappointing to say the least. But we should know more about our oceans, in my opinion, before going into space. And I'm all about space exploration. But the knowledge gap is too vast. And I know I'm not the only one that thinks that. Hmm. Jazz says it's much more expensive to study the ocean. Like, does that even make sense? It shouldn't. That shouldn't even make any sense. That's right, human being. It's a possibility. If you're enjoying the show, hit that like button right down below and subscribe if you haven't already. We're moving on over to our next one. This one's funny, actually. And I'm just going to get my images here. For those living in the U.S., this one's for you. This one's for you. I came across a really interesting and in some ways a bizarre poll by the GIGA calculator study that mentioned just a few days ago that there was an article from Jacksonville.com considering various metrics to assess state preparedness for an alien invasion. So are you living in the correct state to protect yourself, to live off the land, to go to the nearest gas station or grocery store? Hang tight for this one. We're going to be covering the top three states to live in on if you are able to fend yourself against an alien invasion. It's also looking at population and population density, number of UFO sightings and their duration, number of caves, forest and water coverage, military and law enforcement presence, number of scientists, engineers, and healthcare professionals, a number of food and beverage manufacturing companies. And then the study produced an alien survival score from zero to ten. Before I even give you the top three and a half, let me know in the comments, based off of that criteria, which states do you think will be mentioned here? I'll give you just a moment to think about that. Maybe you're lucky. Maybe it's in your state. Here it is. Starting with one of the lowest, being Nevada, with a five point two eight out of ten score. And Nevada's low score is likely due to the low forest coverage, about ten percent, fewer caves and moderate military presence, despite. you know, bases like area fifty one and it ranks poorly in disaster preparedness, appearing in the least prepared list in the Gold Eagles twenty eighteen study. Then we're getting on over to. Massachusetts ranked third, seven point eight one percent, seven point eight one out of ten score, leveraging its academic institutions, housing a little under seventy three thousand scientists. It's got a lot of water sources. It has a strong law enforcement. And then coming in number two. guess? It's Alabama. I didn't guess this one. Alabama ranks second in the nation for an alien invasion survival, according to that study, the GIGA calculator study, scoring a seven point nine one out of ten with its diverse geography, thirty five caves, moderate forest coverage and water sources. But let's see who can guess number one. Because I like this state a lot. This state is so nice. And I'll give you a hint. Billboards are illegal there. You will not find a billboard in this state because you're meant to enjoy the nature while you're driving down the highway or driving down the road. Who can guess? Some people are saying Oregon. Washington says John Aside. Montana says Zenza. Sorry to break it to you, but it's Virginia. ranking at eight point zero six out of ten because it has a robust military force, substantial forests and a presidential heritage that might offer extraterrestrial insights as well. Another fun fact about Virginia is that it is the only state that has more second homes that people just go on for vacation than any other state so all the rich people they have an extra home in virginia because it's so pretty they have the four seasons billboards are illegal and the population really is not that dense like it's very calm very chill and I hear that the weather is nice I'd like to go I really would it sounds just so pleasant Raise your hand. Let me know in the comments and in the live chat if you would go to Virginia or if you live in Virginia. Vermont's another one. Also stunning. Wait a second. Wait a second. Am I getting my states confused? Wait. I did get my states confused. It's Vermont that has the billboard ban, not Virginia. Ah, I feel so silly. I made a mistake live. Oh, well. See, now we're all going to remember this together because we took a step back. It's Vermont that has the billboard ban and the one that has all the second homes. Virginia, on the other hand, would be it's the number one state that would survive an alien invasion. Oh, my gosh. Even my ears are turning super red and pink from embarrassment of messing that up. But you know what? Now we're all going to remember this together. There's no coming back from that. Vermont, says Marty. Yeah, it seems so nice. It just seems like a really nice state. But now we're not going to forget that fun little fact. And if you're joining in on our Patreon live event, that might be one of the questions. Okay, so write that down. Remember it because we always play trivia games. We're getting on to our next one. I'm going to share my screen here. I... I really like this actor from the TV show Good Omens. Has anyone seen that one? I feel like the first two seasons were so good. I love them. Well, Michael Sheen very recently mentioned his UFO sighting that he had when he was twelve years old. This is something that has become more prevalent in the news of these celebrities talking about their sightings from years ago, decades ago, during their childhood. Why are we seeing that now? Why are they feeling comfortable about this now? We spoke about this in the last UFO news updates. I did a whole show on celebrities talking about their UFO sightings over just the last few years. The atmosphere is different. In this case, Sheen described a vivid childhood encounter on the Scared for Life podcast in March, just a few days ago. And at the age of twelve, walking home from school, he witnessed this kind of like bundle of lights emerging subsequently from behind a mountain and hovering over the sea before vanishing. There's that connection between UFOs and the ocean. OK, putting it out there. And so in that moment, he hesitated to tell his family fearing the lights would disappear. And what he meant by that in the interview that he gave, he said, the moment I look away, they're going to disappear. They're not going to be there anymore. Should I run home and tell my family or should I just witness it and be in the moment? He did the latter. And then when he eventually shared his experience, their response, the family's response, was led with skepticism due to the lack of evidence. Yeah, you got to believe your kid. He says, guys, I saw it with my own eyeballs. I feel like if you're a kid telling your parents, that might be just enough. But his account gained credibility from his neighbor's similar reports, creating a shared community experience of these UFOs in the area, which was in Wales. Wales. I did a show recently on a handful of UFO sightings in Wales. They have such a rich history on the topic, which don't worry, we'll touch on in just a moment. Here is one of the pictures from Good Omen with Michael Sheen and then David Tennant. If you haven't seen it, I really liked the show. I thought it was great. I thought it was well done. Overall, the episodes were great. But here... About a decade ago, Sheen's father had his own encounter spotting pulsating lights above Port Talbot on New Year's Eve. And despite what his father considered an extraordinary sight, The event received no media attention just a decade ago, and she noted that other residents reported similar sightings, suggesting that this little town might be, according to him, a UFO hotspot. But these family accounts connect to the town's documented history of aerial phenomena dating back to about nineteen sixty four, probably even later than that. including significant multiple witness sightings of triangle-shaped aircraft in nineteen eighty eight. Photographer Rue Lewis, inspired by Sheen's comments about the high frequency of sightings, published a Port Talbot UFO Investigation Club in September of twenty twenty three after a two year project exploring how these phenomena shape the town's identity and folklore. But there's more to this. because the Ministry of Defense's Welsh UFO files reveal numerous unexplained encounters before its investigation unit closed in two thousand and nine. And prominent incidents include a two thousand and eight case where experienced South Wales police helicopter crew encountered a UFO near Cardiff International Airport in that approach at high speeds before disappearing over the Bristol Channel. And this was reported on the media. I was able to get clips from it, which I did embed in that Welsh UFO video, which I recommend that you watch because some of the things that are mentioned there are very, very interesting, but it's always great seeing how the media covers this. And in this case, for that particular encounter and a few others, They spoke to the pilot. They spoke to the witnesses. They spoke to the photographer. There were a handful of people that all witnessed the same thing. And when it was relayed to the media, more people started calling in stating, I also saw that. But then that same day, an ex-RAF pilot by the name of George Witherington spotted an object with flashing lights capable of instantaneous direction changes. And then Cardiff witnessed reports of a spacecraft allegedly abducting a man's dog. car and camping equipment, while multiple witnesses in Whitchurch observed twelve to fifteen objects moving in formation. And then, near Blackwood, a motorcyclist encountered a silent black disc moving at high speed. But there's more! Earlier cases include the remarkable. Nineteen seventy seven Broadhaven. Primary school incident. Where fourteen children. Witnessed a cigar shaped craft. Land near their school. With some reporting a humanoid figure. In a silver suit. Emerging from it. Which was covered. In last week's. Mysteries with the history. When we covered. schools and students seeing and encountering UFOs. And the very strange patterns of how all of these children across the globe had very overall very positive experiences with the craft being seen, with the beings being seen, and then a more negative experience with how either the school handled it or how the military and the press handled it. And There was another one in that same year in seventy seven where a nuclear power station engineer reported a controlled turquoise light containing a pin point light that entered his room before vanishing through a window. Then. See, I'm not even done because Wales has an insane just level, just an insane level of UFO stories. There's even the Welsh Roswell incident from nineteen seventy four in the Berwyn Mountains, which gained renewed attention when the production company inquired about two alien bodies allegedly being recovered just a few years ago. I'm not done. I'm not even done. Because then there's even the controversial. Twenty sixteen. Pentyrch incident. Involved witnesses reporting. A pyramid shaped craft. Firing green objects. Before an apparent crash. In the sim log forest. Followed by military personnel. In forensic suits. Conducting searches. And then despite official claims. Of these routine exercises. Caz Clark. who was the most famous person when it comes to the Pentarch incident. She's the one that has written about it. She's done interviews on it. And she said, I know what I saw. It was very strange. But what was even more strange was how the military came to the scene immediately. And when Kaz Clark and some of her friends, which ended up turning into like a UFO team, they... They had they found very strange radiation readings with their Geiger counter. And the wood in the forest had this weird kind of burn to it. And the military explained it away as some kind of disease that isn't even native to the area. But there were a lot of very strange things about that particular encounter in twenty sixteen. I've also done a whole show on that one as well. But that's one of the most recent ones that has been recorded or data has been collected in Wales. Pretty freaky stuff. It really makes me want to go to Wales. Plus, Doctor Who is filmed there, which I would like to go on set and check it out. That would be so fun. And then maybe Welsh food is good. You got... shepherd's pie got so many sausages that's just like the UK food and and mashed potatoes I've never tried mushy peas I just I don't it doesn't spark my fancy but cups of tea I'm in it to win it I would go to Wales for the UFO sightings and like tea and cookies tea and biscuits that'd be so nice If you enjoyed the show, hit that like button right down below. And it's just it's a great and free way to support this channel along with subscribing. But before you head out, you got to bookmark ufonews.co. It's a free site. It's ad free because I want to give you the best resource to help with your UFO research. I want to say thank you to everyone watching this live, all of my Patreon members, all of my YouTube members, and, of course, all of my amazing moderators. You know I can't do this show without you. And The Dirty Clown says, Welsh food is pretty awesome. Okay, Welsh cakes and Welsh rarebit? That's – I would try it. I tried digestives for the first time. Which they're cookies. For us Americans, we're like, why would you call cookies digestives? They're full of fiber. And they are actually very good. I like them with English breakfast tea and sugar and milk. And they sell them at the grocery store. Digestives. Weird name, but very delicious. That is it for today. I will see you next time. Be safe and remember, keep your eyes on the skies. If you enjoy the strange and the mysterious UFOs, the paranormal and cryptids, this channel is for you. So make sure to subscribe as I do three videos right here every single week and hit that notification bell so you do not miss any of the bonus content I post right here.