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Last month, a former Air Force intelligence officer assigned to investigate sightings of UFOs took an oath before a congressional committee and then told lawmakers the following stunner.
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David Grusch testified that he’d talked to 40 people and learned that the U.S. government has the remnants of a crashed alien spacecraft and bodies of dead alien pilots.
Under oath, he said scientists are working in deep secrecy to reverse-engineer elements of the craft, and in doing so jump ahead thousands of years in research.
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The Watchdog agrees wholeheartedly with Southern Methodist University anthropologist and archaeologist Matthew Boulanger who told me that, if true, “this would be the greatest scientific discovery of humanity’s existence.”
“It would be tremendous,” he continued. “It would have far-reaching implications for science and religion. Geologists, chemists and physicists would be tripping over themselves to see it.”
Yet the story was not front-page worthy. The New York Times played it on Page 18, and The Wall Street Journal placed it on page 4. The Dallas Morning News had a short story inside the print paper. DallasNews.com didn’t do a story but ran two UFO editorial cartoons online.
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