I am highly skeptical. One is this topic first started approaching into the mainstream via Tucker Carlson doing segments on it with people having making claims they worked with this agency or that and these things are real or unexplained. After about a year, year and half we start seeing it branch out to others telling stories. I just have a real hard time with someone whom one has trusted for years coming out and admitting they wouldn't be like you if they wanted. I don't believe either that someone can make claims they were oblivious to the goings on around them, maybe if for a short extended period of time but not for years, so I trust this with about as much as we can trust a lot of stuff they are saying while doing just the opposite and/or actually making things worse for everyday people.
To me it would be like being married to someone for five years before they come out and say they made a mistake and it's taken them five years to get around to telling you that.
Yeah I wouldn't trust what's coming out right now with a grain of salt given the source who was first pushing it on people.
Also it seems or is beginning to appear that the current trend is all of a sudden them claiming "people have a right to know".
If I had to pick one thing in here that seems rather telling to it's validity is when he said something along the lines of it wasn't like he was even there with two senior scientist and two other people he didn't know. That that would seem odd to him that he's the junior face in the room I find odd myself. Would you find it odd if two senior brain specialist were operating on a brain while a medical student or intern were basically being ignored, I wouldn't, I'd want the two senior brain specialist to be focused on operating on my brain not asking the inexperienced third wheel what they thought.
Last and not least when the last guy came out a couple weeks back about his story, which Tucker said he found really credible but a award winning investigative journalist who has spent years on this subject researching had this to say about the government operating on aliens:
"Just to start right off we want to stay away from bodies, if he wants to make that leap that's not something we talked to him about, that's not something we'd ever put in our story"
That was on them doing an interview to vet the Grush dudes information for an article. When he came out and after having watched him in an interview I was like I am hoping people aren't falling for this, so I went over on the Gateway Pundit where they tend to fall for a lot of stuff and they just weren't having it with this one. It was actually quite comical reading the comments. One comment a guy made was the millions of cells phone (he gave a number like five hundred some million) with camera's, if these things existed we'd know about it by now. lol.
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