UFO

Does America possess concealed extraterrestrial technology? Is it aware of the existence of alien life? For decades, proponents of extraterrestrial beings have posed these inquiries. Today, they have been provided with further cause for celebration. Earlier today, three individuals - Ryan Graves, a former U.S Navy pilot, David Fraver, a former U.S Navy Commander, and David Grush, a former U.S intelligence officer - appeared as witnesses before the U.S Congress. This hearing, organized by the House Oversight and Accountability Committee, included lawmakers from both the Republican and Democrat parties. So, what did these three witnesses discuss? They extensively shared their experiences with unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) or, in simpler terms, unidentified flying objects (UFOs).The potential risks to National Security posed by these encounters, along with the U.S government's secrecy surrounding the issue and the revelations they brought to light, are undeniably significant. Let's begin with Ryan Graves, a 37-year-old ex-lieutenant from the U.S Navy. He stated that there are numerous unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) present in American airspace, but their occurrence is severely downplayed. According to Graves, these objects have been observed not just by a handful of individuals, but by a multitude of military and commercial pilots. Furthermore, he mentioned that the U.S government is aware of these occurrences but prefers to keep the information concealed. As we gather here today, it becomes evident that UAPs are regularly present in our airspace, with their sightings being far from uncommon or isolated incidents. Rather, they are a routine occurrence for both military air crews and commercial pilots.Trained individuals whose lives rely on accurate identification frequently witness these phenomena. Certain sectors of our government possess more knowledge about UAP than they publicly disclose. Excessive use of classification practices conceals vital information since 2021. All UAP videos are classified as secret or above. This level of secrecy not only hinders our comprehension but also fuels speculation and misinformation. Former U.S. Navy Commander David Fravor provides a noteworthy account. He recalls a specific incident in which he and his co-pilot observed what appeared to be mysterious white or white water in the ocean. Upon closer examination, they discovered a small white Tic Tac-shaped object exhibiting abrupt movements akin to a ping pong ball. It is noteworthy that the weather on that day was nearly perfect off the coast of San Diego.The sky was clear, the winds were light, and the seas were calm without any white caps from waves. Thus, the white water stood out prominently in the expansive blue ocean. All four of us, who were in an F-18F, including the pilots and a wizard in the back seat, glanced down and noticed a small white object resembling a Tic-Tac. It had a longitudinal axis pointing north-south and was moving erratically over the water, reminiscent of a ping pong ball. Additionally, former U.S. intelligence official David Charles Grouch made a categorical claim that America possesses aircraft of non-human origin that should be treated as a valid concern. Considering this, it is worth examining when the U.S. government became aware of tangible evidence regarding extraterrestrial or otherwise unexplained forms of intelligence. I prefer describing these forms of intelligence as non-human to keep the discussion scientifically open. Just last week, White House NSC spokesman John Kirby acknowledged that UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) are affecting our training ranges and should be treated as a legitimate issue. Do you agree with these statements? Each of us concurs with these viewpoints. Therefore, we have not one, not two, but three credible individuals asserting that the U.S. is concealing alien life. How should we interpret these claims? While in the past, a UFO expert in the U.S. making similar assertions might have been discredited by many, these men possess credentials that should be taken seriously.Ryan Graves, a former F-18 pilot, was deployed in Operation Enduring Freedom, the official name for America's war in Afghanistan and the larger war on terrorism. David Charles Grouch, a combat veteran of Afghanistan, was a member of the Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force, a program run by the Office of Naval Intelligence to investigate UFO sightings. David Fravor, a graduate from the Top Gun Naval flight school, was one of the commanders of the F-18 Squadron on board the USS Nimitz. In 2004, Fravor claimed to have spotted a UFO during a flight off the coast of Southern California. With their impressive credentials, it is unlikely that these three men would make such claims for fame. They assert that their only aim is to provide an ontological shock and wake up space agencies and experts globally. The question remains: will their efforts yield results? Unfortunately, we cannot say for sure. America has conducted a total of twelve government-funded investigations on unidentified flying objects, such as Project Blue Book, Project Grudge, Project Circle, and Project Sign. However, all of these investigations have either been suspended or concluded without providing any definitive answers. It's not just America. Scientists worldwide have dedicated their entire lives to the search for signs of other civilizations. Some have conceded that we are alone in the cosmos, while others strongly doubt it. None have claimed that aliens are visiting us in UFOs. Yet, good science takes time, and the human desire for scientific advancement and exploration is insatiable. Let's hope that the testimony of these three gentlemen can trigger research and investigation that will finally give us the answers and closure we need. Leon World is now available in your country. Download the app now to stay updated with all the news on the go.