A former CIA agent told the US Congress about the discovery of extraterrestrial biotechnologies
The first hearings on the existence of UFOs and contacts with them were held in the US Congress
Non-human biotechnologies were found at the alleged sites of incidents with unidentified flying objects. This was stated by former CIA agent David Grush at the first public hearing in the US Congress about the existence of extraterrestrial civilizations and possible contact with them.
At the request of Republican Congressman Tim Burchett, who heads the hearings, to tell about it in more detail, Grush said that he could not talk about it at open hearings. Under oath, he also stated that he knows firsthand about secret programs related to extraterrestrial technologies, in many ways surpassing the capabilities of the United States.
During his opening remarks, Grush stated that he, as well as former US military and CIA officers, had encountered UFOs. Former Admiral David Fravor and retired military pilot Ryan Graves also participated in the hearing. According to the latter, in 2014, during an exercise near Virginia, he encountered an unidentified dark object with a transparent sphere. He also stated that over 30 people from his group had observed a similar phenomenon.
According to Grush, the US government is preparing reprisals against him and his colleagues for the truth about UFOs. All three witnesses agreed that such unidentified objects constitute a potential threat to the United States.
Earlier, Burchett said that Congress faced serious obstacles in the run-up to these hearings. "A lot of people are against this information becoming public," he said. The congressman also accused the military of hiding extraterrestrial technologies — according to him, the United States has been hiding evidence of the existence of UFOs since 1947.
