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originally posted by: ARM1986
originally posted by: putnam6
originally posted by: ARM1986
Grusch is very smooth. A bit too smooth for my liking. He’s hitting all the right notes but there’s no tune. Very little said was not already known here. Baby steps I guess, hopefully, but it’s probably more likely mid direction for another purpose. I expect to hear more about how dangerous and what a threat these entities are - when they clearly are not.
The one thing that has interested me is the Non Human Intelligence angle. Feels like they’re trying to say that there is another intelligent race right here on Earth. Maybe, just maybe, our alien visitors are not here for us at all, but to visit the actual intelligence on the planet. A bit chains of the sea.
FWIW he can't divulge some stuff because of his security clearance oath, it makes sense
It does, yes, but he’s still very smooth. Just, I dunno, something about him doesn’t sit right.
originally posted by: Soloprotocol
originally posted by: introufo
I still don’t see how Grusch is any whistleblower when he saw nothing but tells us traditional UFO lore one can get from reading UFO books.
Now, if he were on some of these ufo crash missions or studied the biological entities himself, that would be different.
Grusch was fantastic...Watch him like a hawk.
originally posted by: Ophiuchus1 Given Corbell’s informal attire….I could see why Knapp was probably happy not to sit next to him….as a matter of fact, nobody at all wanted to sit next to him, on his left side, front row seats no less. Perhaps he was odor offensive…….just an observation
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originally posted by: putnam6
originally posted by: KKLOCO
Did anyone else notice Grusch’s body language?
IMO, he seemed overwhelmingly proud of himself.
Which means, he’s still got strings and he is not an EX intelligence officer.
I wonder who his handlers are.
Handlers? sounds like you are expecting a psyop. Perhaps but for now I was impressed by both the pilots and Grusch well now the clock is ticking we will see how Burchett and the other congressmen and women respond after the SCIF meetings.
originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
a reply to: putnam6
The problem with hearing and seeing and speaking in the SCIF…..is it has to stay in the SCIF. You are bound not to share what you learned with anyone outside of the SCIF.
So yes….the congressional folks may learn in great detail from Grusch in a SCIF….but you as a commoner will never know what they’ve been told and shown in the detail they received it…..Even in the next hearing.
So, your still left in the dark somewhat.
Imo….
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originally posted by: jonnyc55
Damn... but he did say biological matter from the crash site?? Need to re-watch. a reply to: WhiteHorse
originally posted by: kiliker30
I think it was said best, quoted from the movie Men in black. When Tommy Lee Jones says to Will Smith after he asks why they don't just tell people, why the secret? He says " A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it."
They are never going to full disclose anything to humans. Period.
originally posted by: introufo
originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
a reply to: putnam6
The problem with hearing and seeing and speaking in the SCIF…..is it has to stay in the SCIF. You are bound not to share what you learned with anyone outside of the SCIF.
So yes….the congressional folks may learn in great detail from Grusch in a SCIF….but you as a commoner will never know what they’ve been told and shown in the detail they received it…..Even in the next hearing.
So, your still left in the dark somewhat.
Imo….
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Yeah, your right, being that SCIF actually stands for:
Secrets Concealed Irretrievably Forever
Well, that's what it means, in essence...Unless one of those Congresspersons has the courage to leak it to the public.
Can highly secret material be removed from a SCIF?
Even information classified as top secret/sensitive compartmented information may be removed from a SCIF as long as proper protocols are followed, experts said. The same is true for material with lower classifications.
Molly Shadel, a University of Virginia law professor who formerly worked at the Justice Department, gave an example of a Justice Department lawyer working with top secret/sensitive compartmented information materials in a SCIF. The lawyer might find that some of the documents need to be presented to a judge, which would require an off-site meeting.
“In that situation, the lawyer would use a special DOJ-issued bag with special locks and other security features” to transport the materials, Shadel said. “But that lawyer would need to lock the materials up in a SCIF when she’s not using it, perhaps at a local FBI field office. She couldn’t just keep it overnight in her hotel room.”
Moss said classified documents, no matter their level, “cannot simply be removed and taken outside of any secured space without complying with security protocols.” However, he called Fitzpatrick’s characterization of the process an “oversimplification.”
Dietz said, “Of course, Trump and Biden and every other (president and vice president) have taken sensitive information home. “Therefore, it is not true that sensitive information can never leave a SCIF.”
originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
a reply to: putnam6
The problem with hearing and seeing and speaking in the SCIF…..is it has to stay in the SCIF. You are bound not to share what you learned with anyone outside of the SCIF.
So yes….the congressional folks may learn in great detail from Grusch in a SCIF….but you as a commoner will never know what they’ve been told and shown in the detail they received it…..Even in the next hearing.
So, your still left in the dark somewhat.
Imo….
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originally posted by: Mantiss2021
a reply to: JKLTO
Might be important to note that the term "biologics" doesn't necessarily mean "bodies", or even body parts (ie. limbs, organs, etc.).
"Biologics" could" refer to any non-inorganic material which could include tissue(s), or even tissue-like structures interfacing with, or acting as, control systems.