We, as citizens of this democracy, have the right to know the truth and decide for ourselves what to do with the information being illegally withheld from us! 

FACTS:

1. In 2022, a whistleblower complaint was filed by David Grusch, a decorated combat officer and intelligence officer for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) and UAP task force, alleging that the government has Special Access Programs which operate with no congressional oversight and are funded by taxpayer dollars.
2. Grusch was successfully represented by Former Inspector General for the Intelligence Community (IGIC), Charles McCullough, iii (who also worked for the FBI, NSA and dept of Treasury) and was provided with whistleblower protection by the Acting IGIC who found his complaint “CREDIBLE AND URGENT”
3. Grusch is well respected as an insider in the intelligence community. He has received public support from numerous current and former military and government personnel. Retired Army Colonel Karl Nell stated Grusch’s character is “beyond reproach.”
4. Grusch testified under oath to congress for approximately 11 hours and provided more than one hundred pages of evidentiary documentation supporting his claims. Other members of the intelligence community with knowledge of these Special Access Programs also testified to congress under oath supporting his claims.
5. Grusch claims these Special Access Programs are used for the retrieval of UAP materials of non-human origin. Specifically, the government has retrieved more than a dozen in-tact or partially in-tact vehicles with advanced technology and they have hired private sector subcontractors to reverse engineer these machines. 

It is true that the claims by Grusch are hard to believe and should be carefully and heavily scrutinized. However, due to the facts of the matter they should NOT be dismissed outright. The current Inspector General of the Intelligence Community found them to be “credible and urgent,” they come from a reliable source specifically appointed to discover such information and this source has vocal support within the intelligence establishment. 

Congress has taken these claims seriously and is investigating them. But what we, as the people of this free democracy, need is transparency. We have the right to know what information congress has and we must demand they share it with the public!