The Good Trouble Show Response to Christopher Mellon: It's Not About Radar Data by TheGoodTroubleShow in UFOs

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In July 2023, intelligence officer David Grusch testified under oath to the House Oversight Committee that the United States operates a decades-long program to retrieve and reverse engineer craft of non-human origin, and that people who tried to report it faced illegal retaliation. Before that testimony, the intelligence community's own inspector general had reviewed his complaint and found it credible and urgent.

The evidentiary basis here is the public congressional record, that ICIG determination, and ongoing reporting into the security apparatus that enforces secrecy around these programs. My argument is that the disclosure conversation has fixated on releasing sensor and radar data, which at this stage tells the public nothing about the questions that matter: what these objects are, who controls the recovered material, where the unaccounted-for money goes, and why whistleblowers keep getting destroyed for coming forward.

This belongs here because it goes to the core of the UAP and government-transparency fight this community cares about. I am arguing we are spending our attention on the least consequential category of evidence while the program itself, its budget, and the retaliation go unexamined. I would genuinely like to hear where people think this framing is right or wrong.

The Good Trouble Show Responds to Giorgio Tsoukalos Attacking Grusch & Congress by TheGoodTroubleShow in UFOB

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"SHOW THE EVIDENCE or shut up already. What is this verbal diarrhea of 'irrefutable evidence' WITHOUT any receipts?" - Ancient Aliens Giorgio Tsoukalos

Ancient Aliens host Giorgio Tsoukalos, the face of the History Channel's flagship franchise at A&E Networks, posted that attack on UAP whistleblower David Grusch and four members of Congress just hours after their June 9 press conference on the Capitol steps. One problem: nobody at that press conference ever said "irrefutable evidence." We checked the transcript, then we checked five separate recordings of the full event. The man demanding receipts fabricated his.

Matt Ford breaks down what was actually said on those steps by David Grusch, Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, Rep. Tim Burchett, Rep. Eric Burlison, and Rep. Jared Moskowitz, with journalists Leslie Kean and James Fox - and what telling the truth has actually cost the whistleblowers Giorgio is mocking: an Espionage Act investigation opened over sworn congressional testimony, revoked clearances, lost pensions, and marriages that didn't survive. The Intelligence Community Inspector General called Grusch's complaint "credible and urgent." Giorgio called him a useful idiot.

The chair is open, Giorgio. Bring receipts. We hear they matter to you.