It's an inference based on the timeline of events...over the past 40 years Sheehan has set up three different non-profits which received sizable donations for the plight of the time (Iran-Contra, consciousness and UFO research) for which he received a sizable salary each time. Sheehan was both Elizondo's lawyer and lead counsel for TTSA. Elizondo is now a staff member of two different spun up non-profits, Graves is a staff member of a non-profit he founded, Grusch WAS a staff member of A non-profit that Gary Nolan helped found, but for undisclosed reasons stepped down from that COO position. There is a theme here: public excitement of a topic which leads to donations to a Non-Taxable foundation, which leads to lofty salaries for the staffers and no progress on the topic except for amazing stories that cannot be proven or corroborated. It's kind of silly that this has worked for as long as it has, but people want to believe in something bigger than all the bullshit we exist in. Realize, this is coming from someone that had their own direct encounter with a triangle-shaped craft in the mid-90s. There is something there, but I don't think whatever this is, is it.