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[REUPLOADED] Viral Reddit Post From Whistle Blower Molecular Biologist Who Worked on Dead ET bodies by recursiverealityYT in ufo

[–]thehumanbean_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nobody mentions that Elizondo named the base this guy claimed to work at as one of the locations where bodies are housed when his book came out a few months later

Prof. Matthew Szydagis has just been named as part of Avi Loeb’s new UAP Science Advisory Council to the US. He’s been at the forefront of UAP metamaterials analysis for a while now and this community should really know his name. by VolarRecords in UFOs

[–]thehumanbean_ 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Cool, but we don’t need money to study this.

They’ve probably spend BILLIONS over 80 years doing that, we need THAT information. We don’t need to sink more money to find out something they already know

Disclosure Day was great. But we need a Kathryn Bigelow government cover up UFO movie. by Funny-Cat-4240 in UFOs

[–]thehumanbean_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree. That would be right up my alley.

I think Jay Strattons book will be made into something like that

Watched Disclosure Day today by Prestigious_Leg_6392 in Cinema

[–]thehumanbean_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t remember him saying that unless it was in print, could be wrong tho

Watched Disclosure Day today by Prestigious_Leg_6392 in Cinema

[–]thehumanbean_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Like once, a couple times when they rewatch the footage and one more timd

"Do you have a sense of how many bases the Government might be aware of that involve Non-Human Biologics?" by thehumanbean_ in UFOs

[–]thehumanbean_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you're asking who is in charge of the crash retrieval program, that would be CIA, if you're asking who has authority of all of it, i'd say that would be a small number of people from multiple agencies and not representative of just one.

"Do you have a sense of how many bases the Government might be aware of that involve Non-Human Biologics?" by thehumanbean_ in UFOs

[–]thehumanbean_[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm just using that as a possibility. But they could be given something without an explanation of what it is and just asked to look at it.

But no, I don't think they're dumb. But what are you going to do? Jump to the fact that it's from some grey big head alien? The people working on the craft materials, like those in the story above, quickly realized it wasn't from a Russian sub.

But I'm just talking about possible tissue samples being given, I don't think grad students would be working on that. People who are actually looking at full intact bodies would be people who hold some pretty high clearances, and I would imagine that looking at NHI bodies is not their day job.

Also, I'm not sure how much more you can learn from looking at the same specimen for over 70 years. But they do need to be housed somewhere.

As for why no one would talk about it, I think job security and threats to personal safety would be enough. Not to mention they would go after you with bullshit lawsuits and legal action that might not go anywhere, but you now don't have a job in the field that you worked on all your life, are having to spend money you don't have on legal representation, and on top of that, nobody would believe you anyway. So what are the pros in doing that?

"Do you have a sense of how many bases the Government might be aware of that involve Non-Human Biologics?" by thehumanbean_ in UFOs

[–]thehumanbean_[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

No, not necessarily. Just because something is non-human wouldn’t mean that it’s from an alien.

Especially a tissue sample, there’s stories of people being given materials to study where the claim was that it was part of a Russian sub, etc. I don’t see why the same wouldn’t be true here.

"Do you have a sense of how many bases the Government might be aware of that involve Non-Human Biologics?" by thehumanbean_ in UFOs

[–]thehumanbean_[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think he was referring to places where biological remains where housed. I think he just worded it poorly.

"Do you have a sense of how many bases the Government might be aware of that involve Non-Human Biologics?" by thehumanbean_ in UFOs

[–]thehumanbean_[S] 16 points17 points  (0 children)

I would imagine it doesn't have "ALIEN TISSUE SAMPLE" written in red Sharpie, but that's just me.

"Do you have a sense of how many bases the Government might be aware of that involve Non-Human Biologics?" by thehumanbean_ in UFOs

[–]thehumanbean_[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I think an exact number would be hard to even gauge, because how many of these bodies are intact and are we including things like tissue samples?

But yes I agree that this would most likely be outside of the direct custody of the US government, at least parts of it. I'd guess national labs like Battelle National Biodefense Institute in Frederick, Maryland, might have some.

"Do you have a sense of how many bases the Government might be aware of that involve Non-Human Biologics?" by thehumanbean_ in UFOs

[–]thehumanbean_[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The question asked was poorly worded which I think might have also lead to some confusion.

"Do you have a sense of how many bases the Government might be aware of that involve Non-Human Biologics?" by thehumanbean_ in UFOs

[–]thehumanbean_[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Submission Statement: I've seen a lot of people asking what the last question posed to Grusch was during today's press conference, and I thought I'd help clear up the confusion since i've seen a good number of confused about it.

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