The Congress UFO Hearing is going OFF on all kinds of intelligence about extraterrestrial life. This shit is real, just like we all knew! We're talking a MULTI-DECADE PROGRAM, folks. The government IS in possession of UAPs. "Nonhuman biologics" have been found at crash sites. UFOs have been seen accelerating to supersonic speeds... I'm going crazy over here with the implications of all this. Do you think that ET life would be a threat to humanity? Why or why not? (I mean.. I guess thanks to Janus, we'll find out, won't we?)

Whistleblower David Charles Grusch is spitting truths about how non-human spacecrafts and the bodies of ET pilots have been found by the US government for DECADES! He's a former intelligence officer, so the credibility could be there. But there is a stark lack of proof. Of course, this is how the lawmakers and Pentagon reacted. It's sketchy to me. What do you think? Is the government letting this air for some reason? Not a lot of news outlets covered it. Why? Is there any real credibility to this at all?

We can't talk about ETs without talking about the Roswell Incident. It's the most famous American UFO sighting of all time! It all started on June 14, 1967, in Roswell, New Mexico. A rancher and his son were driving across their land and encoutered "a large area of bright wreckage made up of rubber strips, tinfoil, tough paper, and sticks." Eventually, this got to General Roger W. Ramey, commander of the 8th Air Force in Fort Worth, Texas. Major Jesse Marcel, an intelligence office from the base, was sent with a sheriff to return to the cite and collect all of the "wreckage." As they tried to ascertain what the materials were, Marcel chose to make a public statement. On July 8, Marcel’s comments ran in the local afternoon newspaper, the Roswell Daily Record, alongside a headline stating “RAAF Captures Flying Saucer on Ranch in Roswell.” The body of the story contained a dramatic, memorable sentence: “The intelligence office of the 509th Bombardment Group at Roswell Army Air Field announced at noon today, that the field has come into the possession of a Flying Saucer.” But was it true? On July 9, an Air Force official clarified the paper’s report: The alleged “flying saucer,” he said, was only a crashed weather balloon. However, to anyone who had seen the debris (or the newspaper photographs of it), it was clear that whatever this thing was, it was no weather balloon. Some people believed–and still believe–that the crashed vehicle had not come from Earth at all. They argued that the debris in Brazel’s field must have come from an alien spaceship. It didn't help that throughout the 1950s, the Air Force conduced a series of secret “dummy drops” over air bases, test ranges and unoccupied fields across New Mexico. These experiments, meant to test ways for pilots to survive falls from high altitudes, sent bandaged, featureless dummies with latex “skin” and aluminum “bones”–dummies that looked an awful lot like space aliens were supposed to–falling from the sky onto the ground, whereupon military vehicles would descend on the landing site to retrieve the “bodies” as quickly as possible.  It turned out that the U.S. military was way more into civilians thinking there was an alien spaceship than telling them the truth in this case. The Army now says that the debris in the rancher's field outside Roswell actually belonged to Project Mogul. Project Mogul used sturdy high-altitude balloons to carry low-frequency sound sensors into the tropopause, a faraway part of the Earth’s atmosphere that acts as a sound channel. In this part of the atmosphere, sound waves can travel for thousands of miles without interference, much like under the ocean. Scientists believed that if they sent microphones into this sound channel, they would be able to eavesdrop on nuclear tests as far away as the Soviet Union. Apparently, the discovered debris was the remains of a 700-foot-long string of neoprene balloons, radar reflectors (for tracking) and sonic equipment that the scientists had launched from the Alamogordo base in June and that had, evidently, crashed in early July 1947. Because it was highly classified, no one knew what to make of it, and no one from Alamorgordo could step in to clear things up. ... But hey, I don't really know. Could they have been covering up something extraterrestrial, too? And even if the Roswell Incident was more a case of covering up nuclear espionage than extraterrestrial life, we know the government is covering up ETs all the time.

Project Blue Book was the Air Force name for a project that investigated UFO reports between 1947 and 1969. On December 17, 1969, the project was terminated, and all related documentation was turned over to the National Archives and Record Service. Over the course of the investigation, 12,618 sightings were reported. 701 remain unidentified. Now, the original Project Blue Book stated that they terminated because they found no threat to national security, no evidence that "unidentified" sightings represent technological advances beyond the then-known human scope, and no evidence that the sightings were extraterrestrial vehicles. However. As with any government project, it doesn't seem to be all above board. The National Archives received numerous inquiries concerning documents identified as "MJ12" and "Briefing Document: Operation Majestic 12." These searches were all negative with the exception of a "Memorandum for General Twining, from Robert Cutler, Special Assistant to the President, Subject: "NCS/MJ-12 Special Studies Project" dated July 14, 1954. The memorandum refers to a briefing to take place on July 16. It does not identify MJ-12 or the purpose of the briefing, and there is no other evidence. On September 12, 1989, 10 years later, a new Project Blue Book apparently attempted to continue from the original. Someone contacted Mr. William S Sessions, Director of the FBI. I was able to find this letter in the FBI vault. It shouldn't be a surprise that Mr. Sessions was of no help, and I'm not sure where the New Project Blue Book ended up going, if anywhere. This was the reply: Of course the FBI was of no help. We civilians have to do everything ourselves.

Hey guys! Thanks for joining this forum. Creating it has been my little baby for the past couple of months. Just wanted to give some background info on me or at least what I feel comfortable sharing over the Internet, which could be surveilled via government forces. I've been participating in the search for extra terrestrial life for over a 15 years now. It all started getting really serious for me in 2008 when I first visited the Allen Telescope Array - which I'm sure you've already heard of but if you haven't, it's the only telescope array that is dedicated entirely too listening for extra terrestrials and it's run by SETI. While visiting I made contact with folks, who's sources of information goes deeper than I am allowed to divulge. Since then it's been my all consuming passion and every day I know I'm getting closer to uncovering the truth. Would love to get to know you guys, so feel free to tell me how you got interested in extraterrestrials!

Hey guys, I saw this video on TikTok a little bit ago. At first I wrote it off as another fake one made by some influencer trying to get views but some folks with insider intel are convinced it's real. What are your thoughts? Especially wanna know what Janus thinks.