Nick saban is an alien

I think he's from West Virginia…

It took a full two months, and this is the best they could come up with to try and discredit Grusch; that he suffered from PTSD after - *checks notes* - serving in a war...

According to Ross Coulthart, someone in the intelligence community illegally leaked medicals records of David Grusch to The Intercept publication in an attempt to discredit his testimony on UFOs.

Reprehensible.

And I do not think it will serve the aims of whoever leaked it.

— Post Disclosure World (@PostDisclosure) August 9, 2023

Statement from David Grusch. I will be interviewed on @ChrisCuomo on @NewsNation about this breaking story at 8pm ET. Incredible that a malicious leaker thinks it might be beneficial to their efforts to try to discredit an American patriot by leaking his struggle with PTSD. pic.twitter.com/bqsiGZtfGI

— Ross Coulthart (@rosscoulthart) August 9, 2023

Ross Coulthart says the Intelligence Community leaked David Grusch’s medical records in an effort to discredit him.#ufotwitter #ufox #ufo #uap @rosscoulthart pic.twitter.com/y15yekSanw

— UAP James (@UAPJames) August 9, 2023

If you had been lying to this country since at least 1947, you would do everything possible to keep that under wraps. I suspect we will see/hear even more panicked tactics. Might be a bumpy ride...

"I recall the oversight committees asking about long-rumored UAP satellite data back in 2017 when I first brought the committees unclassified military UAP videos and worked with Lue Elizondo to make introductions to Navy aviators. The fact this data has still not been shared with the oversight committees is simply outrageous. AARO and the Administration cannot claim to be acting in good faith on the UAP issue while blatantly ignoring these lawful requests." ~Chris Mellon- former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence

TCTTS said:

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Which comes first? Disclosure or a national championship? For the first time in my life, I actually believe both could happen in the next couple of years. Which, of course, all but assures I'm setting myself up for double the disappointment.

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I'd bet on disclosure.

I joke with my friends that I'm 95% sure we disturbed an ancient Indian burial ground in the 50's while doing work near Kyle Field. We've been stricken with a curse of eternal frustration. So until we make amends for that somehow I don't think a natty is in the cards…

I worked in Kyle Field for six years, back in the early '00s, and used to know every nook and cranny of that place. In keeping with the paranormal theme of this thread, I can assure you that place is 100% haunted. Every single co-worker had a story about creepy things that would happen there. It wouldn't surprise me one bit if we disturbed some kind of ancient Indian burial ground back in the day.

TCTTS said:

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I worked in Kyle Field for six years, back in the early '00s, and used to know every nook and cranny of that place. In keeping with the paranormal theme of this thread, I can assure you that place is 100% haunted. Every single co-worker had a story about creepy things that would happen there. It wouldn't surprise me one bit if we disturbed some kind of ancient Indian burial ground back in the day.

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Indian burial grounds is 100% the correct reason why we haven't won a natty since 1939,

TCTTS said:

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I worked in Kyle Field for six years, back in the early '00s, and used to know every nook and cranny of that place. In keeping with the paranormal theme of this thread, I can assure you that place is 100% haunted. Every single co-worker had a story about creepy things that would happen there. It wouldn't surprise me one bit if we disturbed some kind of ancient Indian burial ground back in the day.

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Speaking of ghosts, my wife stayed in the galvez this weekend next door to supposedly the most haunted hotel room in the state according to galvez. Once they told her that on her second day there she couldn't sleep. She buys in to that stuff big time haha

I would have checked out immediately.

TCTTS said:

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I worked in Kyle Field for six years, back in the early '00s, and used to know every nook and cranny of that place. In keeping with the paranormal theme of this thread, I can assure you that place is 100% haunted. Every single co-worker had a story about creepy things that would happen there. It wouldn't surprise me one bit if we disturbed some kind of ancient Indian burial ground back in the day.

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I'm now 96% convinced….

My grandma has at least a half dozen stories of a ghost in her house. Of course, none of us ever heard about them until I was in my late teens. Stayed there almost every weekend in the summers when I was little.

I don't have any experiences of my own, but I'm sure I would have never slept if I knew those stories sooner.

I don't remember doing this but when I was 4 or 5 we moved into an older house and I would ask my parents who were the other people living in our house with us….freaked my mom out.

They were obviously aliens.

Ghosts are interesting. No idea who/what they might be. Masquerading spirits? But who exactly are those?

There are those that would exactly know however. Perhaps we will get the chance to query them before long.

redline248 said:

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They were obviously aliens.

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No because they didn't abduct me until I was a teenager…

What about the aliens that crash and die here on earth?

Maybe there are alien ghosts and other worldly spirits that haunt our southwestern deserts…

Do alien biological robots have souls?

I’d have to imagine someone or ones in the IC are pretty afraid of what’s coming. The only way someone would do this is out of desperation. We live in a different time. We are generally more understanding these days. They couldn’t be stupid enough to think this would work. https://t.co/y5Tdw152Nf

— Witness Citizen (@WitnessCitizen) August 9, 2023

This is truly shameful if true that someone from the intelligence community violated HIPAA law to discredit a US whistleblower. Also, thanks for the existence proof. No one does this if there isn’t something to hide (like recovered UAPs). https://t.co/PScb0wet38

— Deep Prasad (yug-cybera) (@Deepneuron) August 9, 2023

🔥 BREAKING from @NewsNation

The CIA Office of Security illegally leaked classified HIPAA information regarding whistleblower David Grusch and his treatment for PTSD to @theintercept.@SenGillibrand, it's time for a Church Commission on the @CIA. They are rogue.#ufotwitter pic.twitter.com/FEeqz2QR26

— StandForBetter.org (@StandForBetter) August 9, 2023

Been tellin you guys the gatekeepers are nasty folk...

ask JFK..

G Martin 87 said:

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Gonna be "that guy" here because I actually do have expertise in this area. If the leaker was not directly employed by a covered entity under HIPAA, it is not possible for this to be a HIPAA violation. It's still shady as hell, of course. Carry on.

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The gate keepers are going to do whatever it takes to keep this reality from being publicly disclosed.

Supposedly, this is via our CIA.

G Martin 87 said:

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Gonna be "that guy" here because I actually do have expertise in this area. If the leaker was not directly employed by a covered entity under HIPAA, it is not possible for this to be a HIPAA violation. It's still shady as hell, of course. Carry on.

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Good to know.

Either way, this seems to be backfiring in spectacular fashion, to the point where even more veterans will come out of the woodwork to defend him, and perhaps cause even more whistleblowers to step forward…

Put it this way. New hashtag make it trend.#StandByGrusch

If the only thing you have to discredit #grusch is the fact that he sought help for fighting for his country and seeing the worst humanity has to offer and then a close friend killing himself, so you got some help, if… pic.twitter.com/3oDwutBYkP

— UAPMax.com (@UFOS_UAPS) August 9, 2023

The "this is a psyop!" crowd's narrative is dead. Whoever leaked Grusch's medical records to discredit him just killed it.

Now we know he's an actual whistleblower. #ufox #ufotwitter https://t.co/32euzwr6sm

— Richard Geldreich (@richgel999) August 9, 2023

Rep. Donalds is planning a huddle with Burchett and Luna on the UAP issue. https://t.co/rIEhwCHt6U

— 🜃Meta Material (@MetaStudioLogic) August 9, 2023

If they're saying it's a HIPAA violation when it's really not a HIPAA violation, then clearly everything Grusch says is bull***** [/most dolts on this thread]

TCTTS said:

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Two of my favorite interests coming together. With so many yeses, I've never been more proud of my team...

The first 𝐀𝐠𝐠𝐢𝐞 𝐂𝐚𝐦 of fall camp 🎥

🗣️ Do Aliens Exist? pic.twitter.com/BDDHYt3JDF

— Texas A&M Football (@AggieFootball) August 8, 2023

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Never say never but I agree with Max.

Psyop.....good grief people...

The real psyop is the 75+ years of deception and lies.

Sooner or later that light will come on.

Saw this video floating around Twitter. It's actually pretty good for 1995 and much of what people are saying and experiencing today, happened many times in the past.

Looks like Brandon is going to be on the Shawn Ryan Show today. Premiers ~12:30



Looks like it was the teaser.

Here is a really good, well laid out thread about the government UAP retrieval programs and who performs research on the craft. It's one of the best 'possible' explanations I have read.

Texas A&M's very own George HW Bush is cited as a possible leader in this program.

https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/15mh6ku/the_leadership_of_the_ufo_programs/

Given Bush's ailing health for that last decade or so before his death, I have serious doubts about his involvement in any of this - especially post-W. Interesting read though. Thanks for posting.

Bush was the one who denied Pres Carter's initial inquiries. Bush 41 knew a lot about the reality.

TKEAg04 said:

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Here is a really good, well laid out thread about the government UAP retrieval programs and who performs research on the craft. It's one of the best 'possible' explanations I have read.

Texas A&M's very own George HW Bush is cited as a possible leader in this program.

https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/15mh6ku/the_leadership_of_the_ufo_programs/

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Thanks for posting. Looking forward to giving it a read.

HW Bush - one thing Russ Baker left out of Family of Secrets is his blatant dishonesty when testifying before Congress to be CIA director.....regarding his activities of Nov. 21-22, 1963 (And NO, I'm not saying he was in some way responsible, the point is honesty)

Second, hostages in Iran and that particular October Surprise. Remember that Carter fired thousands of rogue CIA / adjacent (justifiably)

Third, why did his former close friend turn so hard against him in 1992? What did he discover, this great man Ross Perot, in those missions he funded to find POWs?

I could go on. Not a fan.