Tennessee Republican Rep. Tim Burchett told the host of the “Event Horizon” podcast Sunday that lawmakers need to get more serious about unidentified flying objects, especially their technological capabilities.
Burshett, who serves on the House Oversight Committee and is heavily involved in the ongoing UFO hearings, made some startling claims during the hearings. episode. “[Alien crafts] It can travel light years, or speeds that defy physics as we know it,” he told the host. “They can fly underwater and show no heat signature.”
He added that we humans were “non-standard” and “couldn’t have beaten them” even if we wanted to. But thankfully the fact that we didn’t have to fight alien invaders is probably a good thing. If they wanted to attack us, they would have attacked us already, Mr Bruchette pointed out.
But he said the government cover-up of the crashed spacecraft had exposed technology that could “turn us into briquettes.” (Related: Recovered meteorite may be alien technology, claims Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb)
later interview “There are things in military airspace that we have no control over,” Bruchette continued to the Washington examiner. It intends to hold further public hearings on these issues, but deeper officials within the government appear not to be particularly proactive with members of parliament.
Bruschett also touched on the revelation of a recent whistleblower complaint from veteran David Charles Grusch, who recently claimed the government was illegally hiding information about UFOs from Congress.
“I think he’s telling the truth,” Mr. Bruchette told the Washington Examiner. “I think a lot of things are going to happen. And I think there will be efforts to discredit him.” (Related: UFO video release ‘negative to national security,’ Navy claims)
Overall, Mr. Bruchette insisted through his media appearances that there are enough credible witnesses to support the existence of extraterrestrial life on Earth. And it is precisely “greed and power” that keep government officials from releasing these data to the world.
You can listen to his full “Event Horizon” podcast here.
