In his sworn testimony, David Grusch committed to sharing the “cooperative and hostile witness list” comprising over 40 individuals he personally interviewed. During the subcommittee hearing on UFO/UAPs, when pressed by Rep Nancy Mace, Grusch assured the congressional panel that this comprehensive list would be provided post-hearing. However, the community has been left in utter suspense as there have been minimal updates or insights regarding when these witnesses might be called to testify publicly. Grusch was prepared to provide the list after the hearing, but the timeframe for us to be informed about that list has extended to nearly half a year. I understand that we likely cannot be told any of the names on the list, but the fact that we don’t even know if congress truly received that list or not is an absolute mockery of this government. This lack of transparency raises critical questions about the accountability and openness of the investigative process. What could be the reasons for such prolonged silence? Are there challenges in coordinating these testimonies, or is there an intentional delay in disclosing this crucial information to the public? The public’s right to know is a cornerstone of any democratic process, and the extended delay in sharing this witness list challenges the very essence of accountability. As we eagerly await further developments, one can’t help but wonder about the significance of these witnesses and the potential revelations they may bring to the forefront. The extended silence only adds to the intrigue and underscores the need for a more timely and open exchange of information in the pursuit of understanding UAP phenomena. I hope we can have more transparency from the government and will one day learn more of this strange truth. Have a great night everyone:)
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