Spooky Hustlers: How wacky UFO activists and “crazy” ghost hunters duped Congress into hunting UFOs
Anyone else bored enough (& also objective enough) to have watched this 3 hour+ NYPost/The Basement Office compilation video over the holidays? I missed the individual videos since it switched to the ‘skeptic’ POV, but I found this compilation interesting.
It attempts to discredit…
the 2017 NY Times article
BASS (a company owned by Robert Bigelow) automatically getting the $22M contract for AAWSAP – after Bigelow had a prior history of donating to Harry Reid’s campaigns.
Lue Elizondo & the whole AATIP vs AAWSAP problem; was it really studying paranormal or UFOs, AAWSAP ending in 2012 but Lue claims he worked for AATIP until 2017, etc.
Jay Stratton (UAP Task Force leader/David Grusch’s former boss), claims he visited Skinwalker Ranch & was followed home by a hitchhiker/white wolf like creature (that was linked to a fictional character from the videogame “Fable”)
James Lacatski, Hal Putoff & George Knapp’s involvement with Skinwalker – writing books with no evidence provided, etc.
The long sidebar of visiting Skinwalker & finding nothing really going on at all (& the interesting profile of a multimillionaire real estate developer who currently owns Skinwalker)
I find David Grusch believable (so don’t label me a straight up skeptic or disinfo agent), I’m just objective enough to have watched this video. The video doesn’t really attempt to discredit Grusch directly, outside of his associations with Jay Stratton, Corbell & Knapp & another guy from the Skinwalker TV show.
It does beg a lot of questions about other folks in this scene that should at least be acknowledged. You don’t have to throw the baby out with the bathwater, but I think we need to have our eyes opened to some of the b.s. that is going on here.
This video about the congressional hearings is a good follow up if you manage to make it through the 3 hour one
UFO Hearing Insanity – Jeremy Corbell & George Knapp Influencing Congress on UFOs
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