David Grusch Says America and Russia Are in a Secret UFO Tech Race

​Just days after Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) proudly announced that she had secured full funding for the Pentagon’s UFO office and was working on scheduling a hearing at which UFO whistleblower David Grusch would testify, Grusch spoke to a Dutch magazine in which he made additional bizarre claims beyond those he already offered.

​Over the past few weeks, Grusch has claimed that the U.S. government has dead alien bodies, that the U.S. seized a crashed UFO recovered originally by Mussolini, that the Pentagon captured flying saucers larger than a football field in size, and that America entered into a secret treaty with space aliens (who also are on a murder spree, killing Americans) without informing Congress. Now, in his new interview with Nieuwe Revu, Grusch claims that America and Russia are in a race to “master” UFO technology and that shadowy forces are murdering people who get too close to the truth:

Are only America and Italy involved?
Grusch: "No, there are also known cases in Russia, for example. It even resulted in a race with the Russians to see who could master the UAP technology first."
Has anyone tried to address this before?
Grusch: "Yes, but they have disappeared, or have been silenced with serious threats. This is life-threatening knowledge."

​This must be news to Vladimir Putin, whose army is crumbling and can’t conquer Ukraine despite having “mastered” UFO super-tech. The claim does, however, align with a long-term Soviet and later Russian effort to use UFO lore for propaganda purposes, to undermine Western faith in religion and science. And both the U.S. and the Soviets fabricated UFO crashes to help cover up spying and the recovery of crashed tech—their own and their enemies’.
 
Grusch alleged that the technology the U.S. recovered from space aliens would allow us to undo climate change—if only those nasty military types weren’t so hell bent on… what, exactly? Who knows? All of this is recycled UFO lore, familiar to anyone who has read UFO books over the past seven decades.
 
Grusch made his claims to Max Moszkowicz, a close friend and associate of UFO industry figures like Lue Elizondo and Jeremy Corbell. It’s all very neat and very incestuous—and should throw up a red flag for senators like Gillibrand and Marco Rubio, whom the Pentagon labeled a “true believer.” I’m not sure why Grusch is making increasingly bizarre claims, but they are making him look ridiculous. How silly can it get before even Gillibrand and Rubio don’t want to discuss secret treaties with murderous space aliens and their 300-foot captured flying saucers?