David Grusch Works for Garry Nolan and Chris Mellon, New Document Shows

8/2/2023

The U.S. House of Representatives has published the CV that David Grusch submitted prior to his testimony before a House subcommittee last week. It reveals a startling and undisclosed potential conflict of interest between Grusch’s public statements and his private business interests. In the CV, we learn that in May of this year, Grusch started a new job as the chief operating officer for the Sol Foundation, an organization founded by Garry Nolan, the UFO-investigating Stanford professor who is afraid of open windows because of a childhood alien abduction attempt. The Sol Foundation is headquartered in Huntsville, Alabama, the aerospace industry hub where Space Command was supposed to move until Pres. Biden canceled the plans this week, alongside Radiance Technologies, the defense contractor Secret of Skinwalker Ranch star Travis Taylor (who thinks he’s infected with a disembodied alien parasite) and former UAPTF head Jay Stratton (the werewolf-haunted Skinwalker portal believer) quietly work for. It supposedly produces advisory and public work for the U.S. government. Chris Mellon is listed as one of the company’s directors. This certainly isn’t suspicious at all.

18 Comments

An Over-Educated Grunt

8/2/2023 02:06:17 pm

Well yeah, of course they're in Huntsville. That's like being surprised a constitutional law firm has an office in DC. Huntsville calls itself, with good reason, Rocket City. Two thirds of the military industrial complex has branches in Huntsville, and the other third builds ships. If you want to interface with them, you go there or Crystal City, and rent is cheaper in Huntsville. No, there really isn't anything suspicious about it. Dumb, perhaps, but not suspicious.

I do think that keeping Space Force off of Redstone Arsenal was the right move, as, from experience, there are serious issues when your headquarters are on an installation owned by somebody else.

Investigations, research, analysis

8/2/2023 03:19:37 pm

Of nothing. As per usual. Good job.

Gary

8/2/2023 05:51:57 pm

Just a small correction -- it wasn't Space Force that was scheduled to move to Huntsville. It was Space Command. It's not unusual to see the entities confused.

Space Force is the new branch of the military created by Trunp. Space Command is a multi-branch (but primarily Air Force members) military entity.

Jason Colavito link

8/2/2023 10:09:32 pm

Thanks! Fixed.

Jim

8/4/2023 03:58:22 pm

Hello Jason, what's up with your blog ?
Are you taking a hiatus or is something broken ?

ps. I Used this link to get on your blog.

https://www.jasoncolavito.com/blog/category/all

Obvious

8/4/2023 09:57:00 pm

It's those damned space aliens again (what more proof do you need?)

I Experienced the Same Problem - Good Workaround!

8/5/2023 08:19:31 am

Ancient astronaut theorists say "Yes!"

Joe

8/6/2023 01:59:51 pm

I am not sure what is suspicious about this. Saying it is suspicious without explaining it sounds like a fringe theory. The entire thing has been reported by journos like Kean and we all knew beforehand that a certain civilian group is assisting disclosure. As I read this information the most logical explanation is they offered Grusch a position because after what happened obviously the military industry will not hire him. He is an intelligence officer who believes in transparency. His career is basically over and Grusch knew this and still went to the public. Giving him a position in a movement focusing on the dosclosure is actually making him more credible. Or doesn't it?

Explain yourself Jason because I saw both of the CVs. I read Grusch's CV and yours too. Who would you believe in my position? A fringeblogger or a CIA officer with a flawless background supported by coworkers and civilian scientists alike? Wow what a hard question this is. Explain this post mate. Explain what you mean.

Say What ?

8/6/2023 05:26:45 pm

" obviously the military industry will not hire him. He is an intelligence officer who believes in transparency. "

Joe

8/7/2023 05:13:18 am

This sentence seems obvious to me so I don't know what is misunderstood here but I try to explain like I would to a 5yo.

An intelligence officer's duty is to gather and protect information. You are a bad spy if the public knows about the information you collected. Noone will trust you with confidential information if you tell it to the public.

Grusch is one of the most well known whistleblowers in the united states right now. He is known for giving the public at least hints of classified information.

This means that his career is over. No government agency will hire him back because he is an advocate for transparency. No government agency will share confidential information with him. Because his tendency of secrecy is no longer proven.

He had to leave the CIA because he is sharing intelligence with the public. This is a nono for a spy.

Ask if you don't understand Jason, hard to tell where you lost the thread.

Say What ?

8/7/2023 11:27:59 pm

So he's not an intelligence officer ?
You should have said that, rather than he is an intelligence officer.

Kent

8/8/2023 02:35:29 am

Might want to cool your jets and for God's sake Montresor stop saying "CIA". According to his resume (I'm one of those sticklers who distinguishes between a resume which this is and a CV which this is not) HE NEVER WORKED FOR THE GODDAM EM-EFFING C-SUCKING C.I.A. Kinda calls your credibility, reading skills and sanity into question.

I'm getting a strong whiff of essing dee at a truck stop from your posts. I get it, you're a leather liking jock sniffer. Clearly Grusch was lying in his testimony. Perhaps he was ass-igned so to do. Note how he danced around the murder question.

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. Grusch is strong on the first and non-existent on the second. He may be dismissed out of hand.

Joe

8/11/2023 02:12:33 am

You guys seem like butthurt fringebloggers who are jealous you don't write the news. You seem jealous because some intelligence officer with a well known and detailed background with dozens vouching for him is more credible than a... neckbeard from some cafe. Wow.

At this point people even question his intelligence-officer status.

The truth is not what you feel or believe or think. The truth is the truth and your preconceptions are irrelevant. Noone cares what you guys think of Grusch. All we care about how many of Grusch's statements are true.

Kent

8/11/2023 10:46:57 pm

Let's talk about your entirely false twice-made claim that Grusch worked for the CIA. IF you read the resume, you did it at retard reading level.

You suck major ass and Mrs. Ass is tired of it.

An Over-Educated Grunt

8/8/2023 08:44:44 am

You see a flawless record. I see an officer they declined to maintain on active duty despite a retention crisis and special skills.

Jim

8/9/2023 11:41:56 am

He must be using a silent dog whistle:

"Grusch even claims he can’t reveal most of the evidence, as it is currently classified."

https://www.nationalreview.com/2023/06/ufo-whistleblower-is-a-trap-for-the-gop/

This article is a bit of a lark in itself.

Dan Ash

8/9/2023 10:30:25 am

This really isn't startling or suspicious, nor is it undisclosed. It is an obvious and sensible next step after leaving his government role. Less a skeleton in the closet, more a barely relevant footnote.

All that's suspicious here is your focus on disingenuous interpretations of complex elements of the histories of successful, credible people and the ad hominem attacks drawn in parallel.

Jim

8/12/2023 02:11:25 am

It's weird that a guy who won't be able to work for the military industry is working for a guy who is fishing for military money by advising the government on matters this guy is blowing the whistle on without actually blowing any whistles.

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