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First on CNN: US is receiving dozens of UFO reports a month, senior Pentagon official tells CNN (edition.cnn.com)

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[–] SignullGone@lemmy.world 2 points 2 years ago

Interesting that Dr. Kirkpatrick had this to say in regards to David Grusch's claims.

Kirkpatrick dismissed the sensational claims, saying he has “no evidence that suggests anything extraterrestrial in nature.”

“If anybody thinks that they know where those things are, they should be coming to talk to us,” said Kirkpatrick. “That’s why we have set up this entire architecture for people to securely come in and talk to us.”

This seems to directly contradict David Grusch's claims that he brought forth the information to Dr. Kirkpatrick, but Dr. Kirkpatrick never got back to Mr. Grusch.