This youtube video runs for an hour and 40 minutes, so best listened to while doing chores around the house, or on a long drive.

But however you listen, you will be amazed. It's worth it. Sheehan has the credentials, the contacts, the information, and a mature, critical mind. FASCINATING.

https://www.youtube.com/live/drMTwFriaDA?feature=shared

"Famed civil rights attorney Daniel Sheehan addresses UFO/UAP disclosure, technology, and biology, and American citizens’ constitutional rights to know. Attorney Sheehan’s deep litigation experience in American constitutional watersheds from Watergate to the Pentagon Papers, the Iran-Contra affair, Karen Silkwood, the Lakota Tribe at Standing Rock and defending Harvard psychiatrist John Mack’s tenure for publishing his book Abduction, provides a unique perspective on the National Security State’s monopoly on UFO/UAP information.

"His New Paradigm Institute is at the forefront of promoting UFO/UAP disclosure."

Among other info. This stuff is on the record.

You can skip the first 10 minutes. Just chit chat until the show actually starts.

Nothing except often-mistaken views of blobs of light, fuzzy photos and videos, and flat-out lies.

Asking for You-Know-Who.

Years ago, I was riding my bicycle home, and saw a cone-shaped object.

As I approached, it changed shape.

It was floating in the sky, had I turned on any of the side streets, that would have been my only view of the object.

As I got close, I saw it was a bunch of orange balloons, in a sack, tied to the ground at a car dealer near me.

How many more of these UFO reports fall along this same line?
According to most of the credible research, almost all.

How many more are fake, hoaxes and simply lies?

that we have the bodies of aliens, and their craft as well, kinda caught my attention.

I don't give a shit if they were "under oath."

People under oath have accused famous people of being cannibals trafficking kids.

Of being "communists."

Extraordinary claims demand extraordinary evidence.
Without it, they are worthless claims.

Decades ago at work I knew a guy who was level-headed, good worker and friendly.
He absolutely believed in Santa Claus, as in flying reindeer, North Pole home and such.
Because he "saw Santa fly off his roof" as a child.

I figure it was a vivid dream.

People at the top of their fields, and with high level security clearances, like Grusch. Chuck Schumer sponsored legislation last year to effectuate disclosure, but it was watered down by republicans in the House who receive large donations from defense contractors. I invite you to read PCIntern’s statement here:
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100219815794