UFO whistleblowers told US Congress ‘we are not alone in the cosmos’ and there’s ‘excessive secrecy’

UFO whistleblowers have told U.S. Congress that “we are not alone in the cosmos” and highlighted “excessive secrecy” surrounding UFOs.

The hearing, held on November 13, 2024, was part of an ongoing investigation into Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP).

It’s the combined term used for UFOs seen in the sky, underwater, and even in space.

Military officers, including former counterintelligence agents and retired Navy officials, shared claims that the U.S. government has been hiding evidence about advanced alien technology and extraterrestrial visitors.

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We are not alone: UFO whistleblowers told US Congress

Luis Elizondo, a former U.S. counterintelligence officer, claimed that governmental secrecy has led to harm and that many loyal public servants have been mistreated just to hide the truth about UFOs.

He also claimed there were secret government programs to retrieve crashed UFOs and study them.

The complete details were not given in the hearing.

Elizondo pushed for more transparency and called for a national strategy to investigate UFOs openly.

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The hearing also included testimonies from retired Navy Admiral Tim Gallaudet.

He believed that UFOs are proof of “non-human intelligence” and argued that the public deserved to know the truth.

Whistleblowers call for transparency

Tim Gallaudet told the hearing that there was credible information to suggest “we are not the only advanced intelligence in the universe”.

Another key witness, Michael Gold from NASA, emphasized that science should be at the forefront of investigating UFOs.

He also suggested that artificial intelligence could help analyze UFO data.

Mr Gold added to calls for transparency, arguing that the US government needed to share what it knew with the public.