David Grusch Makes Wild Claims in Oct 2026 Appearance on Joe Rogan Podcast

[JMartJr]

Aren't the Nordics distinct from the greys in the abduction/UFO narrative?

Yeah.

These three and the "mantids," insect-looking guys, seem to be the four that are embraced by UFO buffs these days, but of course over the years there have been dozens.

I am not sure about where this image originated, nor about what the basis is for assigning a ship type to each, but I found it on Reddit's r/aliens. I assume that it is AI slop due to hints like the three different views of the ships being mutually inconsistent...

Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/aliens/comments/1wv2nl9/the_3_species_we_keep_hearing_about_we_still_dont/

 

[Ann K]

Yeah.

You're right, of course. Nordics are described more often as being silvery blue. I believe those "beautiful" people were invented as the modern-day succubus, providing a sort of UFO porn to turn "believers" into "hopers".

As for tic-tacs, I can attest that they're not that shape, but I suppose that's a catchier name than "Good & Plentys". Do they also come in pink?

 

[jdog]

Yeah.

And who flies the jellyfish, the hammers, the orbs, the black triangles, the rods, and the cubes within the circles? I need more of a dramatis personae. Plus the eggs, who makes Barber's eggs?