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I'm also put in mind of the Vilas-Boas (or Villas Boas*) abduction mythology: The aliens conducted a series of experiments on their captive(Antonio Vilas-Boas -- JM) ... compelling him to have sexual intercourse with a female alien, who was...

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?

Don't forget: the day Metabunk went first online!

So, this is all a bit speculative and requires some inferences, so take it as such. Lots of non-statements and unicorn talk, IMO—but the ramblings of these guys usually catch up with them, from my experience. Here's my take on the fact that...

You'd think Rogan would at least be upset hearing about the deaths of other reptile people. :cool:

No, I am not going to watch something of that length, but let me make a guess: Rogan just listened credulously, making comforting sounds on occasion but seldom challenging Grusch's claims. Am I right? :)

Grusch never backs up his extraordinary claims with any evidence. The AARO gave him every chance to present his evidence but (as always) he refused. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvVQePdRwjk

Coordinates? Well, I'd violate my NDA if I told you those! I saw videos, that should be enough!

Off-topic a bit, always uncomfortable with ufology's use of "Nordic", and UFO enthusiast's apparent lack of insight into why it might be a problematic term (as well as the startling improbability of aliens not only resembling humans but a...

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?

I was going to say that he appears less and less able to distinguish between fact and fiction every time he resurfaces, but then I realised I always considered his recounting of seeing evidence to be precisely as believable as a representation of...

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...

I've watched the whole Rogan episode, surprisingly, and the part that stood out to me was where Grusch claims the "alien" bodies were real, because he was shown videos. When Rogan asks more details on these bodies appearance, he says the video...

It's also worth pointing out that most UFO believers or UFO content followers online seem to be pretty frustrated with this whole nothingburger. UFO buffs were much more aggressive on twitter, calling Elizondo a national hero, posting about how...

The "Nordic greys" have long been a staple in sci-fi tales, and although "Greek" might not be the best description, Grusch sounds like he is repeating the classic form. In the 1950s, George Adamski, a Polish-American ufologist, was among the...