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
He's yet another example of "the more you learn about a ufo disclosure person the worse it gets". As predictable as Chinese lantern vids being misidentified as intelligent alien orbs, or one of my all-time favourites: a wind-blown chunk of party...
It's on youtube.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pukbzCC3cfQ
I think it's this one:
The program was thoroughly debunked; the footage was shot on an inexpensive set constructed in a London living room. Its alien bodies were hollow...
It's on youtube.
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pukbzCC3cfQ
I think it's this one:
The program was thoroughly debunked; the footage was shot on an inexpensive set constructed in a London living room. Its alien bodies were hollow...
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...
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
Nothing Grusch says can be taken seriously.
The interesting question is who did Grusch tell that he was going to meet with AARO who then convinced (scared) him into not keeping that appointment? Because is sounds very much like he agreed to meet...
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? :)
Possibly another example of just pushing their photography business / social media via a bit of viral UFO marketing. We've seen it multiple times "photographer records something strange"