US Congress to unravel mysteries of aliens, UFOs in historic hearing

Conspiracy orists and enthusiasts of extra-terrestrial world can expect some of ir answers finally be answered, thanks to a US Congress hearing scheduled for Wednesday. According to a former US intelligence officer, session could bring explosive details out in open, including recovery of UFOs.

“I’ve been told that we have recovered technology that did not originate on this Earth, by officials in Department of Defense and by former intelligence officials,” Christopher Mellon, former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence, told NewsNation. 

Mellon teased that ex-intelligence official and UFO whistleblower Dave Grusch is rey to unearth in his bombshell testimony Pentagon's alleged possession of 'intact and partially intact' alien UFOs.

He ded, “ objective here, I think, and opportunity, is for American people to come to better understand why it is that so many in Congress actually take seriously idea that re are UFOs, UAP [Unidentified Aerial Phenomena] that are violating US airspace and associated rumor, allegation, that we may have in our possession off-world technology recovered from someone else’s space program."

Who is leing investigation? 

upcoming hearing comes deces after reluctance of American leers to break ir silence on potential existence of extraterrestrial beings and ir futuristic vehicles. inquiry is surprisingly being led by conservatives. According to Guardian, Tim Burchett, Republican Congressman from Tennessee, who is co-heing probe, claimed in a briefing last week that he and his co-investigator Anna Paulina Luna h been 'stonewalled' by federal officials when y tried to dive into mystery. 

“We’ve h a heck of a lot of pushback about this hearing. re are a lot of people who don’t want this to come to light,” Burchett said, ding that United States held proof of mind-boggling technology that defies laws of physics known to mankind. “We’re gonna get to bottom of it. Whatever truth may be. We’re done with cover-up," he vowed.