Are They Hiding Aliens? Body Language Analyst reacts: Government Whistleblower, David Grusch!

[@betageek66]

I worked inside the Beltway for a decade and during that time had a TS-SCI clearance for cybersecurity issues. I had a lot of professional and social acquaintances in various other departments and branches, and one thing you need to understand is that individuals with various clearances will talk vaguely, generally and parenthetically about something they should not talk about, but when it comes to actual facts and data, they draw the line, because that is disclosing specific classified information, and if you have a clearance you take that very seriously. Consider also that Grusch was not read in on any of these programs, he was following leads and interviewing individuals...and time after time hitting the wall of what they were willing to disclose. So it stands to reason that his information lacks specificity, and so too his discussion of what he knows. Also, he is using "briefed" very generally, as military officers often do. His briefs may have not been official interviews but rather just discussions. So all this is to say that I think reading his body language is particularly difficult in this case because he has basically synthesized a conclusion based on his work and however many discussions he has had, but the hard facts were withheld from him. And he himself needs to skirt whatever classified information he does have, however it was obtained. One section of the interview that illustrates this is his mention of heavy isotopes in retrieved materials. Gary Nolan, a Stanford pathology professor, has examined these materials and is free to talk about them, and does. He calls them bewildering, because no one on earth would go to the considerable expense of creating them when they serve no known materials science or engineering purpose, but he does not consider them conclusive proof of anything. Grusch appears to be using them as an example...because the information is unclassified...but departing from Nolan's conclusion and apparently weaving it together with other information he has acquired and saying "It's definite proof." Personally I find the man and the fact he has come forward to be fascinating, and will follow this closely going forward. I can't for the life of me understand what he would have to gain from fabricating all this, and clearly he has lost a lot in the process. I believe that a lot of sources who he trusts have confirmed the existence of what he discusses to the point where he has concluded all the information he has gathered is true. But he has no proof. What a difficult and anxiety provoking position that must be for him.

[@josephalexander2837]

The Truth is Out there

[@sd5919]

Schumer’s press release says they discovered a vast web of individuals and groups who attest to this so…

[@ProgRockKeys]

Thanks for the thoughtful comments.

[@Jean18241]

Thanks for explaining that. It helps. Thanks again.

[@Letsgobrandon173]

Excellent insight! I too held TS/SCI clearance and served for almost a decade in the military. One thing not taken into consideration is the fact that this "whistle-blower" is doing something that completely contradicts everything he had always stood for. By speaking about classified information regarding the most important revelation in the history of man kind, he would absolutely be nervous, conflicted and out of his comfort zone. Establishing a base line for someone who is speaking about a topic so extraordinary, with all of the world watching is entirely foreign to him. This guy is probably freaking out just violating his oath and the brotherhood he admits to value since a child. I think he is just validating what many in this country already know. Yes the government keeps this topic secret and it would go to great lengths to do so for obvious reasons. The secrecy is not to prevent us from knowing that in an infinite number of planets there is life and we are not alone, as any reason person would conclude, but to keep AMERICA on the top of the food chain. Any technology that would allow another country or even group of extremists to violate US airspace and fly wherever, whenever would be a serious problem. Imagine this technology falling into the wrong hands. I would hope the government would take necessary measures to ensure faster than light interplanetary travel doesn't become available to let's sat North Korea, or Iran. The idea that we are planning some false flag invasion or that men and women in the military are hiding something to keep us oppressed is absurd. As far as thinking this man is lying because he parts his lips or moves his eyebrows a certain way is comical.

[@markh.harris9271]

This is clearly NOT a whistle blowing "thing". He was given persmission to speak... at a level... and no further. He was told what to say. We are being told as a "soft" launch, that we are not alone; in a way that people can process it... without freaking out. He is the "spokesperson" for the first official release. Stay tuned. marcus

[@ds_the_rn]

Bob Lazar is getting ready to pop up and say, “See?! I was telling the truth all along!” 😂

[@zatharigo7815]

why t f do we need a soft launch?

[@sean7193]

@@zatharigo7815 as he said so the general population wont freak out. if aliens and other worlds exist, then much of are history and beliefs would be wrong causing some pretty big upset, among other things - wouldn't you say?

[@AndreaSimone57]

Many psychics have predicted it

[@sasca854]

@@ds_the_rn Bob Lazar would've been part of the same psyop; he didn't _actually_ work on alien spacecraft. You don't seriously think that the government would bring in a kid whose primary engineering achievement was strapping a repurposed jet engine to his car to fumble around with an alien spacecraft which would've exceeded our theoretical and practical understanding of physics by thousands of years (if not more), do you? You folks can't seriously be that gullible lol

[@dubhsith5993]

The confusion about what he's allowed to talk about stems from the whistleblower law he is using. It allows him to say things about UAP, but not disclose other classified material. He interview was approved and vetted. All this occurred because he was blowing the wistle and the Pentagon stopped him. So he applied for the whistleblower protection that was set up just a few months ago (because there's a line of whistleblowers waiting to not get arrested for saying what they want to say.)

[@adabeltran3805]

Interesting

[@Vaille32]

Nice.

[@The.Doctor.6149]

Convenient.

[@Jean18241]

How do you know this? I thought he said at one point in the interview that he told the defense department what he was going to do and they didn't stop him. So he acted like they didn't vet him. I guess we will be able to tell more once the Senate and House get more information and documents. There is another group of 4 men who do facial analysis etc. on youtube and one of them said the same thing ......he is saying what he was told to say. He might not be lying but he often acts like he is lying because he withheld the fact that he and the defense department are "in" on it. That was one guy's take on it and I tend to lean in that direction because I feel he acts odd.

[@dubhsith5993]

@@Jean18241 I know because I know people (like Daniel Sheehan) who know those personally involved with Grusch's legal battle.

[@knutsfordhouse]

Hoping you will do a follow up on this now we've seen him give evidence in the congressional hearing. I think he is not a whistle blower, I think he's putting stuff out that the US wants to put out there without it being an official announcement, maybe because it's part truth, or maybe because it just helps provide a cover story to take the spotlight off something else.

[@VaughanMcCue]

. . . cover story to take the spotlight off something else. . . . Real issues that gov't should attend to and not mythology.

[@coreymartin6249]

I completely agree that this is all coming out to take the publics eyes off of something bigger taking place.

[@MarceloLopezJr]

Never let the real narrative emerge. This is the way politics.

[@VaughanMcCue]

@@coreymartin6249 I agree it is a distraction, but don't be tricked into thinking anything is taking place. Jibber-jabber, perhaps, but nothing of substance.

[@elizabethanthony3916]

👍👏👏👏👏

[@jeffreyhenderson2762]

There is a difference between whistleblowing and sharing classified info. The latter is a felony and can get you charged with treason. He is sharing the info that SHOULD have been shared with congress but has not been. That part, he cannot be charged for and he is protected by the whistleblower laws.

[@user-qt3bd6cp9v]

this!

[@nomadscavenger]

Which means he can embellish, exaggerate and appear more important than the guys(pilots) who have actually seen/interacted w/UAPs. A government plant, like Greer, Lazar, maybe w/the intentional purpose of reinforcing the veracity of the other witnesses, but actually making the pilots seem unimportant and unreliable. "Multiple spaceships in hangars, collected and re-engineered their propulsion/DNA; we have their tech"- it's almost guaranteed to be false. One-time shoot down in NM, caught unawares/malfunction, a shoot down nevertheless, w/a.i. That's it. UK Rendlesham Forest, their military felt no need to blow them/it up, that's assuming their commander was smart enough to recognize there could be "repercussions" !?? Think what these gov't plants are saying: they are harmless, they shared their advanced tech, and no fighting back, or defense response? Right! As if they didn't witness what's happening in Ukraine, or Afghanistan, Syria, WW2, Vietnam, etc.; know our species well enough, BUT not have not just super avoidance tech, but enough power in their "engines" to vaporize anything we can throw at them, including nukes? An advanced civilization, more civilized than anything down here, because they have evolved to the same point their tech has, and PEACEFUL, generous and sympathetic but only to the Great One, the USA! - just as sappy, illogical Carl Sagan and his wife predicted! Yah, RIGHT again!

[@compassionate100]

Who upholds laws?

[@WhyYouBlockMe]

Tell me what classified info shouldnt be shared with the President and the Gang of 8? This is a trick question. 😂😂😂

[@gotmikl3075]

@@nomadscavenger This is the most incoherent, disjointed and incongruent thought of 2024 (so far). Nice!

[@lwalls]

"Why draw the line?" It's definitely consistent with my outside-looking-in experience as a military spouse. The military has a culture of hyper-compartmentalization (you only get info on a "need-to-know" basis) and that's protocol in every branch, every office. Officers have bits and pieces of information, but only the top brass has all the info--because only the top brass has the clearance to discuss, interpret, and make a decision on all the info. And, they are all conditioned to not ask questions unless they are clear that it's an area where they need to know the answer. So those without top clearance are left to sit and wonder, but they don't do that for long. They move on to focus on their job. It's a deliberate cultural structure to prevent too much thinking/assuming lower down the rungs so that orders are followed without question. That, of course, is a safety protocol for battle/field training. If you start commiserating with your higher-ups, you might get ideas that you have enough info to make a decision and a bad, ill-informed decision could very well cost lives. Hierarchy and compartmentalization are everything in military culture.

[@jimspy1001]

Absolutely spot on.

[@deannaandrews1328]

Makes you wonder what's it all really about? Maybe he is being told to do it by a higher up??

[@gearhead1302]

Also we have to consider what has happened to past whistle blowers. They don't exactly get protected by the law. You wind up hiding in Russia or being in prison. You have to be VERY careful.

[@L-Train0ne]

​@@deannaandrews1328I believe he's part of a controlled leak, for a soft opening of many for the final False Flag narrative. Of the Fake Alien Invasion 👽 coupled with military operations "Project Bluebeam". That guy definitely is loyal to a fault and definitely wants to be part of "The Club", that George Carlin spoke about! It's our own technology from a previous humanity...we were much more intelligent, but have been indoctrinated to a false history. Tartaria

[@L-Train0ne]

Aliens 👽 are Demons 😈

[@deedavis1950]

You nailed it. The conclusion instantly took me back to Ronald Reagan's reference to how quickly mankind would come together if facing a common enemy. How better to gently nudge humanity?

[@TheBehavioralArts]

Yeah. This theory keeps spinning in my head. The fact that he straight up mentioned the human family at the end was like 😯.

[@dannychaplin9270]

The problem isn’t so much with humanity, but with the psychopaths in power

[@CONEHEADDK]

It's long ago that some people told us, that when "they" were finnished using the cry mate change hoagz, it would be ETs.. Seems it's now.. Few other than uninformed kids fear the cry mate joke, and fewer and fewer believe it thanks to facts and science - so "they" need a new leverage - just like You crane, they "they" also made happen..

[@Nicole_Riviere]

Just wondering: since the United States are so decided these days, maybe the goal was to unite you a little more?

[@CONEHEADDK]

@@Nicole_Riviere won werl guvrmnt

[@DrSipp]

Please analyse the UAP Congress hearing now, with this guy and two other guys. It would be a good follow up to this video! Thank you! :)

[@MarsLeNoirXIIXII]

yeah well he will not ! he's one the billions completely unaware and he would be litteraly IN SHOCK ! better for him to keep his sanity in the rainbow world of what he knows

[@mai_822]

This was so great and detailed! I’ve watched another body language analysis video of this interview before this one but yours are definitely much more entertaining and very easy to understand you’ve cleared some of my questions about the interview. Thanks 🙏🏻

[@melaniedelaware7500]

Fascinating. I actually commented on a recent video that I am anxious about people not believing me and as a result show ALL the signs of being untruthful, simply because I fear not being believed. Glad to see that I am not the only one.

[@satanxkxtten]

Yes! "People who fear not being believed behave like deceptive people." I catch myself doing that in those situations as well!

[@rumham7466]

@@satanxkxttensort of like that joke about when you walk out of the store without buying something, you feel like you look suspicious. So you might act nervous and suspicious. Hope I explained that the way I intended lol

[@venomousgoose5023]

When I was a kid this happened to me a lot. I was always afraid of getting in trouble so that inner nervousness was often on visible display

[@thenomad4123]

Yeah, I observed the same thing several times in my own behavior. First time I actually heard it wasn't just me.

[@curtishoffmann6956]

"Is he lying about aliens? Or, are the aliens lying about him?"

[@johnllewlyndavies222]

😂😂😂Excellent

[@Valen_Wolf]

🤔

[@jackiegarroutte8970]

😂😂😂

[@MrU4theChillWind]

Lolol

[@gabrielasaenz-seitz6593]

😂 nice one!!!

[@starla.]

“Why not just show him?” Telling him off the record that his department isn’t getting all the information it is supposed to and that he needs to look further into something is one thing, but showing him the documents and reports is often not possible without breaking the law (by removing or replicating the documents), risking a dishonorable discharge, and a military prison sentence.

[@EverythingPlus.101]

Maybe he is acting to help his country to disperse attention from the weapons they are sending to kill people in Russia and Ukraine 😢😢 who cares about aliens 👽👽 if they are around for so many years WHY we should be concerned now?

[@k0lpA]

he's saying the government killed people to prevent us from knowing about the aliens stuff they know.. how would he be allowed to say this ?

[@breannaculler9259]

I was going to say the same. In all matters of the military, certain people gets certain information, but not one person gets all the information. So even if they showed him, that’s as far as it gets. The people he talked to probably would only get to do so much on one project before needing to move on. This way, in the event of a capture of something, they can’t give away too many secrets or enough information to be damning at least

[@1992zorro]

He's not a whistleblower, he is a classified spokesperson

[@MultiChrisjb]

yeah, considering the Snowden will never be able to step foot on US territory again, for simply revealing that the nsa is spying on everyone, it does seem like he got the nod from higher up to do it.

[@louthivierge3374]

you are right , this was planned to enter in a narrative to control the people and bring on the new world order , therse vesels and aliens are nothing but demonic esntities , this man is guilty and does not act like a whistle blower

[@kalithechamp1412]

Exactly, there are very few whistle blowers and when you are one, you’re treated much differently, not allowed to speak everywhere you wish.

[@flynick]

🤣🤣🤣 exactly

[@omarsantiago582]

Experto hablando

[@qs2668]

Spidey picking up on his desire to belong is genius! And the reaction at being called out for looking at the "whistleblower"'s face, trying to figure out if he's for real - just priceless!

[@ukmediawarrior]

It occurs to me that his answers, to some of the questions, are very vague and actually are based on information we already know. For example the question 'We are not alone?' and he states the information he has says we are definitely not alone. Ok, but thats been accepted for decades now. Nearly every scientist agrees that considering the size of the universe there must be other species out there. Another question he is asked is 'Have you seen spacecraft?' and his answer is he has read reports and seen pictures .... well, hell, haven't we all?! UFO's have been around forever, we have all, at some time or another, read accounts of people seeing them, seen video and pictures of supposed UFO's. He didn't say he has seen them with his own eyes, he obfuscated.

[@GlRTHBR00KS]

Not entirely true on the first part. Anyone who says we’re not alone just based off the size of the universe alone is thinking about the entire picture. The truest answer is “we don’t know”. We don’t know how big or small the chances of life forming are. So we could just as likely be the only life in the entire universe. It’s not as fun of an idea, but we just simply don’t know enough to say we’re not alone JUST because the universe is vast

[@ukmediawarrior]

@@GlRTHBR00KS Let me preface this by saying that personally I do believe in UFO's and intelligent life out there somewhere, so although I mentioned some of his answers being a little to shady, I do hope he is telling the truth .... well, as long as Aliens don't do an Independence Day on us at least, lol. As for the question is there intelligent life out there, yes, the discussion continues, but the more time the passes the more confident scientists are that we can't possibly be the only intelligent life in the entire universe. It's mathematically impossible. Now is this the same as actually seeing an alien with our own eyes, no, of course not, but then we know a lot of things actually exist and you can't see them with the naked eye. I guess until its 100% disproved then I'll keep believing in them, however as they say its impossible to prove a negative, they can't prove that no life exists :)

[@markjacobson4248]

​@@GlRTHBR00KSYes but also no. The real thought process is "The probability life, and specifically species with capabilities like our own arising in the universe within the amout of time since the big bang can't be 0 or we wouldn't exist. We are already at a point where we could potentially detect evidence of ourselves, so it seems odd that we haven't seen any yet." Effectively this puts an upper and lower bound on the probability of life arising and developing into us. Then there's more bounds you can come to by looking at other lines of evidence. The evidence shows that life as we know it arose on Earth within a relatively short time from when life as we know it was possible of arising on Earth, suggesting that Life as we know it arising on a planet that can support it isn't a tremendously improbable event. Evidence shows that there are many planets within this galaxy alone that seem to be capable of supporting life as we know it, should it arise upon them. All together, statistically it's incredibly unlikely that Earth is the only planet with some form of life on it. Where the lack of knowledge comes in to play is that we can't tell how likely it is that any of those develop into a species similar to us, that would produce evidence of their existance that can be observed from afar like we do.

[@ceemills]

The difference here is his position. This is a man who delivered daily briefings in the white house. I agree that this could be to disclose information to the public in a particular narrative from the powers in charge. Maybe that is exactly what is happening here. perhaps why he doesn't seem so angry as a normal whistleblower like is suggested. It has been said that people with direct interaction with these programs are going to come forward. one at least I've read. I am looking forward with what is to come next.

[@Man_fay_the_Bru]

People just wanna believe this bullshit artist because he’s military& they think they don’t lie,I’d point them to don Shipley’s channel, it’s full of military & non military who lie thru there ass,my bullshit metre nearly broke listening to this interview mate🤷‍♂️

[@theprogrammer1]

Whether its true or not, the hypothesis is that the aliens started getting involved when we started developing nuclear weapons. If you look at monkeys building something in the jungle you will think "oh now nice" but if you see them start creating guns you'll think twice about letting them go on with it.

[@debshipman4697]

Yes, cosmically we are 12 years old.

[@maxxpopp2373]

well the aliens didn’t actually stop the building of nuclear weapons.

[@DaggsTheCurious]

Yeah, it was after hitler dug old alien tech up out of his archeological digs. He had one. Then we divided up his work on it, and had it working for ourselves by 1954. Follow the paper trail. This shts all gonna come out. Bout freaking time

[@lolmao500]

Well its a fact that UFOs started showing up at nuclear sites in russia, china and the us after we tested nukes. It was easier to detect ufo at these sites too because theres a lot of security at those sites for obvious reasons.

[@pluckypluckster]

i've never seen monkeys start to create guns, so i have nod idea what kind of delusion you have

[@PaulWallis]

David Grusch is not a whistleblower. He has been given official clearance to talk about certain things, without the Pentagon "necessarily agreeing with all [his] claims." This official release has been shown to Ross Coulthard and other journalists. He has a very strict perimeter around what he is allowed to discuss.

[@csciabar]

The fact that he was given this info and not himself close to the subject matter…suggests he is only telling us this to prepare the public for something nefarious.

[@resonance10]

Yes to the public. The whisleblowing is to Congress. He's not about to release classified info to the news is he.

[@TalkinKush]

He reported something that wasn’t reported and was kept from Congress it’s pretty clear

[@milescoleman910]

Knowing that, I could see around 13:00 he is using ‘container hands’ making sure he is only using the exact words he has been told he can use.

[@Fire-Queen]

Your explanation about baseline and certain 'tells', as well as showing the research, is really helpful to the deeper understanding of body language analysis. Thank you, Spidey! 😊

[@selenacaemawr]

100%!

[@TheBehavioralArts]

thanks so much! This was a really interesting one because we can see how his baseline plays into a lot of his answers.

[@Fire-Queen]

@@TheBehavioralArts yes! I found that highly interesting! Baselines are so important to have 'down' first, because it's clear you cannot properly analyze anyone without establishing theirs.

[@TheBehavioralArts]

@@Fire-Queenit’s much harder. You can still do it but the reliability of the read would be compromised. Like imagine if i didn’t know this guy’s baseline. Those mouth shrugs might throw me off a lot. At some point I might realize that he keeps doing it at the end of a sentence but the first few times I saw it I might give it more importance than needed given that he does it under normal circumstances as well.

[@mARTinoproduction]

@TheBehavioralArts I really like your channel! Do you have any shows coming up in Montreal?

[@pauldunstan7354]

He is knowinly or unknowingly part of the "Disclosure" program which began with the Pentagon acknowledgement of UAP's. The interviewer Ross Coulthart previously mentioned he was told information that if true is absolutely terrifying and this is a common theme expressed in explaining this slow segmented release of information, simply to prevent shock and chaos. Excellent video analysis as always and the "belonging" highlights makes be believe he's a team player whistle blower with a script and a plan.

[@TheBehavioralArts]

I’ve rarely agreed this much on every element of a comment. I can’t stress enough “knowingly or unknowingly” that’s where I’m stuck. I don’t know if they used his obvious need for belonging to use him as a pawn or if they used his need for belonging to let him in on this big plan. I can see either one working

[@pauldunstan7354]

Thank you very much, this was my first ever KZbin comment btw, Ive been watching your videos since Johnny Depp and find your insights the most educational of all body language KZbin analysts and your brilliant unbiased breakdown of this interview inspired me to comment :)

[@TheMaskedChef7]

@@TheBehavioralArts exactly my thoughts 💭

[@likeasoldier777]

Of course he has a script. If he has classified information, he would have serious legal consequences if he divulged too much information. He could be part of a slow drip disclosure or yet another agent of misinformation. If that is the case, I don’t think he is intentionally misleading people. I think he believes this. I think it is true. There have been far too many cases of ufo sightings and reports of abductions to say that this is unequivocally false. Lue Elizondo leaking the footage of the UAP as they now call it, to the NYT in 2017. Also Whether you believe Tom Delonge or not. About 10 months ago, he did interviews with Steve O he gave very similar information as what Grusch said. The main reason the Pentagon acknowledged UAP is due to the footage being leaked in my opinion.

[@mamandapanda185]

But just to be clear, it doesn't mean he's conspiring with anyone else to accomplish something, yea? Theorizing that and not taking everything at face value is what those 'other' lowly, undesirable people do. Psh.

[@xwrathx1702]

My intuition from watching you analyze this man on the interview makes me believe that scripting the whole interview is easily possible to secrete information or use this as a curtain to cover up something more important.

[@Austin3859]

If it was scripted/edited don’t you think they would get a body language analysts like the guy in this video to give him tips to not make mistakes???? That’s what I would do

[@SPDATA1]

My intuitive feeling tells me that , too. Something bigger is going on.....somewhere else.

[@geehadarillo1]

We, the peasants, will never know the whole deal. Unless you witness it yourself. I have been fortunate enough to see them flying around. Crazy encounters. But, this is very fascinating to watch

[@christinaduvall815]

Something like the "Our Common Agenda" plan being put in place by the UN and agreed to by countries all over the world? The plan that will give total control of the whole world to the UN! Maybe someone decided to use possibly the biggest controversy in history as a ploy to finalize this plan. He said himself that he wants to bring people together as humans. Who else uses that same type of language? The UN when talking about this plan!

[@GallusAnonymus94]

@@SPDATA1 Yea it is going. Great deception. Great deceive. UFO not exist like other races or other humanoids. They are demons from other dimension.

[@peakydene1943]

Spidey, you are right in that this does not have a normal whistleblower feel to it because it’s not. If you delve further into what occurred, you will learn that when Grusch learned of these things-saw compelling photos and evidence that he felt was being illegally and unethically kept from Congress and the public about secret government retrieval programs-he did not intend to be a whistleblower himself. Instead, what he did was this: in 2021 he gave all this evidence to the ICIG (Intelligence Community, Inspector General) office-people with the necessary security clearances above him, and he expected and relied upon these authorities to handle the situation properly. What happened, however, was a nightmare for him, because his name was leaked (?) to people who didn’t necessarily have security clearances and other government agencies and even private contractors who began a retaliation campaign against him for the next year. So in 2022, David retained an attorney, Irvin Charles McCullough, III, a former U.S. Inspector General himself, who sent a document-a whistleblower complaint-to Avril Haynes, head of the Department of National Intelligence (DNI), outlining the reprisals and retaliations that he had been subjected to after the information he gave the ICIG. He stated these reprisals included his impugned character, judgment, professionalism and mental health and he stated that his access to IC (Intelligence Community) elements had been cancelled, denied, delayed and improperly obstructed (in other words, he could no longer do his beloved job because of what he had told the Inspector General). In December, 2022, President Biden signed into law a protection for whistleblowers of government agencies, so Grusch left his beloved job with the newly formed AARO agency (to investigate UAPs) and testified UNDER OATH for 11 hours before Congress-showing them hundreds of pages of documents and photos as evidence about what he knew about secret agencies involved in retrieval of alien craft and pilots-and he gave the Ross Coulthart television interview you are analyzing, and he gave the reporters Ralph Blumenthal and Leslie Kean all the information that they reported on in The Debrief article that was published about the retrieval program. You, Spidey, and other skeptical people-who are criticizing Grusch by saying he did not give first hand evidence of what he has disclosed about the secret retrieval program our country has hidden from Congress and the American people-evidently do not understand that he could NOT disclose classified information in his television interview because he did something ETHICAL that most whistleblowers would not do. Grusch is a patriot and he follows rules, and even though he discovered things he strongly believed that was information that was being unethically and and illegally withheld from Congress and the American people and that he was doing the correct thing by making that information known, he nevertheless first went to the DOD (Department of Defense) and garnered their approval of what he COULD disclose (unclassified information) before his television interview. And because he only spoke about what the DOD approved he could speak about, people are now accusing him of not giving conclusive evidence and therefore saying he is not believable, without considering all the evidence he gave previously gave Congress UNDER OATH. And people are not taking into consideration all the evidence that other high-ranking officials have now also testified about in front of Congress because of David Grusch’s testimony, and the fact that so many of these high-ranking officials have also testified to the veracity of Grusch’s testimony and his character. Grusch withheld talking about classified information in a television interview because he remains a patriot. Sadly, because of that, people are dismissing the importance of what he has said.

[@adultdeleted]

this is exactly it. this isn't really about aliens.

[@seanpittaway5341]

He said! Means nothing. Prove he gave evidence to anyone, I bet you can't? Testimonies mean nothing evidence is everything. He's a liar. You want him to be telling the truth. "Alien spacecraft if you will" did it for me and the fact he says "I've always wanted to be part of something bigger" you didn't know his name until now!

[@adultdeleted]

​@@manhalen7046idiotic comments like yours are why i typically don't bother replying with paragraphs to youtube videos or comments. honestly, why are you even on this thread? did you not understand the original post?

[@Urfman]

Amen! (You just made an atheist say amen)

[@galacticfederationambassad4063]

Boom. Right there. Wall o text, but right there.

[@theadventuresofchopperandp283]

In 2012 I took my 3 kids on a cross country trip. My oldest daughter was 17, my middle son was 13, my youngest was 9. While driving through a very dark area in Texas I saw a few miles in front of me an object that was very bright. My son was sitting next to me and my daughters were in the back seat, sleeping. I looked over to my son and I asked if he could see what I was seeing. He shook his head yes. As we got closer, we saw what appeared to be a metal hexagonal structure. I woke my 17 year old and all 3 of us could see it. So definitely not my imagination. It didn’t have cables, or anything holding it up about 100 feet over the road. We drove directly under it. No sound at all, but it moved my dodge 1500 truck around like we were in the strongest wind I had ever driven in. I had floored it by then, just to get away as fast as I could. About a year or so ago I told a relative that I am pretty close to, and have known their whole life, who works with top secret agencies about this. They told me I am not crazy, and we (the public) would be given information about this stuff within the next year. Low an behold stuff like this keeps coming out. I also used to babysit for a friend who works as an aerospace engineer who builds drones. He knows things like how fast vessels can move. About 3 years ago while we were talking in my front yard at night he spotted an aircraft flying overhead and it was defying our laws of physics. When I say that man was dead certain that this aircraft was not ours, I mean it. I believe they have been here this whole time. Maybe they are the reasons why the pyramids were able to be made? Maybe they decided to go into hiding because they are conducting an experiment on us? 😂 Also, I definitely believe we have some of their vessels and we are reverse engineering their technology. We went from having computers the size of buildings, to having computers in the palm of our hands WAY TO FAST! I know it sounds crazy, but how can we have technology like the James Webb telescope that can literally see into the past, but we have genetic diseases and cancers that we can’t cure? This stuff doesn’t add up to me. 😂

[@pamelac.3241]

I do believe there are cures for cancer. I think it's kept from society because it's a money making disease for a LOT of companies.

[@DiandraStarShine]

interesting thoughts shared.👍 personally I don't believe there is only one alien community in or that they're in hiding..even before I met a retired military man who worked on related classified projects. you've misunderstood that telescope: when we look up at the stars, we're literally,looking into the past. because by the time the star light reaches our eyes/perception that light is showing us past information about it's projection. the newer telescopes have improved technology that allows us to see the light more clearly, more frequencies of light + stars & other celestial bodies that are further away. just note that: telescope & other images are often mosaics pasted together so we can see larger regions all at once. also, depending on the kinds of images - esp. like planets & moons - often we're only being shown computer graphic renderings vs. actual photos [which I think is so not ok]. as imho, makes it seem NASA/the govt is hiding a lot. in any case, that has bothered me for a very long time..and at one time I met someone who had that job, converting actual photographs into CGI images..when I asked him why we can't see the real photos, like the surfaces of moons/planets or why the photos [like re: Mars] are filtered a sepia color [China does the same with their captured moon images] he obfuscated, giving me a very non-detailed answer, which was very frustrating. and the images of starry night skies are usually filtered so we can see differences re: the various stars..so when we see a lot of different colors, that's because the photos are processed in such a way that information the computers are receiving can be differentiated more readily. its a way of translating the received information about them. although I do wonder how much of that us for the astronomers' sake and how much is re: aesthetics for the sake of the public. esp re: posters & photographs that are for sale since even commercial astrophotographers do a similar thing with all those gorgeous photos they have for sale.

[@Aki-kh2qe-StreetKidZZZ]

Dude you should have asked them to you with them, with how things are now in earth that was your only chance of avoiding the shit Strom that's happening

[@9290SC]

💯

[@anthonyvorpagel375]

I'm so excited for this video! I was really hoping you would do this!🎉

[@alexwright498]

38:40 I think his sense of belonging pushed him to this (as I mentioned earlier he didn't feel he belonged when he wasn't read into secrets he felt were within his purview) and what you picked up from the belonging to the whole humanity is where he now wants to belong now as a heroic whistleblower uniting us all. He may not of felt so globally before as he talks about American this and that but when the interviewer gave him a larger picture it probably warmed his heart with a sense that he doesn't just belong to America as a hero but to the world as someone that united everyone. In his mind this is probably the best thing in the world as he gives that sense of belonging to all when we all band together as humanity.

[@MrHarryreed]

He testified under oath to the Congress. He gave them the names of the people in charge of these programs, the places where these crafts are stored, classified documents, and pictures. What he was allowed to say in this interview would be much different than his testimony to Congress. The whistleblowing happened in his congressional testimony, not in this interview.

[@vtbn53]

He testified under oath knowing that the Congress could not disprove (or prove) his ridiculous allegations, it's like going to Congress and saying I believe in God.

[@THEVOID5044]

​@@vtbn53😂😂

[@dankmemes7658]

@@vtbn53 He had evidence that he gave them. We're just not allowed to see it because its considered classified material. I get it though you think you deserve to see it and you might be right but unfortunately thats not how classified information works

[@MrHarryreed]

@@vtbn53 Your thinking is flawed. Your assertion that his claims can't be proved or disproved is silliness on your part. You know, people used to think that the earth was flat. Some still do. Now that's ridiculous!

[@wasurera]

​@@vtbn53his initial whistleblower complaint was submitted to the Inspector General of the Intelligence Community. According to Compass Rose was deemed by the IG as credible and urgent (not including anything about dead pilots or the vatican, just that there were SAP UFO programs being hidden from any level of congressional oversight and therefore taxpayer dollars were being spent illegally on them... And also that he suffered retaliation when he tried to dig into these programs). According to Marco Rubio & Mike Gallagher, individuals who claimed they were part of reverse engineering programs have spoken to Congress behind-closed-doors, and my guess is that some of those same people were involved in the vetting of the whistleblower complaint. Time will tell, but there is some really aggressive language going into upcoming funding & legislation indicating that at least the members of the intelligence committees are taking this seriously.

[@TheGippner]

This is a great video. I haven't finished it yet. I'm at the point where discussing the word "nuclear" and I wanted to address a couple things about his "science" talk and that word. I served in the Marine Corps, Army, and was a Computer Engineer for NASA. So I have a pretty solid background on the fundamentals of what this guy is talking about. First off I want to talk about "nuclear". I personally pronounced all my life until recently (about the age of 31ish) "nook-u-ler", because when I was 10 years old that's how President George Bush said it addressing the nation in 2001 and the terrorist attacks. This messed me up for 2 decades and I only broke the habit because my wife made fun of me every time I said it (being in the engineering field, I use the word frequently enough for it to be a thing). It is indeed pronounced "new-clear", and there is nothing special about the other way except for ignorance. Secondly, his use of scientific terms and numbers. When it comes to the reports, he might not know the specific number. He is probably getting a lot of different numbers from different cases with different security clearances and with different "need-to-knows". What the general public doesn't understand about security clearances is that just because you are a Colonel who runs an infantry battalion, doesn't mean you get to know about a space alien project. You fight wars, you don't do research. Even if you were qualified to have an opinion because you might have a science degree, you still don't have a need-to-know because that's not your job and you're not up to speed on what's happening. You would be completely lost if you started having opinions in that field, and that's how misinformation starts... people talking out their asses about things they don't know or understand. And that goes on to how he's describing "heavy metals" and "isotopes". What he's doing with those words is a general description. Even in the scientific community this is how you work describe them. You wouldn't know them all off the top of your head, you would have to reference the periodic table. Even if he did have an exhaustive list of elements, it would be hard to remember them. And when he starts talking about the possibilities of what could be happening with the nuclear weapons and either different countries or aliens conducting research, this is actually main stream science right now. He's not really pulling this out of his ass. War is unconventional now. It's all cyber and happening within governments. You don't win wars by killing. You win wars by disrupting communications. And he sounds "crazy" talking about other dimensions and quantum mechanics, but that's current and mainstream science now. It's been scientifically proven for over a decade now and is being taught in universities. We're even learning that a lot of our classical mechanics are actually wrong. Textbooks are being rewritten because of what we've learned through quantum mechanics. The reasons we thought things were happening are actually happening for other reasons. We've just been fortunate enough that they are so close to the truth that they work. To really understand what this guy is saying would take 4 semesters in the physics field. It's not that anyone is too stupid to understand (the lower level concepts we all learned in elementary school), it's just that you can't jump from addition and subtraction into algebra before learning multiplication and division. Same thing happening here. He can't really describe it in any more layman's terms, these are their own exclusive things, and they are the things that keep scientists up at night.

[@thereapersperch]

Funny that you learned pronunciation from Dubya.

[@dnmehay]

Noo-kyuh-ler is a southern American dialect thing. Yes, working in the field and being educated in noo-klee-er physics will change one's pronunciation, but I've known trained scientists who don't give a whip what anyone thinks of their speech who continued to say noo-kyuh-ler.

[@mismag822]

Pet peeve of mine is people who say NUCULAR instead of Nuclear JAGWIRE instead of Jaguar HEIGTH instead of Height SUPPOSEBLY instead of Supposedly

[@kristajones7202]

Some people are hard of hearing, or speak in a dialect. If you know what they're saying, that's what matters.

[@sadtiger2022]

Add to the list Mou'tins instead of mountains, crick instead of creek. So common out west 😂

[@kristajones7202]

​@@sadtiger2022Whereas Easterners will say "WaRshington."

[@fragilechords5118]

Totally agree. The other one that drives me crazy is when people say "Jew-ler-y" instead of Jewelry.

[@thinkingallowed6485]

​@@sadtiger2022a crick is a small creek though

[@Artinusxxi]

As someone with a secret clearance I can tell you he isn’t lying. We have to dance around any facts. We can give generalizations, but cannot disclose anything that breaches our none disclosure agreements. Getting uncomfortable with certain questions is because you have to tailor every single word you say to ensure you aren’t breaching classification.

[@maryfrancisoconnor2601]

Demons are real and people are being deceived.

[@g.dubyou6263]

Exactly. “How many” “you’d be surprised.” Exact numbers are classified.

[@TokyoChopSquad]

@@maryfrancisoconnor2601 You mean aliens? Demons don't exist.

[@yuriination]

Its so frustrating that people are so doubtful. Even I understood why they couldn't divulge details in public yet and I have the attention span of a fruit fly and the memory of a goldfish. Everyone is so jaded from all the insanity over the last 7 or 8 years that now something REAL is happening, everyone's like, "yeah, right.. 🙄".. I'm so excited! Like wow! Ya spend your whole life wondering...but. no one ever thinks it'll happen while they're alive. But now it is! That's bonkers! I want to meet them! I want to ask them about their lives, their values, but mostly I want to see what kind of art they make and I want to make art with them! I wonder what their art supplies are like. Yanno how they said as they approached their instruments got scrambled? They said it like the aliens did it to them on purpose. But, that doesn't make sense to me because they're in a Flippin CUBE inside of a clear SPHERE and its floating with no visible propulsion.... I mean... I'm no scientist but, it seems that the only logic way they could be flying is if they have a way to use the electricity or molecules or whatever, in the air around them, or they have an energy emitting gizmo on the ship that radiates around it. Again, not a scientist so ... my terminology is lacking... but, I'm imagine it works kind of like a Theramin instrument. That thing you don't need to touch but you put your hand near it and it makes sound. There's a field around it, and when your body comes close to it, you're like interfering with that energy radiating off it. I don't know if I'm making sense. lol I can picture it in my head tho. If you ever meet them, tell them there's a woman who wants to do art with them. 🥰

[@alexshtyn6336]

If there was no mention of pilots it would have been somewhat believable a craft capable of traveling space with living things just crashed and not once they must build the ships in Hong Kong credible my aa.

[@ChristianSouthernGirl]

Speaking of belonging, being a whistleblower you're going against who you chose to be grouped with & who you respect, so he is aligning himself with another group, who technically are very very similar to the group he already is in, that he still respects, and many in that group are also in the new group, but another group of people who are considered ethical and truthful and good, which are the "boy scouts"of the world.

[@TheBehavioralArts]

So beautifully reasoned. And the interesting thing about it is he’s not specifically turning on anyone. In theory he is but he didn’t direct his criticism to anyone.

[@Cruella-Deville]

I find that really annoying cat and mouse situ. He wants to tell all,but he’s not going too! Keep us guessing. Grrrr

[@CyrilAndPriscilla]

@@TheBehavioralArts I think there is a different possibility here that still would fulfill his need to belong and his feeling that he is doing something important. First, for this type of personality--- someone who really values belonging--- it seems extremely unlikely to me that they would cut themselves off from the organization that they have belonged to for decades because of some feeling or need to "do the right thing." I just don't buy it. Second, because I don't think this type of personality would do that, I wonder if what he's doing right now--- that is, coming out as a "whistleblower"--- is not actually fulfilling his need to belong because the organization that he belongs to has ASKED HIM TO COME OUT AS A WHISTLEBLOWER. What I mean by this is that I think that it is POSSIBLE that he HASN'T ceased belonging by taking this step---- but rather that this whole scenario is being orchestrated by the organization that he ALREADY BELONGS TO. That is, maybe this whole situation is just another mission he is fulfilling. Maybe he's being honest in everything he's saying EXCEPT for the reason that he's doing this.

[@jennyjumpjump]

Well put. Many whistleblowers feel it's the highest form of love for the organization that they want to be a part of--to protect the organization.

[@ramonw3158]

@@Cruella-Deville another comment deep dived into this. In a nutshell, he did it the right way by giving All evidence to the correct agencies but his name was leaked somehow and he got blackballed and harassed which is how this whole whistleblower protection act got set in motion, he's spoken and working with the DoD in order to conduct this interview and as such he's limited by what he's allowed to say.

[@donflymoor2767]

It's like Ed Snowden saying, "There's some evidence I've been told over the years that the government might have some insight into our daily lives, but I can't say anything more."

[@Americanlynn1]

Hi Spidey! Long time watcher and fan, but I never get to videos this early so this might be the only comment of mine you ever potentially see. Just wanted to say that I've learned so much from your videos and often use the techniques to help me know if my kids are being truthful to me 😂👌 Hope you are having a wonderful day.

[@TheBehavioralArts]

Haha glad you’re finding the videos useful 😊 thanks for watching

[@MichiaMakes]

🎉 Yes to raising better children one Spidey video at a time.

[@skyspectre8954]

This was an excellent and fascinating analysis. What Grusch is saying is very difficult to believe, regardless of how much so many of us want to. I freely admit that I want to believe and I hope this leads to undeniable proof being made public in the near future. I think the biggest factor that’s making me lean towards believing Grusch is the fact that he’s moved beyond just doing interviews with the media. He just testified under oath before Congress and told them all of the same things he’s said in this interview. Does that mean he’s telling the truth? Definitely not. But it does mean that the stakes have become significantly higher for him if he is proven to be lying. Time will tell.

[@k0lpA]

I think it's important to remember that even if he is not being deceptive it doesn't mean that the US are hiding stuff about aliens. He just believes what people said to him he could have been deceived. Still I also hope something comes out of this too..

[@ishootbvi9749]

everything is just happening so fast like a choreographed dance number on who's music we will soon find out

[@seedsoflove7684]

He has been trained and given permission by the govt, or brainwashed, to lie. So either he knows he is doing it and is that skilled, or he has been gaslit to believe it and truly believes what he is saying. Either way, he is not telling the truth. Those are amazing govt aircraft that the govt doesn't want us to know abt.

[@tallyho101]

@@seedsoflove7684couldn’t agree more!

[@MattExzy]

I was excited for about 10 minutes. But on looking at things closer, without physical evidence, or at least firsthand accounts (which let's face it, these aren't those), it needs a healthy dose of skepticism. There's a level of hysteria involved as well with people getting swept up in it all.

[@Spangletiger]

His vigorous head shake when he talked about his childhood was almost like he was wanting to move it along (like flicking through pages in a book until you get to where you want to read) because he didn't consider it relevant to the conversation ahead. As soon as he started talking about his career history, his head gesture switched immediately to small nods.

[@EverythingIsPhotogenic]

"Nucular" in undeniably incorrect. Any credibility he had to that point was lost when he failed to use several terms, including nuclear, correctly. He may not be deceptive in the sense that he truly believes what he is saying, but that doesn't mean he is credible .

[@TheBehavioralArts]

Great distinction between honesty and credibility. 😊

[@DanielDavis-x4j]

Being a whistleblower can also mean to be cautious, in the sense that you are relaying information, but also trying to not go to prison for revealing specific, classified information. He can speak abstractly about things, without revealing concrete evidence about people, methods and other aspects that would mean he is breaking a law. Because then they could prosecute him, as seen with Chelsea Manning, Snowden, Daniel Ellsberg etc.

[@christopherdaffron8115]

So, one could say, I know who the murderer is, and I have the evidence to prove they did it, but I'm not going to share it with you because the murderer might kill me. OK so what are we supposed to do with that statement? What is the actionable part?

[@k0lpA]

I don't think this is accurate, if they indeed were hiding stuff about aliens and they knew he knew about confidential stuff he would be arrested before he can talk about it to anyone or someone forcefully gets the info out of him.. Even if snowden didn't give all the evidence to journalists he would still have been in trouble just for talking about how the NSA collected all that data about everyone. Just saying you know confidential stuff would get you arrested and interrogated until you say who told you the information. I guess it's a bit different with aliens because it's easy to just say he's crazy but if they thought he could actually prove what he is saying and that would include confidential stuff he wouldn't be allowed to do this..

[@mecharc]

​@christopherdaffron8115 we are the actionable part. It is a signal to congress and other agencies that they are being left out of the loop, and a signal to the general public that we are being deceived. He can't make us start acting unless he gets us to start questioning. Maybe ^_^

[@christopherdaffron8115]

@@mecharc OK so Grusch has now put it out there to the public and to Congress. He is done now?

[@svm6916]

@@christopherdaffron8115 its different when you are working in government especially pentagon itself when you know classified data and reveal it to the public means also revealing to the world is criminal offense whistleblower or not even the president.

[@angyangy7968]

As a criminologist I attend your presentations with great interest...well done

[@Dana_Bellamy]

Yeah. He is definitely NOT a whistleblower. He is just on assignment. That is glaringly obvious. This was a very interesting analysis. I watched a clip of this and I saw the lip compression and hoped you would talk about this interview. Also, you made me LOL in the middle where you were "exposed" for studying his face! Haha.

[@realtalk5329]

Why would the intelligence agencies make up a story that incriminates them?

[@tiffanymichaels2429]

The part that made me lol was his I don't know how the bookshelf feels.

[@lprophit]

I think you are technically a whistleblower if you go through the official inspector general process like even if you don’t go do things generally associated with whistleblowing

[@LeighRobinsonBushcraft]

Agreed. First time I saw the interview I thought, "Hello, this doesn't have the feel of someone concerned and worried about what they have just done". I thought at first maybe it was due to this being the second interview. Ross Couthart did two with Grush. Both are about six hours long. And the one that aired is the second one. So effectively Grush is practised and rehearsed by then. But there would still be concern and sincerity. Given his background and how he delivered this interview, it has all the hallmarks of an assignment.

[@historyiwitness5915]

Haven't bought his whistleblower schtick from the word go, but knew instinctively that millions of other people would. And that's mission accomplished. I like whistleblowers to have seen something. He's definitely not 'ex' or 'retired'.

[@hollylamantia108]

I loved this analysis! I personally think it’s one of your best. I’ve seen other analyses of David Grush that were ok and I “shrugged my shoulders” at, but yours was stimulating and thought provoking. Thank you!

[@TheBehavioralArts]

Wow thanks so much 😊

[@fore4944]

‼️Can you read Richard Allen Wrench's body language? In the video "Troll or murderer", he admits to having killed Kurt Cobain of the band Nirvana, and that Courtney Love paid him for this. As very recent news, two homicides have been linked to Richard Allen Wrench, I get the impression that there are many more, and that among them is the murder of Kurt Cobain, if this were known it would be the news of the story, since they did see everyone that Kurt Cobain committed suicide, when in fact he did not.

[@fore4944]

​@@TheBehavioralArtsi love your Channel❤

[@adaludwina]

Yes! Thank you so much for this. The general vibe I got from this interview is as if he was brought there to present just a sneak peek of a narrative that perhaps is going to be unfolded in the following months. And also him referring to that belonging all the time, it feels like he wants to invite us into this narrative. And some fear sprinkled on top of that about aliens suposedly killing people...I'm interested in how this is going to play out. I love your videos, so informative and entertaining! ❤

[@TheBehavioralArts]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. And yeah, agreed, this is the Boy Scout trying to be part of something bigger. His words not mine

[@nikkib8811]

My gut feeling on initially seeing this interview, was that he wasn't believable. However, after listening to Spidey explaining the body language, I kind of revised that thought. I think he is being truthful in that he is passing on information he has been told, but it isn't first hand from his own experiences, so that's why it sometimes intuitively doesn't feel genuine. I think Spidey is spot on about the sense of belonging, which leads me to think he isn't ' whistleblowing' as such, he is passing on information required of him, because with a sense of belonging, there is often a strong sense of duty too. Why it's important that this information is passed on to the public, I have no idea. The theory that perceptions of a common enemy unite, as some have commented, may play a part, or the idea that the public is being prepared for confirmation of extra terrestrials by a slow trickle of information is another theory I've heard. Again, who knows, but I really enjoyed Spidey's analysis and learned a lot about thinking more deeply about why I perceive someone as being genuine or not.

[@LandofOzOfficial]

​​@@TheBehavioralArts think their going to use a fake alien spacecraft invasion as an excuse to go to war with Ch1na.

[@LynnAgain83]

Nailed it!!!!

[@openleft4214]

He was interviewed twice before this by Ross Caulthart. Also Ross said there are four other people that have worked directly on these SAP programs aka UFOs programs. Also senator howley said the after the balloon was shot down they had a DOD briefing. In the brief he said they basically they had the programs that Grush was whistle blowing about

[@stevenellerbee686]

I believe that he is telling the truth based on his understanding. The one theme that hasn't been mentioned is that not one person on earth is perfect. He could take all the conclusive evidence he has heard/believes to be true, seen documents that aligns with his beliefs, be completely truthful, and still be wrong. His sense of wanting to belong has interfered with his ability to unbiasly determine fact from fiction. While he may feel that he's doing the right thing, whether it's true or not is a completely different issue. If there was an intelligent organization trying to hide something, they would make sure to cover all areas of issue. However, humans aren't perfect and until a mistake is made, we must go by the facts. His testimony makes a lot of assumptions without evidence, and because he has been deemed honest in his position, people are looking into it. But that does not make it true. Psychology and the fact that humans are not perfect leads me to personally conclude that what he is saying is not credible, but possible. I don't think much is going to come from this issue, because even if what he's saying IS true, it would NEVER be allowed to become public knowledge for security issues, because intelligent people know that humans aren't perfect. A lack of evidence creates speculation. And correlation between speculation and fact can be a very dangerous thing...

[@dr.madthumbz2689]

Another great one Spidey. That "belonging" aspect is super interesting. Makes me wonder to what extent this man is willing to go in order to belong? Can't shake off the PSYOP feeling this interview gives me. I find it interesting and a bit funny that the motto of the Air Force PSYOP special forces is : "Never seen, always heard". Same motto as the UAP apparently 🤣

[@_MikeJon_]

Did you watch the whole interview? Not the first short teaser but the 45min+ one?

[@dr.madthumbz2689]

@@_MikeJon_ I honestly haven't. Will look into it thanks

[@_MikeJon_]

@@dr.madthumbz2689 they strangely deleted the video shortly after but you can find it. He did have more evidence than just "I heard" such as photos of craft as well as documents. People commenting on the first teaser should watch the entire interview. This one we see is also the third take. They did one one at a different location for safety reasons. This final one with the whole crew and lights was shot twice. Figure that information is important when doing any kind of analysis. Doing something three times will change a whole lot. You'd be a lot more comfortable.

[@dr.madthumbz2689]

@@_MikeJon_ that is super interesting information. I will most definitely dig into that. Thanks for sharing

[@reighndrop1]

I just watched another another body language analyst called The behavior Panel. I must say by far you are so much easier to listen too. You explain better. You give informative details while leaving out your personal opinion. To be honest I don't know if you believe him or not and I LOVE that. I'm not looking for someone's analysis with a decision already made in their head so they point out things that fit their agenda. Sorry for the rant. Just had a bad experience with other body language "experts" and your a relief to watch.

[@SoulDelSol]

There is tension amongst that panel

[@peachypandalove]

Lol “who’s looking at is face? Who’s doing that?” 😂 I got the same vibes you did at the end there! It felt like the more important goal to him was us coming together as just humans. He literally says “*all I want* is a moment of pause to see if this moment *units us*” He is right that in recent years there seems to be more to divide us than not. I like the sentiment. I don’t think the exposing of aliens is what held the most weight to him here though.

[@Kmakmizzle]

I'm no textbook bodylanguage expert but this guy wasn't lying about anything he said. Idk how he wants to belong with the people he told on. Perhaps he's like I am. I don't concern myself with people who refuse to believe what I know I actually saw. They're probably jealous. I was too before I actually started noticing things happen right in public and everyone else is usually oblivious or they just don't say anything and keep it moving.

[@miss3305]

Uniting us under a one world government! So I feel he is part of the psyop, either knowingly or not. Having been a UFO believer for the best part of half a century this whole thing should be the "finally" moment, but it doesn't feel like it at all sadly.

[@fore4944]

‼️Can you read Richard Allen Wrench's body language? In the video "Troll or murderer", he admits to having killed Kurt Cobain of the band Nirvana, and that Courtney Love paid him for this. As very recent news, two homicides have been linked to Richard Allen Wrench, I get the impression that there are many more, and that among them is the murder of Kurt Cobain, if this were known it would be the news of the story, since they did see everyone that Kurt Cobain committed suicide, when in fact he did not.

[@MultiChrisjb]

"who's looking at his face?".. *then proceeds to study his face in great detail for signs of deception

[@johnnhoj6749]

There's a conflict between him supposedly being someone who is supposed to investigate non-human contact and the fact that he seems to be shown this evidence clandestinely like he isn't supposed to know about it. Surely an actual investigator would need all the known information so that he knows what to look for and how to evaluate any potential clues he comes across. It's like sending out a police detective to find a murderer but not giving them the witness descriptions or the make of their car. I'm leaning towards this being a deliberate leak where he has been at least semi-duped. He has been shown some manufactured information which he believes is factual and that makes his telling of the tale more believable, because he believes it.

[@sharonrigby176]

Really interesting take. Why would the govt dupe him tho?

[@alexandria2112]

Yeah considering he was the UAP task force representative for the NGA and the NRO idk why they wouldn’t give him clearance to a UAP crash retrieval program. Clearance to classified projects is based on a “need to know” and logic dictates he would have a need to know about such things.

[@JerseyJersey100]

I 100% agree we are looking at slow government disclosure, first by Elizondo and Mellon and now Grusch. They’d all be brought up on charges and publicly discredited if not. Crazy part is this is what the ‘UFO kooks’ have said for decades disclosure would look like-government slowly confirming by accredited folks while monitoring the public reaction so if it goes bad they reel it in by distancing themselves from them. And those same kooks say we are being abducted…and abducted folks say aliens warn of forthcoming apocalypses so there’s that lol

[@ktrayn78]

I think the people who set up the UAP task force he was on were not aware of the much older, highly classified program to reverse engineer aircraft from retrieved UFOs.

[@GiovannaAguilar]

This is complete nonsense. Dupe the duped.

[@christinascheuerman7129]

I LOVE how detailed you are. You're really trying to teach us! Thank u I'm a subscriber now for sure

[@mrnt1257]

He’s putting out there exactly what they want him to.

[@MoeShlomo]

Which if true... implies nothing about the truthfulness of what he said, unfortunately.

[@PAPABRAY619]

If you haven’t watched his interview with congress yesterday please do. He’s a bit more transparent, or at least as much as he can be without breaking any laws. He answers many more questions.

[@cindysuebunch]

For a whistleblower that was boring as heck! But your breakdown was not.i also love how you give your examples..👏👍❤️

[@rossanafernandez9596]

23:23 In my short experience in the military I can tell you they will give you whatever information they want, what they need only so you do your job and you’re not expected to ask questions. It’s not always the case, it depends very much on your commanding officer and how they handle things, some are more open and explain orders, others just give the orders and asking questions will just get you in trouble.

[@ebaystars]

or what your CO has been fed to feed you

[@VaughanMcCue]

​@@ebaystars Your example is like a dog eating another dog's vomit. This supposed blower is regurgitating nothing significant (dog vomit), and people who feel powerless love innuendo and thrive on inconsequential minutia for their hope, meaning and purpose. This video shouldn't have to be made, even though it highlights nonsense. Why is there no discussion about why Superman wears his underwear on the outside of his leotard or other vital issues?

[@tonvlecken1179]

In your short experience you have learned a lot ! (things most people need much more time for)

[@KatKPatterson]

As A person who had an up close and personal experience with my sister in law and a ufo I’m really disappointed by this man. He seems to be talking in circles. When we decided to share our story 15 years after the fact, we answered every question directly when asked. We came forward to Mufon and our case was labeled as true/unknown. That night was really traumatic for us. We definitely saw something that we had never seen before! That said, I personally am still searching for answers. We lost about an hour and a half of time…I’ve had ppl tell me they would’ve loved to be in our shoes, trust me when I tell you, you wouldn’t. My Sister in law and myself have suffered from anxiety since. I have decided that I want to know the truth about that night and what we saw and she doesn’t like to even talk about that night. It’s strange how we now are having such opposite reactions to it. We saw a 300’ black triangular just hanging over an abandoned farms cow pasture. What I called the front light was the brightest white light and it lit up everything, it was blinding at first the two lights at each back point were a pinkish color. I remember pulling over to the side of the road parallel to the craft. I rolled down my window and my sister in law leaned over me as we looked at this thing in awe for what we thought was about 5 min. I remember had a strange thought that if I had a step ladder and put it on the roof of my car, I could have touched it. It was smooth like black onyx. The grass wasn’t moving and there were no insect sounds, it which is strange bc it was summer in the country. The craft made no noise. We watched it in absolute awe and then all of a sudden the lights went off, there was a strange static sparkle of lights in front of the craft and then bam it was gone. We didn’t watch it slowly fly away, it was gone unbelievably fast. All of a sudden we were in a panic, my sister in law was screaming at me to start the car and go. We were both crying and I could barely breathe. I always leave my keys in the ignition if I were staying in the car, which we did but when I went to start the car, my keys were not there, they were in my lap. I almost felt as though I was drugged and moving in slow motion but I had such a feeling of dread, a feeling that we needed to leave and I didn’t know why. We were both h shaking and crying when we showed up to our friends bday party at a golf course. We had left in plenty of time to be there before other guests to set up for this party but when we got there, the place was packed with friends and our friend was angry with us for not doing what we said we would do. Most of us were from the same small town and had to travel the same route to the party venue, so we asked our friends didn’t you see us sitting by the cow pasture along side of the road? We were right there?? Everyone said no, they didn’t see us or our car. I’ve had so many strange things happen to me since. Things that I don’t understand. I just want to know the truth about that night and my sister in law just wants to forget it. Something, I didn’t know until Mufon interviewed us separately was that my sister in law remembers us being out of the car and standing under the craft. She described a bump or bubble that was about 1/4 of the way from the front light under the craft. I do not remember ever getting out of the car. I have a feeling that she has other memories about that night that she keeps to herself. I have had night terrors and now get panic attacks since that night. The next day, I went to the beach with my Mom and another friend of mine. I had told them what happened the night before to us. I know it sounds crazy but all that afternoon I felt like I was being followed or watched. We were laying out in the sun when I noticed a spot of blood on my upper right thigh. As I wiped the blood away, I could feel something under my skin, there was a small hole in my leg so I thought maybe it was a sliver, anyway I finally got what was in there out it was a perfectly square piece of metal or stone or something. At that moment I started freaking out, my Mom calmed me down and said wrap it in a napkin and put it in your bag and we will show your father when we get home. We went into the water to cook off and when we came out and we’re getting ready to leave, I looked in my bag and that thing and the napkin were gone!! We looked up and down the beach, it was fairly small and there was only one other family there. Anyway, I now have what my dr calls scar tissue from whatever this thing was that was in my leg. Sometimes I feel that there is something still in there but who knows. I’m telling the truth but I don’t care if you believe me or not, I learned a long time ago that all you can do is speak the truth. You am a Christian so all of this was and still is very confusing to me. It’s been hard on both of us.

[@Peony459x]

Have you shared this with L.A. Marzulli? He’d love to hear this.

[@StrongerThanBigfoot]

I believe you because I had a very similar experience which I believe I was abducted

[@TimBee100]

Was any of your information classified?

[@RyanGoodin-bh3py]

Very intriguing story Hun. I definitely believe you. I've never had this kind of experience but I have witnessed UFO's before. I hope your anxiety and panic can get to a more comfortable feeling to get thru. Thanks for your story.

[@basking_in_it]

I may have missed it, but where did this happen to you? I only ask because it seems like certain states seem to have more experiences with these things than others. I can tell how scared you still are just by the way you write. I'm sorry it has affected you so badly. What's also scary is, was it aliens or a US project? That's really eery that there were no insect sounds in the country/farm area and it was obviously not winter because you went to the beach the next day. You have very detailed information and I totally believe you experienced what you did. I hope you can somehow manage to lessen the anxiety because it's obviously been many years for you.

[@christopherdaffron8115]

I love your analysis! It' actually quite spooky to me to be honest. Grush providing speculation about the alien's intent or lack of action, which he has no way of knowing as you said, was offered in response to the interviewer's question which was speculative to begin with. Grush should have simply stated he doesn't know which would have been consistent with someone who is just trying to state the things that he does know.

[@justjan2576]

Your observations are so good and your communication refreshingly clear. He comes off as having been assigned with a task to play a role influencing the responses of people for when these beings are finally revealed to the public full on. It's been a slow drip for many years to seemingly bring acceptance (ie the pope saying he would baptize aliens) or admiration or even attempting to displace the Biblical creation account by attributing such powers to what we are calling aliens. He starts by planting the idea that they're at least neutral as opposed to evil. He speaks like a spokesman not a whistle-blower. This just seems like more prep to control perceptions, doing it through various resources in stages.

[@kalithechamp1412]

Facts ! And in all honesty, I believe it had a major part to do with covid. There’s a reason all this ufo acceptance and leaked info began during quarantine. All of a sudden we’re inside and all the top brass start seeing things outside? All of this footage is now available? At the same time that was happening, they were unveiling the new hologram tech. Tigers jumping from buildings, glass’s falling, and I will never forget seeing master chief do a supply drop from a pelican at midfield of an Oregon football halftime show! At the same time you’re unveiling futuristic technology that’s only been in movies, tech that can alter what you see and how you see it, is ironically the same time you introduce the world to aliens? Weeeiiiirrrrdddddd😮😮😮😮😮I believe in aliens. I just don’t believe everything they tell us is an alien, is actually an alien. I believe they’re hiding far more than they’re revealing, and everything they reveal is not real.

[@L-Train0ne]

YES! I believe he's part of a controlled leak, for a soft opening of many for the final False Flag narrative. Of the Fake Alien Invasion 👽 coupled with military operations "Project Bluebeam". That guy definitely is loyal to a fault and definitely wants to be part of "The Club", that George Carlin spoke about! It's our own technology from a previous humanity...we were much more intelligent, but have been indoctrinated to a false history. Tartaria

[@L-Train0ne]

Didn't know about the Pope saying that, but it makes sense knowing how evil he truly is and part of the deception. Would love to know this body/face language expert views on the other "Antarctica whistle blower" that came out a few weeks before this guy?!

[@wqui2if66]

This video exceeded my expectations. I anticipated a simplistic judgment of his body language as deceptive or some other trivial interpretation. However, your expertise and insightful analysis pleasantly surprised me. I thoroughly enjoyed your content and sincerely appreciate it. Subscribed. Thank you!

[@patrickvogel3929]

I am highly suspicious of how this whistle blower was treated only based on the comparison on how the FBI whistle blowers were treated. A little bit theatrical in my opinion. We must carefully criticize what the media wants us to digest.

[@zedmann1680]

“The media” is not a monolith. Implying as such indicates conspiracy mindedness (paranoid delusions)

[@sielorstout1213]

“Carefully criticize” ?????

[@zedmann1680]

@@sielorstout1213 In other words-accept a meta narrative that “the media” is all the same, is all malevolent, and all wants is us to believe the same things. They all want to hide the aliens 👽

[@negy2570]

Right in the beginning a bell rang in my head about this gentleman. I noticed the head shaking while talking about his family background and I'm perfectly in agreement with Spidey. It means "nothing special, your-run-of-the-mill, nothing grandiose nor interesting" plus a lack of money for education, then the moment later he says "AND I've always wanted to be part of something bigger than myself" very honest here and here is the key to his experience. He is literally saying: I suffered for being unimportant and confined by my environment. No matter what, ok I admire uniforms, my true desire was becoming what I never was. Then he proceeds to list some achievements with some pride. He says "I was this and that" and someone important called me to do this and that, as validation from outside. He seems a nice guy. In spite of coming from a family that he perceived as modest, he clearly received adequate parental love and good moral principles. He looks like the perfect person to pick up for what they asked him to do. Good thing his desire for grandiosity combined with a need for approval landed on serving his country rather than blowing it up.

[@TehM4dcow]

Your work is a treasure in todays world where deception is prevalent. I want to thank you for your work that is keeping us on the path of truth and righteousness.

[@TheBehavioralArts]

Thanks so much 🤗

[@fore4944]

​@@TheBehavioralArts‼️Can you read Richard Allen Wrench's body language? In the video "Troll or murderer", he admits to having killed Kurt Cobain of the band Nirvana, and that Courtney Love paid him for this. As very recent news, two murders have been linked to Richard Allen Wrench, I get the impression that there are many more, and that among them is the murder of Kurt Cobain, Excellent channel!

[@KenJohnsonUSA]

In my profession (a mediator) I have to use body language and other cues to discern truth from fiction, uncover hidden motives/agendas, etc. This is why I love conspiracy theory stuff so much because it causes one to test what is real and what isn't. I love your channel for a similar reason as it grows my skill set and lets me test my skills with your own. This is why I wish you'd collaborate one day with The Why Files channel since they show a host of interviews as evidence to consider. With UFO/UAP studies and conspiracy theories, a number of papers have came out stating their USAF uses "compartmentalization" to draw lines between what one group knows and what another similar group doesn't. The USAF also has a term called "time compression" where they get caught in a lie from one report by making a follow-up report that involves explanations as facts, yet the topic (operation name) may have been 10, 20, or more years after the event happened and thus was a lie to explain away another lie. In other words, the 1990s era propaganda writers failed to check facts, so using a 1950s era operation to explain away a 1940s era event would be an issue of "time compression." A number of alleged CIA and USAF operatives have also "come out" stating their mission was to infiltrate UFO conferences, gain the trust of leaders in the community, and spread approved disinformation to the point truth from fiction cannot be discerned. If one is to believe the USAF is involved in UFO/UAP disinformation, this video could be used as anecdotal evidence pointing to the validity of such a program. After all, you said it yourself, what whistle is he blowing? What classified data is he really leaking? Why is he drawing lines, and who is drawing those lines?

[@raoultesla2292]

Have you connected the lie detector to the Fern, or Tomato plant to see it's emotions?

[@Hz-432Hz]

Fascinating. I would be very interested in reading more of your writing. Thank you.

[@Dodgevair]

“Behind the scenes, high-ranking Air Force officers are soberly concerned about UFOs. But through official secrecy and ridicule, many citizens are led to believe that unknown flying objects are nonsense.” Former CIA Director, Roscoe Hillenkoetter, public statement, 1960.

[@Man_fay_the_Bru]

@@Dodgevairthe bigger the lie the more they believe it (Some nazi dwarf 1940’s)🤷‍♂️

[@judemorales4U]

Great point in your conclusion Ken. The whole point in fact. Who's agenda is this really? Or was it an act of self protection? Now, it's more difficult to get rid of him.

[@cambellcandlish6480]

I've watched a lot of "Body Language Experts" coming out of the woodwork on this guy recently, its great to hear from a more balanced analyst - another great vid.

[@BChandlerBaxter]

Without even watching this I can tell you right now this man is being candid and truthful. It doesn't make sense that all of these highly credentialed individuals- and there are now many of them- would get up there and make up tall tales. They aren't lying. This is real.

[@riofarai6928]

Yeah spiritual and deceptive mate the lies are they from a planet it's too dangerous for any biological being to survive the cruel conditions of outa space this is definitely something that Bibles Torahs Koran's Ancient scripts from different cultures have warned about and sketched in their walls and temples or rocks etc this is something that has definitely happened before in the distant past everything is connected from ancient ruins to scriptures and findings of old cities they can't even tell what era it was basking with life everything they keep assuming keeps getting shattered by discovery 💡 each year but above all DO NOT BE DECIEVED. EVEN THE ELECT WILL BE DECEVIED as the Bible says

[@iosefaandrews2351]

Doubt it. its a psych op. Besides where is the evidence and how have they used the technology?

[@jaiea7280]

I think we can all agree that the highest level of secrecy within the government doesn’t allow whistleblowers. Those individuals pass away from crazy accidents or random acts of violence.

[@louthivierge3374]

your right his testimony is by the pentagon or military to keep use ready for the next phase this is nothing new

[@bc-guy852]

Wow, that 40+ minute presentation seemed to fly by! Your videos are always so interesting Spidey - the entertainment part - is just a bonus. Thank you for what you do. (I want to watch BOTH of the two that were suggested at the end.)

[@markbanin]

Spidey, I think this is one of, if not my most favourite behavioural analysis you've done. Not because of the subject matter (not that interesting), but the way you described the various elements at play and how they potentially build up to a hollistic conclusion....great stuff. Keep up the good work!

[@TheBehavioralArts]

Thank you so much! That means the world and I humbly agree. This is one of my more confident reads and my conclusion is based entirely on the analysis. I have 0 opinions or impressions on this outside of the behaviors that helped me land where I did. So glad you enjoyed it 🤗

[@thomasrios3913]

I agree. This is amazing

[@the-empress]

It's a mini crash course in body language. 😊

[@Dodgevair]

“Behind the scenes, high-ranking Air Force officers are soberly concerned about UFOs. But through official secrecy and ridicule, many citizens are led to believe that unknown flying objects are nonsense.” Former CIA Director, Roscoe Hillenkoetter, public statement, 1960.

[@markbanin]

@@WookiRahh That's a bit of a stupid comment; we all should like the same things as you? Are you 12 years old? Why on earth are you watching a behavioural channel if you don't find behaviour interesting. You see, what I find interesting in behaviour is how someone can make such an idiotic comment. I find it fascinating how people are driven to writing dumb things. Now I could go and tell you to take part in a behaviour with yourself that most would find near impossible to perfom unless they were made of rubber. But I hope you have a lovely day playing Pokemon and looking for little green men.

[@fromgermany271]

He said it in the intro: „I come from an unimportant family and wanted to be famous“. Not literally, but that’s what I heard in his lines. He also knows how far he can go w/o getting jailed. So he‘s not that hero risking his life for truth. If so he would not hide behind classified information.

[@superbwater78]

Lol, if he wanted to be famous we would have heard alot more from him.

[@AdMBandLeader]

"I've always wanted to be a part of something bigger than myself." Sums it all up as one of the two extremes: 1. He's lying for greater attention. 2. He's totally convinced that everything that the supposed insiders were feeding him are absolutely true and he is risking his career to emerge as a disclosure hero.

[@mikethehunter5212]

2 would imply the same options for his superiors. 1 is too simplistic, and would likely not be tolerated by his superiors.

[@michaelbailey4442]

I knew a guy like him in the army. Same mannerisms. Dude told a bunch of wild stories about his supposed prior service in MARSOC and claimed a bunch of awards he never got, he ended up getting in deep shit over it. Grusch has a screw loose, he wants to be a hero and a martyr but he's in a boring job so he's spicing things up

[@mikethehunter5212]

@@michaelbailey4442 Telling stories over drinks is one thing. Going on record is another.

[@theaces3697]

@@mikethehunter5212 actually 1 is perfect, this guy says a bunch of random stuff that is false, so his superiors dont care because no real info was being revealed and the guy is only ruining his own career and reputation

[@ColtonFultonUK]

@@michaelbailey4442 his job was to investigate these UFO programs after being the guy who personally handed the briefings over to the President every morning. but sure, he's a guy with a screw loose starved for attention?

[@tcf_iceland]

Thank you for this Spidey, you are the voice of reason and logic and kindness this world needs more of. I find it interesting to listen to Australian accent, because I've noticed that often at the end of a sentence the inflection goes up at the end of a sentence, making it sound like a question rather than statement. I'm not sure if it is just an accent or if it's a cultural thing to make a statement be the question. Like saying "the weather is nice" but it sounds like "the weather is nice?" and it means "the weather is nice, don't you agree?". I kinda think I heard David answer a question a couple of times with a short reply that was supposed to be a "yes" or some confirmation, but it sounded like "yes?". This made it sound like he was not sure about his comment, like he didn't know if what he was telling the truth or not. I would like to know if his need to belong makes him adapt to whomever he is talking to in a way that he is copying Ross' accent or if he really isn't sure 🤔 I myself am autistic (and so are my kids) and I have noticed a lot of neurodivergent people do do that, we accidentally pick up the accent we are listening to and we apply it while interacting with that person. I would love to know your thoughts on that Spidey 😊😊 Ps. Your hair looks great! 😍

[@rawbabymama]

Accents, mannerisms, speech patterns, phrases... ND family, and my daughter and I definitely do it. She's recently picked up this habit of replying incredulously to things we say from her little neighborhood friend who does the same thing - and exaggerated "What?!" and open-mouthed surprise and head shake in response to things I've said even several times before (said little friend loves to repeatedly ask me questions about things that are different about us, which is a lot, ha!).

[@tcf_iceland]

@rawbabymama hahha I love this story, there is always something interesting going on with us ND families isn't it? For us, outwards we may seem mostly normal but at home... the masks are off! It's sometimes like a zoo in here! My son sometimes barks like a dog (just for fun) and he's so good at it that I've actually gone to see if there was a stray dog in the house 😂 Or we'll communicate in phrases or even viral sounds (Crazy? I was crazy once. They locked me in a room. A rubber room! Room full of rats! Rats make me crazy! Crazy? I was crazy once... etc).

[@markjacobson4248]

I am by no means a physics expert, but I am fairly knowledgable on it, with pretty high education on physics. As you touched on with "nucular", he frequently does say things in a way that reveals he might think he knows more on specific topics than he actually does. He expresses far more certainty with his statements about quantum mechanics than is warranted. If there is anything we can say with high certainty regarding quantum mechanics right now, it's that there is a mountain of things we don't know. Additional physical dimensions isn't "proven" by quantum mechanics, they're a part of some hypothetical models that we have not experimentally determined to be any more accurate or likely than other models that do not include extra physical dimensions. The capacity for alternative physical dimensions to include other civilizations existing is more of an "I guess the math doesn't exclude that as a possibility" than a "yeah that totally exists" thing. The way to think about a parallel dimension is like this. Imagine we existed drawings on a piece of paper, or characters in a side-scrolling game. We have no capability to see anything outside that plane. If a third dimension exists, then there could be an infinite number of those 2d planes next to each other, and nobody in those 2D planes would be able to interact with or sense the others, because they're utterly unable to operate along that axis. A civilization capable of moving across the third axis would either be one that is also generally stuck in the 2D world, but has some creation able to move them along a third axis, but it isn't something they're free to do, or that civilization is like the real life us, where we're freely able to move around in that third dimension. If they're like that, we would probably be completely and utterly inconsequential to them. If they interacted with us, it would be merely for curiosity, not out of any fear. We have absolutely no capability of interacting with them unless they choose to let us. I fail to see why they would be interested in our weapons. If the visitors were the other type, then I could see them caring a bit, but I think it would be pretty obvious that they are massively more technologically advanced to us, so I still don't see them caring much about our nuclear weapons. The biggest thing that makes me not believe him though is that, from my experience with real whistleblowers in the past, real whistleblowers release the evidence that convinced them. They don't stage an interview where they say they have seen all this evidence that convinced them, and describe the evidence, they just share the evidence. They're not limiting themselves by what they're allowed to say and what they're not. Much less important, but still a factor, they're not motivated by a sense of belonging and inclusion. In general they have to be pretty un-interested in those things in order to not care that they're breaking the trust the group has in them.

[@GAshoneybear]

I wish I had seen your comment before I posted mine. You articulated my thoughts much better than I did.

[@Bonnie-83]

I came across your videos by accident and I am absolutely addicted. Your ability to present the facts and remain impartial is fantastic. I appreciate the context and the spurts of sarcasm you insert into your videos. I can’t imagine how long it must take to create these videos, but I absolutely am enamored. Regarding this video; I wanted to leave a suggestion for a future analysis on Edward Snowden. I’m interested to hear how that may correlate to your conclusions here.

[@JR-lh3ti]

Now I understand why I always thought that if I was put on the spot, let’s say like being put on a witness stand for example or even a doctors visit….. I have this huge “fear”…that they won’t believe me….. so when you say that people look deceptive in those moments…….. that probably describes me! I always say that people may think I am lying when I know I am not, but I have major social anxiety in those moments….

[@pamelac.3241]

I'm with ya! Especially now that my own family accused me of abusing my mom, when it was the other way around. Narcs can be sooo convincing!

[@carmenstriedinger5273]

Hi spidey, just wanted to thank you for all your content. You are a master in the art of explaining the why's and when's of the behavioral arts as well. Keep up the great work and thank you for your hard work. Also any chance of you doing a video on reading kids body language? I'm pretty good at telling when my kids are lying " I read eyes" is what I've been telling them but lately as they get in their preteens I find it a bit more challenging.

[@erinclark4213]

Oooh yes, help us read our kids Spidey!

[@onesource9527]

Behavioral arts may discern whether or not a person 'believes' they are telling truth or not, but that is independent of evidential proof. You can not convict a person based strictly on their subjective assertions. There are too many variables. I offer the example of trained actors who work continuously to perfect their art, not to mention spycraft training or covert subterfuge. Even in the case of a confession, conviction is secured with corroborating physical evidence. If there is any disconnect between an assertion and physical proof, this is cause for re-examination of testimony. I submit that body language may have some entertainment value to arm chair sleuths discernments of psychological motives, but strictly speaking, it is not a science that can be relied upon to prove the veracity of any claim. In the subject space of 'aliens and UFO's', there is an abundance of physical evidence both material and biological that could easily back up claims -- IF it was made available to claimants. Until that happens, interviews like this serve to keep extraordinary lines of inquiry in the public forum until validated with undeniable evidence.

[@erinclark4213]

@@Kitaa_Espe you are preaching to the choir. I'm with my daughter more than 95% parents I know, and I know many because I'm a teacher. I enjoy Spidey's insights & videos and would enjoy one on children, not just because I'm a devoted mother but because I'm a devoted teacher. The most loving & insightful parent can still benefit from good advice. It's hard work, especially if you're living on your own with your beloved child.

[@stephenbleach4668]

@@onesource9527 We have undeniable evidence that many kinds of craft are in our sky. People who have been looking at, and studying this stuff for decades find these UAFs displaying the very same qualities witnessed for many decades now. Some have attempted to dismiss claims of whistleblowers or those who know something is going on, based upon little if any real science in regard to the methods used. "

[@rayfighter]

​@@stephenbleach4668how would you explain to me that UFO sightings before the jet planes era consistently describe a cigar shaped objects, while sightings after the "flying saucer" interview article almost without exception describe a disc shaped objects?

[@dilafng]

Geologist here. I generally consider people who say “nucular” to be ignorant. Then again, I was saying “comftorble” until I was about 40 years old, so I try not to throw too many stones. 😜❤

[@desert_holly]

Yup ..what you said at 9:40 about belonging rings true to what i personally know. My grandfather was CMSAF and an orphan at 4. He worked his tail off to become high ranking in his brotherhood - the military.

[@maryooliss]

I can’t remember where I read or heard this, but I think it was “The End of the World” podcast by Josh Clark: it seems as though the government gives employees access to false information regularly. Perhaps to confuse the truth, perhaps to test employee’s trustworthiness.

[@sadtiger2022]

This one was fun ❤❤❤ I laughed when he said " Human family ". I knew what was coming 😂 Thank you for another great analysis!

[@jerrys5589]

This was a great analysis. Certain government agencies have a history of using people like this in the past. So I wouldn’t doubt that he was only allowed to “reveal” whatever it is he is revealing.

[@davemi00]

Need to know basis.

[@4theLord1]

Agreed!

[@VaughanMcCue]

And thus far, nothing has been revealed.

[@Austin3859]

@@VaughanMcCuetrue that some people have been fed misinformation to speak publicly about Aliens for a certain agenda But if this is happening to one intelligence officer that was lied to for years, don’t you think other higher ups would start to get nervous because they don’t know when they’re being fucked with?? This is massive news either way. We’re in the midst of a paradigm shift aliens or not

[@Austin3859]

@@VaughanMcCuenot true videos of the UAP from 2004 has been released by the government and talked about by Barack Obama The information leak is happening slowly but will keep getting faster If people keep on thinking all of this is just a hoax what will take people to take this shit seriously

[@marianbadea369]

Hahaha... OMG... I hope you've realised by now than he's not a whistleblower but a messenger on a mission. Everything he's saying is approved!

[@johnvirgilio5323]

Could they be setting up transhumans as aliens?

[@TulipDelta]

Yes transhumans would be more logical. Until I see something concrete, I will believe it's disinformation. You can speak about aliens until the cows come home until I see actual proof I'd be more worried about what they are really doing to distract us..whilst they are really up to. I do believe there is other life in the universe and I believe in God be because I don't think it conflicts at all.

[@margaretabendroth8658]

Yes. I agree

[@margaretabendroth8658]

​@@johnvirgilio5323I thought of that also. Great minds think alike

[@Jackmerius_Tacktheritrix5733]

The government has always been fearful of a War of the Worlds panic. Slowly leaking info attenuates that. Most people polled already believe aliens exist

[@garvin5191]

I always enjoy your videos. Such great learning looking at practical real examples, and very interesting ones. Thanks for all your work on these videos

[@MPPlouffe]

J'apprécie vraiment le fait que tes analyses ne sont pas "biaisées" ou du moins, que tu ne forces pas une trame narrative pour confirmer ta propre opinion contrairement à d'autres panels de "behavior analysts" sur KZbin.

[@TheMaskedChef7]

31:41 I’m floored Spidey you are so funny, your jokes are always perfectly timed lmfaooo!

[@dt6822]

Where can we take a class from you? I am a myth buster and have decyphered some major problems, and have worked with people in cults and religions on hire by their parents to deprogram their mind, and you are the best I've seen at this by far. Glad to have discovered your channel.

[@astrophysicistguy]

Your impression of ‘whistleblower’ is spot on. When he said he can’t talk about it because it would reveal classified operations that means either he was briefed about them (he had the appropriate clearance) of people told him classified info he was not cleared to. If that was the case then he ‘s not violating any NDA he has signed by talking about it because he doesn’t actually know the facts - he’s not be read into the program and therefore he would not be violating any security clearance by talking about them … this is quite suspicious behavior

[@alexandria2112]

Everything he said in this interview was cleared by the DOD.

[@blanquitochulito7466]

When I first watched the entire interview, I had the feeling of deception. It may be entirely real but he is deceptive. I always go with gut feeling. It's rarely wrong.

[@ArmyHulk]

He has autism which makes his mannerisms a little different to read.

[@connorthomas2667]

as well he has to be deceptive to prevent saying to much aswell

[@christinebernchat7125]

YES!!! Thank you for covering this Spidy. I’ve been closely following the topic of “disclosure” and, although I’m not expert, I do have a theory regarding some Grusch’s odd language. Grusch took months planning what he disclosed in this interview, making sure he stayed within the boundaries of the new 2023 “UAP whistleblow protection” law. He has already testified under oath to Congress and had his background fully verified before speaking speaking publicly. Grusch also hired Dan Sheehan who is known to be the UAP whistleblowers’ lawyer. I believe Grusch uses non-specific language when answering certain questions - like are aliens on Earth? - in a way that instructs the audience to read between the lines. After his analysis, Spidy addressed a good point about the apparent lack of whistleblowing because there’s nothing concrete presented here. And I agree. But here is what’s important about Grusch: he isn’t giving us the goods, he’s handing us a list of what to go look for. His testimony is groundbreaking because he’s the first credible person to speak publicly about several points here, and keep in mind that aspiring whistleblowers have reported death threats should they talk. Nuclear vs Nucular This is an accent thing in some areas. @TheBehavioralArts I know you are Québec, so this might ring to you. My family from Québec who learned English as a second language later in life (my mom is one) often say “nucular” even though they are educated and write the correctly. I don’t think Grusch is a francophone, but it’s possible that particular accent issue happens with certain English dialects.

[@david-spliso1928]

Reminds me of pundit vs. pundint. Most Americans say pundint when it's wrong. It's called the intrusive n.

[@nivekgad]

​@@david-spliso1928most Americans don't use or even know what that word means

[@david-spliso1928]

@@nivekgad Yes, of those that use the word.

[@N0B1L]

I believe that he's telling what he believes is the truth, and he really feels important to be telling this truth of his, and he prides himself on appearing to be a stand up truthful credible person

[@heatherekarras883]

Well done again Spidey! I gotta ask, do aliens only land in the USA…or do ALL the countries in the world have top secret troves of aliens and their space crafts?! 🤔🤔🤔

[@TheBehavioralArts]

Haha i was wondering the same thing. What happens when aliens land in countries that don’t have massive facilities and agencies. 🤷‍♂️

[@K.2.I.M]

Hmm? Maybe they do, but their facilities are kept top secret as well?

[@isthisnamegoodenoughokthen9740]

There's plenty of witnesses and videos of uap all over the world. We see USA because that's where we are. Echo chamber of sorts

[@plynn136]

@@K.2.I.M Whatever.

[@Sethan777]

They land all over the World. It's not a new thing, really.

[@JiluMiah-ek2rd]

David Grusch was the leading an investigation and found areas of the government, despite having high levels of clearance, restricting access to him and others. Restricting access in an investigation was illegal and was looking to prosecute officials. It just happened to be an area where it was thought to hold exotic technology not of this world. As far as I’ve understood about this case. As always, journalists and publics focus will on aliens and such. This channel is awesome and I’ve always learned something new and fascinating ❤❤

[@garyjustin2898]

Really iffy.

[@twilightnawi1194]

Pretty normal to not have access to certain things, even with a 'high level of clearance'. Plenty of things are told/shown to people in specific roles, even if they're not high up on the chain of command. Restrictions are fully legal and often necessary to protect certain people, plans, information, and places. Everyone in the government has information that they can't access without explicit permission from its custodian(s), and that permission isn't guaranteed to anyone, no matter how high up they are, especially if it's not directly within the scope of their duties. If the information that he was trying to look into included national secrets, military data, personnel information, surveillance data, or ongoing Intelligence operations.

[@nealskrenes2612]

*14 years in the military does not qualify you for full retirement.* _You need 20 years, not 19 years and 363 days you need 20 years- _*_so after putting it all that time why didn’t he wait to be eligible for a full retirement?_*

[@MichaelGalt]

It can. You could potentially get medically chaptered and still get full benefits if it is service related. Separately, intel officers can find tons of corporate positions and advisory positions which pay far better. Also... 14 years... is a long time. Very few people make it to 20. Maybe he got fed up with military life. Or, he wanted to come forward with this and didn't want to be subject to the UCMJ for being a whistle-blower.

[@plynn136]

@@MichaelGalt He did not say he retired due to medical reasons.

[@MrAnimal1971]

Now this is the analysis we need.

[@MsWest-tf6xu]

You are truly gifted and I'm glad I've found your channel and that you've found a place for yourself using your gifts 🌻😊

[@charliefowkes1932]

This is really fair and balanced 👍🏻thanks I think there’s more to the legal constraints of whistleblowing and also the science, which would explain some of the inconsistencies. Interesting times !

[@goldenbanjo197]

I absolutely guarantee you that if you asked me a question, you would say I’m lying when I’m telling you the truth. It happens with my wife all the time. I guess I’m as bad at telling the truth as I am about lying 😂

[@Dougwarren69]

Hey Spidey, Bigfoot and I watched this one together and we enjoyed it, as always! 😅👍🎩 PS, I agree that he tends to come off like a high ranking, very bright car salesman. "What do I need to do to get you into this spaceship today?!" Also, that need to belong and be a part of a group could possibly be due to him being on the spectrum, as I am. I'm not certain, but I'm seeing a few cues of divergence.

[@eviola999]

I totally agree with your observations. In fact, it reminds me of that classic episode on The Outer Limits: The Architects of Fear.

[@rlms56]

Several newspapers would not run his story because it can’t be corroborated. There is one article which the writer notes this guy isn’t saying anything new. In fact some say he is using the same “script”.

[@Hummingbird25]

I think he’s telling the truth but he also doesn’t have firsthand experience of seeing aliens or crafts. Circumstantial evidence is really strong here as well as his credibility as a witness. His sense of belonging to his country and the government is why he respects not to disclose classified information. Also he doesn’t want to get in criminal or legal trouble for saying too much. The fact that someone like him would risk his sense of belonging to speak the truth is actually pretty admirable.

[@vanillaklein]

This is the most detailed, informative and well-explain reading I’ve watched. Subscribing!

[@pwilson3698]

I for one find it incredible that we have these objects ( whatever their origin) flying about doing these insane speeds. If its human based - its incredible - if its extraterrestrial, its incredible - if its us from the future, its incredible. Whatever the answer is, it's one of the biggest storys ever. I wish we had this technology when I'm faced with a four hour drive!! This thing is like a sci-fi film but its actually real!!. What a time!

[@jamescurtis1226]

May I focus a little deeper into your thought? We are being told that "many of these objects are man-made." OK, all of our Tech is man-made, but what these folks are not saying is what we need to be aware of. We >>copied

[@MrSleepyweezul]

Incredibly based take

[@PastorYates]

You nailed it. Someone is drawing his lines. I think his support system is desperately defending what we intuitively pick up as a straight man being used to deliver a message. One world enemy. Does that morph into one world government, who knows? But it’s traveling down that road.

[@donjuan4067]

They are preparing people Aliens Aliens Aliens, so then BlueBeam looks more real. Then people will accept their One World mentality

[@philthymma]

Reagan in 1987 speech. Basically said if aliens invade we would quickly become a single world government 🤔

[@donjuan4067]

@@philthymma One can only imagine the $hit show that would unfold.. A house of horrors beyond your worst nightmare. A government is elected to represent its people... Supposedly. How can you have a so called government representing all walks of life.. Only works works if its one race .. Adlof tried that already.. looks like mini Adlof is trying to do the same

[@Evanthebat15]

Hey Spidey! Every time you say something in French I get slapped with a reminder that you are Canadian😂Thanks so much for covering this, I've felt off about this guy. I do believe in aliens, UFO and all that stuff...but it didn't feel like he was a whistleblower, instead it felt like he was putting on a show for all of us, I am still not sure if it was or was not deliberate but it's obvious he still feel he's part of the gov't, the brotherhood and all that it stands for, also, he hasn't seen ANY of this with his own eyes but we did have prior to him some pilots who said they've seen things with their own eyes that's why I feel so conflicted. Like, did he decide to be the one to talk about it because pilots had come forth prior and not much was done? If so, why wouldn't he come with documents, videos or other proof to show "Hey, I know this is wankers but here's some proof, believe it or not and this is the information that was given to me that made me decide to come forth even though I know its ruining my life." He does talk about, in the interview, how he knows most people won't believe him probably and how he's practically ruining his career doing this...but is he really? I feel like he's being used as a pawn but also still being looked after, like you stated, he just doesn't seem to have the urgency of a whistleblower. I am left feeling like...yeah he's not really lying but he's also not being 100% with us and is trying to manipulate us into something. Who knows, maybe this is just a small dot in a bigger picture we'll find out about later.

[@alexandria2112]

Regarding him not bringing documentation etc. as proof, he did provide Congress with documents that allegedly support his claims and I’ve seen a lot of UFO enthusiasts using that as proof he must be telling the truth, but the issue is there hasn’t been a thorough investigation of those documents yet, so no-one knows if they prove or disprove anything he’s said.

[@ComatoseMN]

I am not a mentalist, but I feel much more justified in my conclusion after watching that interview, because our conclusions were very similar. I had seen one other video you posted a long time ago, and I wish I'd of hit the subscribe button then... But I won't make that mistake again!! You got a sub in me. Great content, man. Keep it coming!! >M

[@Austin3859]

I think what people aren’t talking about is how intelligence officers are meant to be very deceptive or else they wouldn’t be very good at their job. So imo take every physical movement with a grain of salt Also it’s been said that congress will investigate soon and if they find nothing he will go to jail

[@ComatoseMN]

@@Austin3859 I actually just saw his congressional hearing along with David Fravor earlier today. He actually does reveal a little more... Not a lot more, but I have a much clearer idea of why there are somethings he cannot reveal, due to breaking federal law. That was something that was not clarified in this video we are commenting on. The only thing that drives me crazy is when the question comes point blank, 'Is there other intelligent life in the universe?', answers like, 'Based on empirical evidence, yes.' Well, sure... the math would indicate that in the vastness of the universe, with billions of galaxies, trillions of stars, possibly hundreds of trillions of planets... Of course, mathematically it's almost a certainty, (and I'm just being impatient, and irrational saying this, however....), I want to know who they are, read their books, have them over for dinner, talk to them about their understanding of physics, the universe, etc. TAKE ME TO THEIR LEADERS!! Hahaha! >M

[@SilvioEsKRF]

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