Bah! You're obviously met a fan off BC comic:As I have noted before, the person who invented the wheel was an idiot. The real genius was the one who invented the other three.
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Bah! You're obviously met a fan off BC comic:As I have noted before, the person who invented the wheel was an idiot. The real genius was the one who invented the other three.
See? P T Barnum was right!What is this clown taking so I can make sure I never take it.
David Grusch, a former Defense Department intelligence official claims:
He'd tell you more, but then they would have to kill him.
- That there are "quite a number" of "nonhuman" space vehicles in the possession of the U.S. government.
- That one "partially intact vehicle" was retrieved from Italian dictator Benito Mussolini in 1933 by the United States, acting on a tip from Pope Pius XII.
- That the aliens have engaged in "malevolent activity" and "malevolent events" on Earth that have harmed or killed humans.
- That the U.S. government is also in possession of "dead pilots" from the spaceships.
- That a private defense contractor is storing one of the alien ships, which have been as large as a football field.
- That the vehicles might be coming "from a higher dimensional physical space that might be co-located right here."
- That the Roswell, N.M., alien landing was real, and the Air Force's debunking of it was a "total hack job."
- And that the United States has engaged in a nearly century-long "sophisticated disinformation campaign" (apparently including murders to silence people) to hide the truth.
Alas, Grusch has no documents, photos or other evidence to corroborate any of his fantastic claims. It's classified, you see.
BC is a great comic and as far as one wheelers go, the humour of them hasn't changed either.