A congressman on the intelligence committee has made astonishing claims about UFOs, revealing that they possess technology that transforms humans into charcoal briquettes.
This congressman also accused the US government of knowing clearly about UFOs but having hidden the truth since 1890 and carrying out many 'terrible' projects related to aliens.
The US congressman confirmed Aliens' technology is far beyond what humans know
Recently, a US congressman from the state of Tennessee, Tim Burchett, confirmed that he had witnessed reliable evidence of unidentified flying objects (UFOs).
In addition, he also revealed that aliens can turn humans into charcoal briquettes
Mr. Burchett is a member of the House Oversight Committee that manages UFO investigations and was shown classified video footage that was never seen by the public.
Congressman Tim Burchett said objects in the sky defy current physical principles as we know them.
He believes that these objects do not belong to Earth and are capable of flying underwater without leaving heat traces.
Congressman Burchett accused the government of hiding the truth about UFOs since 1897
In an interview on the Event Horizon podcast, Tim Burchett accused the government of concealing UFO reports dating back to 1947, possibly as far back as 1897, the shocking incident involving a UFO crash in Aurora, Texas.
Mr. Burchett said that these alien vehicles are capable of traveling thousands of light years or at speeds that surpass the current physical principles that we know. They can fly underwater and leave no heat trace.
If creatures from other worlds have technology different from ours on Earth, then "they" could turn us into charcoal, claims Tim Burcherr.
He emphasized that this concealment is related to power, corruption, and the influence of money.
The US Government was accused of running a secret UFO retrieval program for decades
The recent statements made by Congressman Burchett align with claims made by a Pentagon whistleblower, David Grusch, who confirms that the US has been running a secret UFO retrieval program for decades.
Grusch, a former Air Force officer, revealed that he learned about the program during his time in the military and later while working for intelligence agencies.
He suggests that some of the retrieved "non-human intelligence" discovered are harmful and have even caused human fatalities.
According to Grusch, there has been an arms race among countries, including the US, lasting over 80 years, to weaponize technology originating from crashed UFOs.
Burchett emphasizes the potential impact of these UPA on national and global security is a matter of concern.
He believes that a significant government cover-up traces back to the reported incident in Texas, similar to what occurred in Roswell, New Mexico in 1947.
Burchett suggests that evidence from these crashes may have been handed over to private companies for confidentiality, as corporations could possess similar capabilities to the government.
While there is some controversy surrounding the authenticity of specific incidents, such as the Texas airship crash, Congressman Burchett argues that the government should release all available information to the public and end the culture of secrecy and corruption.
