Colorado Congresswoman Lauren Boebert polled a leading UFO expert on whether aliens had a “base” in Earth's deep oceans.
During public hearing At a meeting held Wednesday by a subcommittee of the House Oversight Committee in Washington, D.C., Boebert told a group of experts that the Department of Defense is involved in a “secret” project involving “manipulation of human genetics.” I asked him if he knew about it. Non-human genetic material. ”
A four-person team of experts, consisting of retired Navy Rear Admiral Dr. Tim Gallaudet, former Pentagon official Luis Elizondo, former NASA Deputy Administrator for Space Policy Michael Gold, and journalist Michael Shellenberger, will help the government improve UAPs and spaceflight. He testified that there was a lack of transparency with the public regarding the matter. alien life.
During the hearing, titled “Unidentified Anomalous Phenomenon: Revealing the Truth,” Boebert asked experts about “emerging rumors” about “secret projects within the Department of Defense involving the genetic manipulation of humans.”
“Does anyone know about that? Yes or no?” she asked.
All four experts said they were not familiar with the claim.
The Colorado lawmaker then asked Shellenberger if the Navy or “other Marine Corps” had reported any unmanned flights around “marine environments” that could not be explained by “known technological or natural phenomena.”
Shellenberger, who released a 12-page report on an alleged secret program run by the Pentagon called Immaculate Constellation, said the report cited “numerous” cases involving unmanned aerial vehicles at sea. He said there is.
Boebert then asked whether her investigation into the program was indicative of a “conservative effort by the Department of Defense” to keep Congress out of the picture “especially in our own territory.”
“Yes,” Shellenberger replied.
Mr. Shellenberger's whistleblower claimed that unauthorized special access programs were being illegally withheld from Congress by the Pentagon.
“Are there any reports of UAPs emerging from or submerging in our waters that might indicate a base or presence between the ocean's surface?” Boebert asked.
Shellenberger said he “didn't know about the base,” but said a source claimed to have seen footage of a sphere coming out of the ocean and “another sphere encountering it.”
Boebert went on to ask, “Are there any technological capabilities observed in these oceanographic drones that overturn our current understanding of physics and ergonomic capabilities?”
“I think everyone does,” Shellenberger said, and the Colorado House of Representatives agreed.
Boebert's speaking time has ended, but she said, “I will not relent until the American people have their answers.”
The Pentagon categorically denied Shellenberger's report and the whistleblower's claims.
But in 2020, the Department of Defense officially released Three short UFO videos taken by US Navy pilots off the East Coast of the United States in 2004 and 2015 have confirmed that the footage is real and depicts an “unidentified” phenomenon.
After the hearing, Boebert said: Posted At X, she said she looks forward to “working with President Trump's incoming administration to get the answers we deserve.”
“There is much information we don't know about UAPs because of overclassification, and the American public is being kept in the dark,” she wrote at the time.
Boebert won the Congressional election in Colorado's 4th Congressional District last Tuesday with about 54% of the vote.
