By Tim Binnall
In what may be a promising start to 2024 with regards to UFO disclosure, a classified briefing concerning the phenomenon will be provided to members of the House Oversight Committee next week. The meeting is reportedly being given by the Office of Inspector General of the Intelligence Community and is said to concern unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP). While it is, of course, uncertain as to what insights will be provided at the briefing, it is suspected that they could center around claims made by whistleblower David Grusch, who asserts that the military has a clandestine crash retrieval program that has recovered evidence of non-human intelligence.
The former US intelligence official's purported revelations sparked worldwide headlines last year and spawned a Congressional hearing wherein he indicated that he handed over classified information concerning his claims to the office which will be holding the UAP briefing next week. While one might hope that the gathering may provide some answers to curious Congress members who have been trying to wrestle UFO insights from the government, those who attended a similar classified briefing given to the same committee this past October lamented that they were largely left in the dark concerning the phenomenon.
As such, it remains to be seen if next Tuesday's briefing will be equally frustrating for those same Congress members or if they will finally receive some kind of clarity concerning Grusch's claims. Beyond that, considering the classified nature of the meeting, what exactly might wind up being revealed to the public is also uncertain, though one imagines that any kind of proverbial 'alien revelation' will not remain secret for very long. While such a scenario is unlikely, at the very least, the briefing is a promising indication that the Congress members pursuing UFO answers are not giving up on their quest.