Лесли Кин получила заявление от представителя одного из комитетов Конгресса по разведке, что им не разрешено комментировать расследование дела Груша, пока оно продолжается.

Glass half empty: let the story fizzle out, Congress will know but won’t disclose anything, clown Kirkpatrick lies some more, back to square one

Glass half full: Congress have finally realized they’ve been lied to, there’s a criminal investigation etc 😍

Explains Gillibrands lack of comments

Submission Statement:

[Leslie Kean](https://www.lesliekean.com/), one of the two journalists behind [the groundbreaking thedebrief article about UAP whistleblower David Grusch](https://thedebrief.org/intelligence-officials-say-u-s-has-retrieved-non-human-craft/), has heard from an official source that no members of either the House or Senate Intelligence Committees are legally allowed to comment on the Grusch investigation for as long as it is ongoing. This would apparently be the reason there is radio silence coming from various members of Congress that sit on these committees, such as Rep. Marco Rubio (Flordia) & Rep. Kirsten Gillibrand (New York).

Kean was on the [Lever Time Podcast with David Sirota](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYoqcr7bAIs4kxXgPtqP4yb5e8j-r3rYc), you can listen to the whole interview here: https://youtu.be/-lstFiZdMZI

Everything is ongoing forever, what the heck

What would that mean? They can talk about it when it’s over? Lol

Anything on the other whistleblowers ? The ones with alleged first hand knowledge ?

This shouldn’t be surprising. Look at it like how a jury can’t discuss things while a trial is underway. Anyone who has any involvement most likely is told not to speak to the media as things tend to get twisted around as to benefit certain narratives. This is likely going to be very difficult to get impartial information about the subject as a whole.

My theory is that Congress wants to run out the clock until the 2024 election. They know the UFO stuff will not lead anywhere, so they think it is a good choice to burn time.

A few weeks ago, the normie reaction was «hahaha Congress is talking about UFOs lol». As Congress spends more time, the normie reaction is becoming «What? Congress is wasting time investigating UFOs. Don’t they have anything better to do?». It’s not about the facts, but the public perception.

I do wonder if Congress members are getting donor and constituent complaints about how they are spending their time. «not allowed» is a curious way to describe it, as classification would be the only thing that would actually muzzle them.

Everything about the ufo topic is highly classified. Good proof of the subject will get you killed. These turds always say show me the proof, nobody who has proof cares about proving it to some dummy.

Seems standard.

Lol. As if a spokesperson can forbid anyone from it.