A UFO Whistleblower Just Told Joe Rogan There Are Alien "Greek Gods" and Gorilla-Lizards on Earth

So, Greek gods are real. Sort of.

Not the ones on Mount Olympus throwing lightning bolts. The ones apparently flying around in crescent-shaped spacecraft, according to a guy who used to work inside US intelligence.

David Grusch sat down with Joe Rogan this week and said some things that would get you laughed out of most rooms. Except Grusch isn't some guy with a telescope in his backyard. He's a retired Air Force officer who worked for the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency and the National Reconnaissance Office, and he says he got pulled into the UAP Task Force back in 2020.

That's where, he claims, he saw things he still can't quite believe he's talking about on a podcast.

"I'm like, I cannot believe I'm talking about this on Joe Rogan," Grusch told him. "I know it sounds schizo. But one day people will replay the podcast and say, 'We thought he was crazy, but what do you know? It's true.'"

What He Actually Claims

Grusch says he saw video of a modern-day UFO crash site. Inside a crescent-shaped craft: up to four dead bodies that looked human. Beautiful, even. He called them "Greek gods."

Then there were the other ones. Seven feet tall, built like gorillas, covered in reptile skin. Grusch says he hasn't seen these himself, but he's heard what he considers credible accounts from people who have.

Here's where it gets darker. He claims some of these reptilian beings survived a crash and were later shot and killed by military personnel, after one of them killed US servicemembers at the site.

"They were killed," Grusch said. "They are mortal."

He says these reptilians were piloting what's known as a "Tic Tac" UFO, the same kind of object Navy Commander David Fravor famously tracked off the coast of San Diego back in 2004. That encounter has been publicly documented for years. What Grusch adds is the claim that something was inside it.

And then there's a third group: small gray beings, who Grusch says don't get along with the reptilians. He suggests some crashes happen because these different non-human intelligences are literally running into each other, or into us.

When Rogan asked the obvious question, why do these things keep crashing, Grusch didn't hesitate.

"Some of it is non-human intelligence versus non-human intelligence," he said. "You would think, it's like, would they get along? They're so advanced. But we have records of them messing around with each other."

He also rattled off a whole catalog of craft shapes the government has allegedly recovered: eggs, discs, boot heels, sunfish-looking things, boomerangs, crescent moons. If true, that's not one alien species visiting Earth. That's a parking lot full of them.

Why Any of This Matters to You

Look, I've spent years wandering into places most people never think to go. Remote coastlines, empty deserts, villages with no name on a map. And the one thing travel teaches you fast is this: the world is bigger and stranger than what fits inside your assumptions.

I'm not saying I believe gorilla-lizards are hiding in a hangar somewhere. I wasn't there. I didn't see the video Grusch is talking about.

But I am interested in the question underneath all of it. What happens when someone with actual security clearance starts saying the quiet part out loud? Do we dismiss it because it sounds absurd, or do we stay curious enough to ask for the evidence?

That's the whole game, isn't it? Staying curious without swallowing everything whole.

Grusch says he believes all of this comes out publicly before Trump's term ends. He claims the government has recovered intact and semi-intact craft, and that we're actively reverse-engineering whatever's inside them.

Maybe that happens. Maybe it doesn't. Claims like this have been floating around Washington for a while now, and so far the big reveal keeps getting pushed down the road.

Here's what I'd tell you: don't wait for someone else to hand you the truth about anything, aliens included. Ask questions. Follow the threads that interest you. Stay skeptical and curious at the same time, that's not a contradiction, that's just how you learn anything worth knowing.

If the aliens do show up, I just hope I'm somewhere interesting when it happens.

Source: New York Post

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