Why do people place so much importance on Tim Gallaudet\u2019s views? This isn\u2019t a critique of him; I genuinely respect his efforts and am looking to understand better.<\/p>\n
What is it that makes people pay attention to his claims? Recently, he suggested that UAP and NHI might be hiding in the ocean. That raises the question: what evidence supports this belief? I\u2019ve listened to numerous interviews with him and watched his testimony in the congressional hearings on UAP. From what I’ve gathered, his insider knowledge seems limited to:<\/p>\n
He once received an email with a clip from either the Go Fast or Gimbal video (I can\u2019t recall which). Since we’ve all seen those clips by now, I feel just as qualified to assert that NHI are concealed in the ocean based on that information.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n
He shares a story about acquaintances from a submarine who detected an unknown object on radar that approached quickly before vanishing. However, this account lacks substantial evidence or detail.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
In contrast, Lue Elizondo and Jay Stratton have significant backgrounds in programs specifically studying UAP, which makes me eager to hear their insights\u2014though I wish the conversation didn\u2019t drift into unrelated topics like werewolves and psionics.<\/p>\n
Ryan Graves and Dave Fravor, both former Navy pilots with personal experience or close connections to individuals who regularly encounter UAP, have valuable perspectives that I\u2019m keen to hear.<\/p>\n
Ultimately, I\u2019m not sure what unique contributions Tim Gallaudet brings to this discussion beyond his status as a high-ranking official advocating for the cause, which undoubtedly raises awareness. Is there something I\u2019m overlooking? Has he shared any new information, or is he mainly reiterating what we already know?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"