WillBrink
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Multiple times. He claimed to have tried to contact Grusch to obtain more info, Grusch said that's BS, he was not contacted at all, said Kirkpatrick lied. And on it goes. We all have our biases, I personally don't think Kirkpatrick nor the Org he lead is anything but a modern day equivalent of Project Blue Book. No one trusts the AARO and for good reasons. If any real efforts to expose what the government knows about UFO's takes place, it surely will not come from those who spent 80 years or so suppressing it, at least not willingly.There are believers and disbelievers. I listen to what they say and evaluate it.
Sean Kirkpatrick has been proven to have publicly provided false information. E.g., he claimed to have not met Brandon Fugal. Then, Brandon Fugal released a photograph of a meeting in DC he was invited to lead, and staring right at the camera was Sean Kirkpatrick. Considering that Sean Kirkpatrick not long after was tasked to lead AARO, it is difficult for me to believe he just forgot...
For every video of a skeptic that is posted, someone else can post a video of someone who claims to know the phenomena is real. The number of videos on either side of the subject are countless. It is interesting to learn the different perspectives, but at this point to faithfully believe one side or the other just shows one's own biases.