Gunnar Dan says US is hiding non-human craft recoveries

Pressure is growing in the United States for government agencies and aerospace companies such as Lockheed Martin and Boeing to acknowledge that non-human craft have been recovered for decades, mbl.is reported.

Author Gunnar Dan discussed the claims on the Dagmál programme. He said the allegations had not yet been officially acknowledged, despite whistleblowers having made them for some time.

Dan recently published UFO 202, the second book in his series about UFOs. It is a standalone follow-up to UFO101, which was published last year.

According to Dan, pressure is being placed on Donald Trump to grant whistleblowers immunity so they can speak openly without risking prosecution, including for alleged espionage, or imprisonment in federal facilities.

He said some whistleblowers had seen photographs and videos of alleged recovery operations involving craft that were not of terrestrial origin, as well as their crews, both dead and alive. He referred to the beings as biologics of non-human origin.

Dan said whistleblower David Grusch had claimed there were more than 25 and fewer than 100 such craft in the United States alone. Grusch was not authorised to disclose the exact number, he said.

Dan also questioned when people would stop trusting data provided by governments. He described a situation in which someone who had previously claimed not to possess any information suddenly publishes data on their own terms, while withholding some of it and making it difficult to assess.

“They are simply lying to us,” Dan said.

Dan is described by mbl.is as one of Iceland’s leading experts on UFOs and related issues.