A Former US Congressman Says He Was Briefed by an Army Officer About a Program That's Breeding Human-Alien Hybrids

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Before we begin, let's have a heart-to-heart about former United States Congressman from the great state of Florida, Matt Gaetz. I post this content from Grok AI without editorial comment:

Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Florida) resigned from Congress on November 13, 2024, shortly after President-elect Donald Trump nominated him to serve as U.S. Attorney General. (politico.com)

Key Timeline of Events

• November 13, 2024: Trump announces Gaetz as his AG nominee. Gaetz immediately resigns his House seat (Florida's 1st district), which he had just won re-election to for the 119th Congress.
• November 21, 2024: Facing strong opposition from Senate Republicans over longstanding allegations, Gaetz withdraws his name from consideration for Attorney General. He states he does not intend to return to Congress. (cnn.com)
• December 23, 2024: The bipartisan House Ethics Committee releases its long-awaited report (after Gaetz's resignation ended their jurisdiction). The report found "substantial evidence" that Gaetz:
  • Engaged in sexual activity with a 17-year-old girl (statutory rape under state law).
  • Regularly paid women for sex (including the minor).
  • Used illicit drugs (ecstasy, cocaine, etc.) on multiple occasions.
  • Possibly shared inappropriate images and accepted impermissible gifts.
  Gaetz has denied all wrongdoing, calling the allegations a smear campaign. The Department of Justice had previously investigated him (including possible sex trafficking) but declined to bring any criminal charges. (npr.org)

Draw your own conclusions. And make of this what you will as we get into the real issue at hand. Which is the absolutely surreal claim that Gaetz made to conservative political podcaster Benny Johnson:

…  hybrid breeding programs where captured aliens were breeding with humans to create some hybrid race that could engage in intergalactic communication. An actual uniformed member of the United States Army briefed me on that." 

"In crashes of craft that had been recovered by the CIA… it wasn't just the hard materials, it was also biologics, but that they couldn't identify a human source of those biologics."

Here's more detail from The Independent:

According to Gaetz … members of his staff were present at the meeting with the “senior-enlisted” service member. 

Gaetz went on to claim that the humans involved in the military program had been “abducted from war zones” and “the caravans of migrants.”

According to Gaetz, he was told that there were six to 12 facilities involved in the scheme. However, he conceded he did not verify the whistleblower’s claims. 

"Biologics." Now there's a word you don't hear every day. In fact, I can only remember it coming up once before. Also involving a member of Congress. Also talking about aliens:

And now, in response to Gaetz's assertion, we've got an Australian lawmaker also claiming to have been briefed on a program of breeding aliens with humans:

Which may or may not be timed to go along with today's date. If this does turn out to be a weak April Fool's prank, this Senator Babet will not be forgiven. There's precedent on this. After thousands of eyewitnesses reported seeing what became known as The Phoenix Lights  Arizona Governor Fife Symington claimed to be revealing the truth about what those experiencers saw. But quickly pulled a stunt where some intern came walking into the press conference in a Spirit Halloween alien costume:

So not only did he deliberately waste everyone's time, he insulted the thousands who knew what they saw, basically mocking them as crackpots. Which was only made worse when Symington admitted he himself had seen the Lights that night. And no one mourned when he resigned in disgrace over a fraud scandal. 

Anyway, back to the matter at hand. A program for breeding aliens and humans is an exponentially bigger deal than any Unexplained Aerial Phenomenon. It staggers the imagination. A half dozen to a dozen secret … bases? Labs? Fertility clinics? Bridal suites? Sex palaces? … where interplanetary breeding is taking place would mean everything humans think about ourselves and our place in the universe has been entirely wrong. 

Every question I have just leads to more questions. Are these male aliens and female humans? Vice versa? Or both? Do they make babies biologics the old fashioned way? Or do they use IVF? Or is this some sort of cloning? What do the biologics look like? Are they living among us? And what of the people being “abducted from war zones” and “the caravans of migrants"? What's become of them? Are they kidnapped? Or are they given better option than war and hardship if they join up with this program?

And the biggest question of all is, of course, why? Is this really all about "intergalactic communication"? Because this sounds like an awful lot of trouble and expense to go through just to talk to Andromeda and the Triangulum. It's hard to imagine anything more worthwhile than your average Facebook post coming out of those conversations. 

If there truly is such a thing as allegedly described by this uniformed, "senior-enlisted" officer of the United States Army to a sitting member of Congress, my greatest hope is that it be one thing. All I as is that this program is, at the very least, sexy. 

I grew up watching a lot of Star Trek. And the one recurring theme on the show I admired most was how Captain Kirk used his five-year mission to explore strange new worlds to explore strange new tail. He sought out new life and new civilizations so his penis could boldly go where no penis had gone before. Any remotely humanoid female was his, and it didn't matter if her skin was green or what. They had one episode where a group of about five aliens took over the Enterprise. And the plan was to distract them and get control of the ship back. Spock engaged one of them with logic. Scotty got another drunk. And Kirk took the woman into the Captain's quarters. The next scene opened with her sitting as his mirror brushing her hair, while he sat on the edge of his bunk pulling his boot on. Even at 9 years old, I knew what Gene Roddenberry - that old dog - was suggesting. 

I love the idea of a little intergalatic seduction going on a lot better than human abductees being forced to breed with greys. I want the romance. A little wining and dining, before we're expected to make biologics with these creatures so they can phone home. 

Until we know what is really going on, I'm going to stick with my James T. Kirk vision. And hope that if the truth ever does come out, it's not as horrifying as these reports suggest. Stay tuned.