Letter Exposes Top-Secret UFO Programs Involving Canada | ALIENS in the OCEAN Avi Loeb | UFO Las Veg

In a letter addressed to Anita Hnan, the National Defense Minister of Canada, Larry Maguire, a member of parliament who sits on the House Standing Committee on Human Resources for National Defense of Canada, among other things, expresses his concern. Recently leaked by Jeremy Corbell and George Knapp, Larry's letter, dated March 22nd, 2023, highlights his worry that the United States is planning an upcoming information release on unidentified aerial phenomena, and he suggests that Canada should prepare a similar information release by May to align with the United States. The UFO community found it shocking that David Grush came forward on May 23rd, which coincides with his timeline of the impending information release. Larry also alludes to Canada's intelligence-linked UAP research program, Defense Research and Development Canada, which has reportedly been studying UAP materials since circa 1950, urging Anita Hnan to get read into this classified information. Larry emphasizes that the research efforts appear to be ongoing. Furthermore, he mentions Canada's chief science advisor, Dr. Marna Namir, who is working on Sky Canada project aimed at identifying UAP in Canadian skies. Larry believes that Hnan should grant access to Dr. Marna Namir in relation to these classified UAP research projects that Canada has been involved with since the 50s, expressing his concern that the Canadian government might not proactively address the subject with Canadian people. Larry suggests releasing materials to the public regarding the history of studying UAP to demonstrate a transparent effort in alignment with their American allies. A team of researchers, including Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb, may have just found a trace of an interstellar object in the ocean, which Loeb believes could have alien origins. And he joins us now to discuss this. Welcome, Dr. Loeb. So the fascinating part about this is, is that we've discovered things like this before. There's a case out of Siberia where they found spherules and sphericals in the bedrock. And debunkers want to say that this is obviously a military test that somehow corroded itself into the bedrock. The best part about what Avi's doing on his like classic expedition he's doing, which mad respect for that, is that this is things that this is in an area where he knows something interstellar has collided with the earth, right? So if they're, if they're dredging the bottom of the ocean, and they're finding these items, these objects that are showing clear signs of manufacture, that you can rule out the human aspect of it. Well, it's a very challenging task. We followed on data about the meteor that landed about 50 miles away from the coast of Papua New Guinea in 2014. And when analyzing it, it became clear that he came from outside the solar system, it was moving too fast to be bound to the sun. And it had material strength that was tougher than iron. And so that raised the possibility that it may be artificial in origin, technological, a spacecraft, just like New Horizons that we sent out that we go to interstellar space and imagine it colliding with an exoplanet, like the earth and appearing as a meteor. And to find this out, it's not just a hypothetical question, we can actually go to the Pacific Ocean and search for it. And that's what we did. And it's a very challenging task for us to infer that it's tougher than all the space rocks that were identified by NASA over the past decade, 272 of them. So it was made of very unusual material. And that led me to initiate this expedition. And we have an exceptional team of researchers and support staff that allowed us to build this machinery that we are using to find those fragments that were left behind. And now we can actually look at the materials that we recovered. And amazingly enough, we found basically what is called the spherules. These are particles that are spherical, perfect spheres made of metal. And we can put them into what is called an x-ray fluorescence analyzer that allows us to infer the composition. And the composition appears to be different than commercial metals that we use here on Earth, anything that humans produce. But it's also different from asteroids, from rocks that previously were analyzed. And that makes, first of all, it implies that perhaps indeed it originated from a completely different environment. And moreover, perhaps it was manufactured. A magnesium meteor fell in April and the youngest teenager in this Vegas family called the police to their home to investigate aliens in his backyard. Bigfoot aliens, not just regular aliens, but 8, 9, or 10 foot tall aliens. There was no follow-up footage retrieved at all that showed these beings. We've looked into it. We can't find anything. No, there aren't aliens visible in the cracks of the fence. No, there aren't aliens sitting in the forklift. Why would they be chilling in a forklift? A forklift does nothing to aliens, surely. Vegas police department did not try to cover up the event. OSI didn't show up. The camera they set up afterwards, the police department, was probably taken down shortly after. I think the police department would want to have some kind of monitoring set up initially if there was an explosion reported. And, of course, aliens in someone's backyard. Lastly, all of this noise seemed to be picked up at the very same time as David Grush. A coincidence?