Rep. Burlison commented on UAP technologies.Rep. Burlison has been vocal about UFOs (UAPs) and the need for transparency. Though not on defense committees, he pushes for access to classified tech, saying: “We owe it to the American people to understand where the money is being spent… somebody has discovered something—some advanced form of propulsion or technology—that might actually change all of our lives.” He suspects hidden budgets fund these projects, echoing whistleblower David Grusch’s claims about private-sector secrecy. Burlison is skeptical of alien origins but investigates rigorously. After a briefing with AARO (a government UAP office), he noted: “David [Grusch] gave them more information, I think, than they gave us.” He also confirmed FBI agents saw unexplained objects (“some different people on the team have actually seen objects”), but admits Congress is blocked from key briefings: “We have been blocked… from receiving the briefings we need.” When asked about “alien mummies” shown in Mexico, he doubted their authenticity. “I’m not convinced any of those artifacts are real,” he said. Burlison’s focus is tech, not aliens. He’s frustrated by secrecy around advanced drones or propulsion systems that could revolutionize travel: “Wouldn’t it be nice to have [anti-gravity] technology instead of sitting on a sweaty airplane?” He suspects the U.S. has “something pretty crazy and advanced… under extreme lock and key,” warning that such tech could destabilize global security if weaponized. Despite hurdles (“blocked at every turn”), he investigates UFO sightings, like mysterious “orbs” possibly tethered to drones (“like a fishing bob”). While doubtful about Peru’s “alien mummies,” Grusch urged him to look deeper, citing briefings on similar beings. Burlison remains cautious but committed: “We’re trying to get to the bottom of what this is.” Public skepticism persists, even after Grusch’s sworn testimony about recovered “biological material” from crashes. Without declassified proof, the debate rages—but Burlison’s work keeps pressure on for answers. “What concerns me, what it appears to be is that somebody has discovered something—some advanced form of propulsion or technology—that might actually change all of our lives, make it for the better, but clearly it’s in an experimental phase or we’re experimenting with it, and I want to know, to what extent, how much are we spending on this,” he said. The post Rep. Burlison on UFO Secrets: ‘We Have Something Crazy Under Lock and Key’ appeared first on Anomalien.com.