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Project Grudge

Project Grudge

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Oct 4, 2026

Art BellHOST
52:54
[laughs]
Walter AndrusGUEST
52:55
And he closed down Project Sign and set up Project Grudge.
Walter AndrusGUEST
52:59
So in Gru- Project Grudge, which the name may imply, was set up to explain away all UFO sighting reports.
Art BellHOST
53:06
Exactly.
Walter AndrusGUEST
53:07
And that didn't work.
Brad LailGUEST
7:11
We've known that for 90 years, we have reporting procedures for people who call the FAA and, The FAA will tell them to report their sightings of UFOs to the National UFO Reporting Center.
Brad LailGUEST
7:24
And this goes back even further to the 40s with Project Grudge and Sign and then Blue Book.
Brad LailGUEST
7:30
And so we've had 80, 90 years of people reporting, making official reports to the federal government.
Brad LailGUEST
7:37
So to say that this is real disclosure is kind of laughable to me because if you go to the National UFO Reporting Center, which, by the way, is not a government entity at all.
KylieHOST
35:43
It was initially coded as Project Saucer.
KylieHOST
35:47
The Air Force reorganized this project in late 1948 and named it Project Grudge in 1949 and transformed it later into Project Blue Book in 1952, which ran until 1969.
KylieHOST
36:05
Project Blue Book was essentially utilized to create a methodical approach to the over 12,000 sightings and categorize them as identified or unidentified.
KylieHOST
36:19
Basically, the project concluded that there were no sightings that posed as a threat to national security.
George KnappGUEST
84:53
in essence, and everyone associated with it, including its first director, said that it was little more than a public relations exercise aimed at dismissing or explaining away UFO sightings.
George KnappGUEST
85:04
Projects, which preceded Blue Book, Project Sign and Project Grudge, were a little bit different.
George KnappGUEST
85:08
Project Sign was conducted in total secrecy.
George KnappGUEST
85:11
It concluded that UFOs were real and probably extraterrestrial.
George KnappGUEST
85:16
That recommendation was rejected by the head of the Air Force.
George KnappGUEST
85:19
Project Grudge then concluded UFOs weren't worth studying.
George KnappGUEST
85:23
That was followed by Project Blue Book.
George KnappGUEST
85:25
In 1969, Project Blue Book ended.
speaker_2HOST
19:55
He was a highly respected astronomer and a university professor.
speaker_2HOST
19:59
The US Air Force hired him to serve as their primary scientific advisor for Project Sign, Project Grudge, and finally, Project Blue Book.
speaker_3HOST
20:06
The Holy Trinity of UFO projects.
speaker_2HOST
20:08
Right.
William CooperSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:56
It also included extraterrestrial information within that.
William CooperSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:00
Um, uh, Project Grudge, which was, um, the second project.
William CooperSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:05
First was Sign, and then Project Grudge, which contained all of the extraterrestrial information up to a certain point.
William CooperSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:12
I forget the year cutoff.
William CooperSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:14
And then it was contained after that in another project, uh, called Project Aquarius, which was the accumulation of the whole history of alien inter-interaction on, on planet Earth.
Greg CiskoGUEST
15:31
That actually happened.
Greg CiskoGUEST
15:33
Project Grudge, Project Blue Book.
Greg CiskoGUEST
15:35
And that's the thing that led me down this road.
Greg CiskoGUEST
15:39
And in Since 2014, I even read the Condon Report from cover to cover, which very few people have done.
Paul McGuireHOST
35:13
Now, there were different military projects, U.S. Air Force projects.
Paul McGuireHOST
35:23
like from 1948 to 1969, U.S. Air Force projects like Project Sign, Project Grudge in 1949, and Blue Book, 1952.
Paul McGuireHOST
35:36
I remember Operation Blue Book, 1952 to 1969, when I was a kid.
Paul McGuireHOST
35:41
I don't know how old I was when somehow I got a hold of it and read it, but Operation Blue Book went back a long time.
Kevin RandleGUEST
52:59
It was a, a, a real bloodbath and then they were b- appointing officers to take charge of Project Blue Book who were rabidly anti-saucer, anti-UFO.
Kevin RandleGUEST
53:10
Ruppelt, when he took over, it was Project Grudge at the time, uh, the, the, the sightings.
Kevin RandleGUEST
53:17
Project Sign was the original.
Kevin RandleGUEST
53:19
Uh, publicly it was called Project Saucer.
Kevin RandleGUEST
53:21
The official name was Project Sign.
Kevin RandleGUEST
53:23
It evolved into Project Grudge which evolved into Project Blue Book and then Blue Book was closed in '69.
Kevin RandleGUEST
53:29
But, um, the, the point is Ruppelt was brought in because one of the general officers was appalled at the way the UFO investigations were handled but then Ruppelt left and they began appointing officers whose job it was to debunk UFOs.
Kevin RandleGUEST
53:47
Their job wasn't to investigate it.
PaladinGUEST
21:08
The worldwide deep state intelligence network that Dr. Greer calls transnational criminal organization, or Cabal, have morphed from MJ-12, created in 1947.
PaladinGUEST
21:25
MJ-12, headed by Alan Dulles, were the original keepers of the Disclosure Secret, using brutal tactics to silence whistleblowers and provide disinformation to the American public regarding anything related to UFOs and alien life, like Project Grudge and Project Blue Book.
PaladinGUEST
21:44
Today, the worldwide deep state intelligence network are the keepers of the disclosure secret and also act as the protection and enforcement arm of the ICC.
PaladinGUEST
21:55
The agents recruited into this highly covert organization, sometimes called the Men in Black, are not, this is very important, are not the thousands of hardworking and dedicated CIA, NSA, and FBI employees that keep us safe from terrorists, as many people think.

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