Over Their Heads, Under Their Breath
After five years of outreach, here’s who watched, dodged, and disappeared. These are the receipts.
If you're ready for real engagement, the door’s open. Start with the book.
After I publicly tagged George Knapp—asking if Engineering Infinity resembled any of the Soviet UFO documents he once claimed to bring back in the ’90s—he finally replied. June 11, 2025: “Very interested in speaking further.” I sent the full file (again). A month later, he quietly subscribed to Infinity Disclosed. Then: “I am curious about it, though some is over my head.” They read. They watch. They just won’t say it out loud.
Investigative Journalist or Disclosure Content Creator? After I publicly asked the question and tagged George Knapp, his assistant reached out offering a 1AM Coast to Coast AM appearance. I responded within hours, offering a pre-record instead. Never heard back. This wasn’t a real invitation—it was theater. A setup to either put me on the spot under his terms, or to later claim “I offered, he declined.” Meanwhile, he admits the material is “over his head”… yet avoids a one-on-one that could clarify it.
When It’s “Over Their Head”… But Sent to Grusch Anyway. On July 25, 2025, Robert Hastings admitted he only skimmed Engineering Infinity and said it was “way over my head.” But here’s the part that matters: “I just forwarded it to Dave Grusch. He seems interested and said that he had not heard of it.” The so-called gatekeepers won’t engage directly—but they’re passing it up the chain.