Tom DeLonge Celebrates The Truth About Aliens During The US Congress Calling His Name

Tom DeLonge (Instagram @tomdelonge)

JAKARTA - The frontman of the band Blink-182, Tom DeLonge, celebrates the truth about the existence of aliens. Fans congratulated him on his achievements.

In 2019, the US Navy confirmed three UFO videos published by Delonge's company To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science

Meanwhile, last Wednesday, July 26, the House Oversight subcommittee for national security held an audience on UFOs, also known as the unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP).

Witnesses and reporters such as former intelligence officer David Grusch and former Navy pilots David Fravor and Ryan Graves testified that they had seen aliens.

The guitarist for Blink-182 then opened Instagram to post a photo with the caption: "Tom was right, Alien F**king Exist."

In the caption written under the photo, DeLonge wrote: Ofol hearings today make history. I am very proud of the three witnesses today who revealed UFO secrets that have been intact for decades. Graves, Fravors, and Grusch are HEROES. I appreciate the screams (they mentioned my name) during the hearing, but so many were involved with @tothestars.media to make it happen."

Recently speaking to The Independent about UFO transparency, Delonge said: "Everything that's happening right now is 100 percent because of To The Stars. I mean, I already know this, and the people I know this... we really feel, at our company, we've really changed the direction of the world."

Fans then took to Twitter to share their excitement about Fravor justifying UFO existence

I used to have a friend who would say that Tom DeLonge being an alien is something you'll only hear from the film. And he's so right [because] this film has just reached a good part where a crazy guy isn't actually crazy and he's been right all this time," one of them wrote.

Pering it up before and will do it again. It's amazing that our government was forced to recognize the UFO's presence by the man who wrote 'Dysentery Gary'," another user shared.

Previously speaking with NME, Delonge, which executively produces Unidentified: Inside America's UFO Investigations for The History Channel, shares: It will cover some TV series, some movies, and a lot of things that people have never seen. It will also include UFO videos that I brought with The New York Times that have been classified. This is what I have been building for the last 10 years.