Why Disclosure May Never Happen!

As much as I personally want full disclosure on the subject there are valid reasons why it should never happen. Please let me know your thoughts on this...

The first obvious point is that the Aliens are in total control of the narrative. They may have been here for a very long time, but have decided not to land on the proverbial White House lawn.

Secondly, world governments may know a lot more, but decided for valid National Security reasons not to disclose. Let’s say the US government has actually figured out the physics behind their propulsion system. In the process they have discovered an infinite source of energy that is EASILY accessible once you know how. If that tech gets in the hands of terrorists it would be weaponized in no time and then game over for the world...

Thirdly, the Aliens may know much more about the real fabric of reality and our human history & destiny. It may not be pretty! Maybe the truth is so devastating that it’s better not to reveal it!

This is all very speculative, but I’d love to hear your opinion. Maybe the governments’ role in all of this is more benevolent than we think?

a reply to: CyberBuddha

the Aliens may know much more about the real fabric of reality and our human history & destiny. It may not be pretty! Maybe the truth is so devastating that it’s better not to reveal it!

Since it’s apparent they’ve been around for thousands of years, this is a foregone conclusion. One way or the other, we also get ‘the knowing’ when pass into the spirit. Why not know now??

Are we such a fragile species that it would hurt our feelz?

So many people place so much importance on this single life (in denial about mortality). It’s really just a blink of an eye in the grand scheme of the universe.

a reply to: CyberBuddha

Or indeed there is a fourth possibility and that is that there are no aliens at all. It's just a convenient narrative constantly updated by the spooks and the MIC to cover the new and innovative technologies and keep competitors guessing. Also of course to keep us dependant on current more profitable technologies for relevant entities.

There is a fifth too, that is the idea of a breakaway civilisation that lives somehow among us here on Earth.

a reply to: CyberBuddha

My take is that the "authorities" (ahem) will gain nothing by disclosing what they know, and may lose a significant amount of influence over their citizens by doing so.

I am not convinced by the tales of "captured technology", much less that we are able to make something like that function reliably for human use.

I think the bulk of what governments may "know" is data: radar returns, gun camera footage, and so forth. There may be a few artifacts -- metal junk like the spew from the Ubatuba incident in 1957.

What it adds up to is this-- what any government could state is "yes, we're encountering something unknown that can travel at will in our airspace, our oceans, and space itself ... and no, we're not able to stop them from doing whatever they like, which may include kidnapping our people. The ugly truth is that we now know we are no longer the top of the food chain on Earth."

That kind of admission would be a complete "lose" for any government. Thus, I suspect any 'disclosure' will be some watered-down psychological exercise that the authorities will attempt to exploit to gain even more power over their own citizens.

Cheers

When God returns to see his children with all his angels here on Earth, it may be too late to even think about aliens from outer space by then. We will be aliens to once a planet we have known in the past.

a reply to: midicon

That's the most likely reason.
The out of focus terrestrial objects the Pentagon released are pathetic.

a reply to: musicismagic

How can God return? I would have thought the idea of God means he is here there and everywhere.

a reply to: CyberBuddha

I will accept nothing less than ''the White House Lawn''. For that matter I have a nice lawn myself in my large back yard. Protected on one side by a large river, on the other side by a mountain range and on one end, a forest. Easily protected in the short run should they want to disclose themselves on someones lawn. If they are out there, monitoring
our electronic signals, I have posted this invitation enough times for them to have come across it.

So, fellas up there, one more time, I got chips and dip waiting.

The rest is hearsay. He said she said. He says that guy told him and showed him a fuzzy photo.

PS guys. We drink Rolling Rock around here so bring some please.

Another possibility as to why "disclosure" may never happen ...

There is simply nothing real to disclose.

I hold that the hole alien/extraterrestrial narrative is a con job. The more I watch human society, the more I realize what stupid sheep most people are. Most people will believe anything that those higher up the socio-political food-chain tell them. They create crises and then create responses as a method of control; to wit, the whole WuFlu narrative.

The entire "disclosure" narrative is just another on of these.

a reply to: midicon

There is a fifth too, that is the idea of a breakaway civilisation that lives somehow among us here on Earth.

Operating on a different frequency. With the ability to manifest in our dimension. The IDH is the only rational explanation.

They ain’t from Alpha Centauri...

Are we not all waiting for the big release this month ?
I will hold my breath and hope they will open up this time.
It feels different this time. hold on to ya butt

If intelligent life were here and wanted to be known, it would choose to disclose itself or not.

No government would have anything to do with it - clearly they would be the more advanced.

Will not happen in your lifetime.
The possible chaos will keep it a secret. Governments need STABILITY to function. They're afraid of losing power in the chaos that will surely follow disclosure. Think Orsen Welles and his radio broadcast.

Even if governments dont want to disclose, the "others" may force it anyway if they deem our civilization to be ready for contact.

originally posted by: KKLOCO
a reply to: midicon

There is a fifth too, that is the idea of a breakaway civilisation that lives somehow among us here on Earth.

Operating on a different frequency. With the ability to manifest in our dimension. The IDH is the only rational explanation.

They ain’t from Alpha Centauri...

I completely agree with you. I believe they exist in our space but a different dimension.
As for terrorists turning the alien tech into weapons. I think you've got the wholly wrong impression. Look at all the past inventions that all the Western governments turned into weapons. I think that is one of the reasons the "aliens" do not want to give any government any new tech, cos they know they'll weaponize it.

originally posted by: F2d5thCavv2
a reply to: CyberBuddha

My take is that the "authorities" (ahem) will gain nothing by disclosing what they know, and may lose a significant amount of influence over their citizens by doing so.

I am not convinced by the tales of "captured technology", much less that we are able to make something like that function reliably for human use.

I think the bulk of what governments may "know" is data: radar returns, gun camera footage, and so forth. There may be a few artifacts -- metal junk like the spew from the Ubatuba incident in 1957.

What it adds up to is this-- what any government could state is "yes, we're encountering something unknown that can travel at will in our airspace, our oceans, and space itself ... and no, we're not able to stop them from doing whatever they like, which may include kidnapping our people. The ugly truth is that we now know we are no longer the top of the food chain on Earth."

That kind of admission would be a complete "lose" for any government. Thus, I suspect any 'disclosure' will be some watered-down psychological exercise that the authorities will attempt to exploit to gain even more power over their own citizens.

Cheers

This is my thinking also.

It's been covered up because the US Government has a long history of Christian Conservative Power. They think ET are demons from the bible, and since ET are peaceful and more advanced that's a threat to the US Government's power, same thing with other countries giving full disclosure. It's way too obvious now.

Why do people think only one race of ET visit our solar system?!

a reply to: CyberBuddha

Too many lies and too many secrets, seemingly self perpetuating from one generation to the next, would be my bet as to why true disclosure is not lightly to happen anytime soon.

Short of Aliens landing on the roof of 10 Downing Street or the White House lawn that is.

originally posted by: Spacespider
Are we not all waiting for the big release this month ?
I will hold my breath and hope they will open up this time.
It feels different this time. hold on to ya butt

I think the report will respond to the letter of the instructions that the Senate gave to the Director of National Intelligence (DNI) and Secretary of Defense, and nothing more. The Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) was the service leading the UAP Task Force since about 2013 or so, in cooperation with the Undersecretary of Defense for Intelligence. That task force gave us the videos that started leaking in 2017. As I hear it, there were two main problems with that task force. First, the different services had different processes in place and had different levels of enthusiasm for participating, so the data collected was of varying usefulness and completeness. Second, the program had no ability to get the wider Intelligence Community to participate, so ONI knew there was probably a huge block of data missing that organizations like NRO had, and also knew that there were Unacknowledged Special Access Programs (USAPS, of the type Admiral Wilson tried to penetrate) scattered around that the ONI-led task force had no access to whatsoever. So the UAP Task Force knew that they were missing many pieces to the puzzle.

As I see it, the ONI went to the Senate and asked them to write this instruction to solve some of that problem. First, it directs the IC and DoD to play nicely together and specifies which agencies must be a part of this study, including geospatial intelligence (GEOINT), human intelligence (HUMINT), measurement and signals intelligence (MASINT), signals intelligence (SIGINT), and the FBI. The report is supposed to summarize the picture that emerges from considering all the observational data those different players possess. I expect they will have to say that UAPs are real, widespread both in time and space, are trans-medium objects (able to move between water, air, and space), do not operate on conventional aeronautic or rocket principles, and are not the products of any known adversary (or, for that matter, friendly) nation. They will not release in the unclassified portion of the report any details that would reveal sources and methods pertaining to how they know this. They might discuss some of that in a classified annex. Unless there are spectacular reports in the data base that we don't know about, I don't think they could come to the conclusion that UAPs are overtly hostile (leaving aside the occasional anal probe).

Second, the instruction requires the DNI to come up with a program plan for how to herd all these cats into playing nicely together going forward so that there is an all-of-government effort to continue to collect and analyze this kind of information. The DNI is supposed to name an official to be the cat herder. I believe the DNI will do that. I don't see anything in the instruction that would require USAPs to be part of this at all. For that reason, there won't be any admission or discussion of the idea that we have some crashed or otherwise obtained devices and/or critters.

For UFO afficianados, it will be a glass half-full.

What they release this month will be nothing but a few updates on what we know. Maybe one or two new secret government ones that could be true or not.

Nothing will surprise me. They will wait till the last minute and make a big deal of nothing.