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The problem with "disclosure" is that too much has been done to muddy the waters.
Crop circles, demons from the bible, reptilian politicians, Illuminati music videos, people living in the Earth's core, thousands of fake UFO sighting videos.
Every year or so, another dumbass comes out with a book or a movie because a friend of a friend in a government agency "saw some documents". Like that moron Luis Elizondo.
The result?
People with a lack of rational thought latch onto all of these because it sounds cool and mysterious.
Skeptics dismiss this entirely, in part because the majority of people who believe in all of this are certifiable.
After seeing what I saw in 2009, I've watched the sky for hundreds and hundreds of hours with my eyes, binoculars, and telescope. I've watched thousands of hours of UFO sighting videos. I've read through hundreds of threads on Above Top Secret, Godlike Productions, and Facebook groups.
I'd say 30% of the people on these platforms are experiencing some form of psychosis or schizophrenia. 50%+ are in it for the thrill and absurdity of it, and less than 20% are sane, rational people who are trying to find the missing pieces of the puzzle. I say less than 20% because these places are almost certainly visited by a handful of FBI/CIA agents on desk duty.
I have a conflicting opinion.
Out of all of the prominent figures in the space, Bob Lazar is the most believable to me because the technology he describes very accurately matches what I saw many years ago. The problem is, I think Bob Lazar is lying about at least half of his story, if not more. The fact that he hangs out with Jeremy Corbell is appalling.
So if I had never seen what I saw, I would 100% be a skeptic and balk at the notion that any of these guys' stories are credible.
On a side note, I don't know if I shared this, but I had my second UFO sighting in 2024.
I was lying on top of a sunbed on the roof of a hotel, at around 2:30 AM, just listening to music and allowing my eyes to adjust to the night sky. It was in late August and premeditated because that's when the Milky Way is most visible here.
At one point, I fixated on an interesting triangle "star" constellation in the sky. I found it interesting how it appeared to be moving. And then I realized it was moving, and it had a deep black color, almost indistinguishable from the night sky around it. The "stars" were lights.
I just watched it glide across the sky, right on top of the hotel. It was absolutely silent. Not even a hum. I could only hear the seagulls around me. I shot up from the sunbed and was left breathless for a moment. I'm not easily excitable.
It all lasted about 20 seconds. It just effortlessly glided out of my field of view. I pulled out my phone as it was pulling away but it was like it hauled a$$ the moment I did so.
All I was left with was a sleepless night and a worthless eyewitness account. Even my then-girlfriend and her family just gave me a "huh, interesting" reaction the following morning and just went about their day. And who could blame them?
Even so, I can't say this was an alien sighting. It was definitely a UFO, and a classic triangle one at that (whether it's the notorious "TR3B" or another project, I have no idea) but I don't think what I saw here was out of the realm of what's possible with human technology. The theories on it being reverse-engineered alien tech also seem plausible, though.
Now, the zigzagging UFO that seemed to stop and initiate warp drive seconds later in 2009... that's another story. I'm convinced that wasn't human.
Crop circles, demons from the bible, reptilian politicians, Illuminati music videos, people living in the Earth's core, thousands of fake UFO sighting videos.
Every year or so, another dumbass comes out with a book or a movie because a friend of a friend in a government agency "saw some documents". Like that moron Luis Elizondo.
The result?
People with a lack of rational thought latch onto all of these because it sounds cool and mysterious.
Skeptics dismiss this entirely, in part because the majority of people who believe in all of this are certifiable.
After seeing what I saw in 2009, I've watched the sky for hundreds and hundreds of hours with my eyes, binoculars, and telescope. I've watched thousands of hours of UFO sighting videos. I've read through hundreds of threads on Above Top Secret, Godlike Productions, and Facebook groups.
I'd say 30% of the people on these platforms are experiencing some form of psychosis or schizophrenia. 50%+ are in it for the thrill and absurdity of it, and less than 20% are sane, rational people who are trying to find the missing pieces of the puzzle. I say less than 20% because these places are almost certainly visited by a handful of FBI/CIA agents on desk duty.
I have a conflicting opinion.
Out of all of the prominent figures in the space, Bob Lazar is the most believable to me because the technology he describes very accurately matches what I saw many years ago. The problem is, I think Bob Lazar is lying about at least half of his story, if not more. The fact that he hangs out with Jeremy Corbell is appalling.
So if I had never seen what I saw, I would 100% be a skeptic and balk at the notion that any of these guys' stories are credible.
On a side note, I don't know if I shared this, but I had my second UFO sighting in 2024.
I was lying on top of a sunbed on the roof of a hotel, at around 2:30 AM, just listening to music and allowing my eyes to adjust to the night sky. It was in late August and premeditated because that's when the Milky Way is most visible here.
At one point, I fixated on an interesting triangle "star" constellation in the sky. I found it interesting how it appeared to be moving. And then I realized it was moving, and it had a deep black color, almost indistinguishable from the night sky around it. The "stars" were lights.
I just watched it glide across the sky, right on top of the hotel. It was absolutely silent. Not even a hum. I could only hear the seagulls around me. I shot up from the sunbed and was left breathless for a moment. I'm not easily excitable.
It all lasted about 20 seconds. It just effortlessly glided out of my field of view. I pulled out my phone as it was pulling away but it was like it hauled a$$ the moment I did so.
All I was left with was a sleepless night and a worthless eyewitness account. Even my then-girlfriend and her family just gave me a "huh, interesting" reaction the following morning and just went about their day. And who could blame them?
Even so, I can't say this was an alien sighting. It was definitely a UFO, and a classic triangle one at that (whether it's the notorious "TR3B" or another project, I have no idea) but I don't think what I saw here was out of the realm of what's possible with human technology. The theories on it being reverse-engineered alien tech also seem plausible, though.
Now, the zigzagging UFO that seemed to stop and initiate warp drive seconds later in 2009... that's another story. I'm convinced that wasn't human.
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