The mystery of disclosure

[Ali Quadir]

And that's what I think will happen. Unless the media jumps on the disclosure bandwagon we're not going to see any response from the larger population at all. Sad but true.

Let's be clear. What the polls say is that those 80% people believe that ET life exists. Of course, it is not merely the "announcement" that ET life exists that constitutes "disclosure". It would be the explanation of the details that will be unacceptable and rejected by many. So far, what the govts have "disclosed" are mostly uninteresting incidents, open to interpretation.

Well, I'm hardly as enthusiastic as you are about mankind's willingness to object.

I can give you hundreds of examples from history where you'd expect people to massively riot and lynch their governments. Instead nothing happened.

And the suggestion you give about "uninteresting incidents" is clearly not informed about the actual cases that were released. Not all of them were lights in the sky. There are close encounters, combinations of radar, ground and visual evidence, sometimes hundreds of people have seen the ufo's. Some of the released cases are incredible.

Also if they disclose they won't show us how deep the rabbit hole goes. Certainly not right away. They will likely just say something like "Here they are, we've been in peaceful relations to them for decades." Nothing about Roswell, nothing about area 51, nothing about any of the dark projects, nothing about free energy. Nothing. Just the affirmation that they exist. Followed by a lot of public interest stories like: "What clothes do they wear?"

That's what it's going to be like the first period. Very little information. A few photos' an occasional interview. Perhaps a documentary. Disclosure isn't going to be instantaneous, it's a continuation of a process that is already underway as we speak. I'd call the disclosure moment the moment where the official line changes from "We don't know about aliens" to "We are in contact with aliens"...