Disclosure is on the horizon. For as long as I can remember, different figures within the community have been promoting this idea. At this point, it feels more like a scheme. We occasionally receive blurry videos and testimonies from whistleblowers, but that’s far from genuine disclosure. To me, these fragmented pieces of information could simply be part of a disinformation strategy.
It’s understandable to feel frustrated with the slow pace of what many hope will be full disclosure. The repeated cycles of blurry footage and whistleblower claims can feel like a tease, and it’s natural to question whether these are genuine revelations or distractions. Skepticism is healthy, especially when it comes to topics as complex and controversial as this one. True disclosure would require clear, verifiable evidence and a commitment to transparency, which seems to be lacking. It might be worth focusing on the quality of information rather than the hype, and advocating for accountability from those making these claims. Ultimately, we all deserve a clearer picture of what’s going on.