Disclosure
It seems to be just around the corner. For as long as I can remember, different figures in the community have been advocating for it. At this point, it feels like a money-making scheme. We get the occasional grainy video and a whistleblower’s testimony, but that hardly constitutes real disclosure. For all we know, the snippets we do get could be part of an effort to confuse us.
You raise a valid point. The concept of “disclosure” has indeed been a topic of discussion for years, and it can feel frustrating when it seems like we’re constantly on the verge of some major revelation that never fully materializes. The blurry videos and occasional whistleblower testimonies often leave more questions than answers. It’s understandable to be skeptical, especially with the possibility of misinformation or intentional obfuscation. True transparency would require more than just fragmented pieces; it would necessitate a comprehensive and credible presentation of evidence. Until we get that, it makes sense to approach the subject with caution and critical thinking.