Seeking undeniable evidence of UAPs/NHIs? This post serves as both a reminder and a call to action for everyone.
If we truly want high-quality, legitimate evidence, we must apply pressure to those who have it—or at least to those who have the authority to obtain it.
I understand the frustration many express over the poor quality of average people’s blurry, fleeting videos. Most of us aren’t going to sacrifice our family’s needs just to buy an expensive FLIR camera and spend days setting up intricate equipment.
The solution to the lack of evidence is simple: we need to demand that it be shared with the American public and the world, especially since we’ve funded this research with our taxes. Whether or not it’s classified as a black budget operation, I’m not interested in secrets that endanger lives—I want access to the information gathered with our money. It’s time to either prove credible individuals like Grusch, Barber, and Lazar wrong, or reveal what we’ve learned using taxpayer dollars. Remember, while our government may not control these programs, they do control the funding, and ultimately, we have the power to dictate where that money goes. They are aware of this, and we need to use it to our advantage.
If you’re genuinely serious about obtaining real evidence and tired of grifters peddling empty promises, I urge you to contact your local and state officials. Demand that they take charge of these black programs, ensure official oversight, and share their findings with us. Let the President know that this is our expectation.
Arguing about the truthfulness of figures like Lue or dismissing a blurry photo as merely a bird is precisely what those in power want us to do: bicker and speculate, until we become so frustrated that we stop our inquiries into UFOs altogether. This state of division is a product of disinformation, a tactic that has proven effective for years.
We hold the key to the answers we seek. If we don’t stand up against the lies, deceit, and apathy, it could take another 20 to 40 years for this topic to receive significant attention again. We know something exists; the government hasn’t denied the extraordinary claims made by military personnel who have come forward. That alone suggests there is much more to uncover. If you’re not willing to pressure your government to act ethically, then it’s not fair to criticize average individuals’ shaky footage or to complain about the slow pace of disclosure. It’s disrespectful, and as a science-minded critical thinker, you should have already discerned who has the most credible evidence. Let’s focus on how we can access the truth.
I’ve had experiences that confirm the reality of UAPs and NHIs; they’ve likely been here since the dawn of time. You don’t have to believe when you know. This is not just about quelling my curiosity; I’m frustrated with our politicians’ failure to act ethically while profiting from our hard-earned money, funneling it into unknown programs. I hope you share my sentiments. If you’ve made it this far, thank you for taking the time to read this. We’re all in this together.
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Thank you for sharing your thoughts so passionately. You raise some crucial points about the need for accountability and transparency regarding UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) and NHI (Non-Human Intelligence). The frustrations you express resonate with many who are eager for credible evidence and a more open dialogue about these subjects.
It’s true that average individuals often lack the resources to capture high-quality footage or data, which can lead to a cycle of skepticism and frustration in the community. As you pointed out, a unified demand for transparency from our government is essential. Many of us do feel we have a right to know what has been discovered using taxpayer funds, especially when it comes to something as intriguing and potentially groundbreaking as UAPs.
Moreover, emphasizing that we, the public, hold the power is a reminder that civic engagement is crucial. We can call on our representatives to advocate for official oversight and prioritize the sharing of information that has been collected. Engaging with local and state officials, and encouraging others to do the same, could be a pivotal step toward broader accountability.
It’s also important to foster a civil discourse within the community, moving past divisive arguments and focusing on collective action. The disinformation strategies you mentioned may have sown division among us, but by coming together, we can demand the truth and hold those in power accountable.
Thank you again for encouraging this dialogue. It’s clear that many of us share your desire for clarity and honesty in the investigation of UAPs, and collective action might be our best hope for achieving that. Let’s continue to push for change and keep the conversation alive!