New video! 100 Journalists Now Have These UFO Files... youtu.be/XQqGQB4KnEg

If David Grusch is vindicated and becomes an important historical figure, those who demeaned him will have significant reflection to do.

New Grusch Interview

I recently caught @disclosureday at the matinee. It is a decent film, and, as others have noted, its greatest strength is its depiction of phenomena that will feel familiar to many experiencers. The plot becomes a little unsteady in the final act, but the film is definitely worth seeing. Several poignant moments do elevate the script, but leave important corollaries unexplored. “Don’t be afraid of what you don’t know” applies even more urgently to our human family than to anomalous phenomena or “aliens.” And while “Listen” is always sound advice, without discernment we are vulnerable to being pulled this way and that by powers we do not understand. More personally, the film reminded me that humanity possesses a deeper wellspring of courage than we realize. When we find it, the impossible can become reality, and even the smallest among us can change the world.

The Matrix is now free on YouTube. Disclosure must be near. youtu.be/dGnqHj6w5Z4?si=JNhY…

For those who misrepresented what Steven Spielberg said, let me correct the record. Steven Spielberg: "This movie also takes the position of the church. What does this do to the fundamental beliefs that many of us have? Is God our God only on this planet or is God a God for every system where there is civilization, intelligent life, and even developing life." What’s funny is that the movie did exactly what Spielberg said it would: It took the position of the church. Remember when Jane Blankenship asked the nun how she would respond if it were announced that we’re not alone? The nun basically said it would be a nothing burger, and that the one true God is the God of all including aliens. She did NOT say that God is only the God of humans. So yes, the movie took the position of the church, just as Spielberg said. It’s sad how often people distort the record, whether intentionally or not.

When someone can only find problems with the current UFO disclosure effort and never acknowledge anything positive, it’s likely because their priority is elevating their importance.

Something I’ve been reflecting on is how we glorify the anomalous. On one hand, it’s understandable. On the other, it distorts how profound the mundane really is.

Maybe this will get more folks to look at the history of the UFO subject, including things like this 1948 document, before dismissing it out of hand? It's real, and it has the potential to be spectacular! 🙂

This seems amazing

Thank you @AlchemyAmerican for continuing the investigation on the Varginha, Brazil case that is so desperately needed. This case could settle the debate once and for all. Let’s GO!

It's hard for me to disagree with this

One reason I struggle to believe there is only one true religion is that so many supposedly false religions are beautiful, intellectually profound, spiritually compelling, and genuinely life-enhancing. Why would God make error so beneficial and truth so difficult to identify? That seems like a system designed to fail. Is it not possible that there are so many religions because no single religion can capture all the deeper truths that ultimately benefit humanity? And if so, wouldn’t that challenge the idea that history will culminate in God announcing that only one people or one religion got it right?

What's so tiresome about popular skeptics is how many people treat their way of being skeptical as the only right way to be skeptical. And that's just not true. Their approach to skepticism is one approach. But not necessarily the only, or even the most intellectually productive, approach. Grateful for people like Eric Weinstein.

Morally bankrupt. I expect these kind of antics from random internet people, not one of the world’s most prominent skeptics. Where is your self-awareness?

One of the most important documents in the third tranche of DoD UAP releases is this December 1948 Navy memorandum. The Fifth Naval District circulated instructions originating from the Chief of Naval Operations, who stated that the Director of Intelligence, U.S. Air Force, had informed the Navy that a "cycle of reappearance" of Flying Discs was apparent and that "the beginning of a new interval is imminent." Thank you so much for bringing to my attention @UnstblResearch

I’ve spoken to David Grusch many times. There is nothing obviously wrong with him. At all. Stop using the ‘argument’ that everything for which you are not ready miraculously only comes from dismissible people. It’s just not working all that well anymore: Something is going on.

After Disclosure, the world will collectively ask: What does it all mean? But that question leads to others: What is the true origin of humanity? Why are we here? Are we related to these non-human intelligences? Have they influenced our evolution, religions, or civilizations? How long have they been here? What do they want from us? Are we being observed, guided, manipulated, or protected? What do they know about consciousness, death, and the nature of reality? And do they know something about us that would deeply unsettle humanity, or challenge our most fundamental assumptions?

An interesting point that seems obvious, but no one has made, is that none of the named or implicated organizations in David Grusch’s testimony have issued formal denials. Not CIA, not DoD/DoW, not POTUS, not NSC, not DIA, not Lockheed, Boeing, Raytheon or Northrop, not NRO, not NGIA, not FBI, not any of them.