Disclosure is Coming.
You’ve noticed the increasing number of news reports about UAP (unidentified arial phenomenon). On May 8 the Pentagon was ordered to release all files concerning this subject and they have been releasing classified information since then. One piece at a time.
There have even been congressional hearings on the subject with government witnesses giving testimony.
This is happening and it’s not an accident.
We’ve always had evidence that we’re not the only intelligent form of life in the universe (or this dimension). Years of movies and television shows have emotionally prepared us for the official announcement.
We owe it to ourselves to be prepared when the official announcement comes.
I was talking with my neighbor and he had a sad observation.
“It really doesn’t matter,” he said.
“Knowing that there are aliens won’t change the people in charge. The rich and powerful will still want more money and power.”
“You and I will still be expected to pay our taxes and vote for people who don’t care about our lives. Human beings just don’t care about each other and are unwilling to change.”
That made me think about my wife when she returned from her first day at a big corporate job. She told me a company vice-president visited all the new hires and said one thing: “We don’t care what school you graduated from or how smart you are. At this company we only care about your ability to change and learn something new.”
He said that prepared statement and then walked out of the room.
I met some of her co-workers and as expected they were all young “Type A” over-achievers with smiles on their faces and a strong handshake. When I visited her office six months later there were a handful of empty office cubes.
I asked her where had they gone and her reply was simple, “It was just like that vice-president told us. The job that they were hired for got changed and they couldn’t adapt fast enough. Security came up, cleaned out their personal belongings and changed their security code. They got fired.”
My wife survived at that company for years and it was a stepping stone to better jobs. She knew how to change and adapt; therefore, she got promoted (she is also one of the hardest workers you’ll ever find).
When disclosure day happens we’re going to need to change and adapt how we think about our life and the lives of other people. To do otherwise would make my neighbor correct. I really hope that my neighbor is wrong. As a species we deserve to care more about each other and I hope that disclosure day will give us a reason. Nothing else has worked so far.
https://science.nasa.gov/uap/faqs/
https://www.archives.gov/press/press-releases/2025/nr25-07
https://oversight.house.gov/hearing/unidentified-anomalous-phenomena-exposing-the-truth/
https://variety.com/2025/film/news/age-of-disclosure-documentary-aliens-exist-rubio-uap-1236590833/