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Role of Government Gatekeepers in UAP and Non-Human Intelligence Disclosureanomalien.com/role-of-government-gatekeepers-in-uap-and-non-human-intelligence-disclosure/
122 sats \ 3 comments \ @DEADBEEF 30 Oct aliens_and_UFOs
On a spring morning in 2020 the U.S. Department of Defense had officially released footage of unidentified flying objects captured by Navy pilots.
The videos, commonly known as “Gimbal,” “Go Fast,” and “FLIR1,” had leaked years prior, but the Pentagon’s decision to acknowledge them added legitimacy to claims of mysterious aerial phenomena.
However, along with this admission came questions—why had these videos taken years to be declassified? And what other information might remain hidden from the public eye?
This incident is just one of many in the murky world of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) and alleged Non-Human Intelligence (NHI) encounters, where government agencies hold significant control over information.
Who are the gatekeepers deciding what the public gets to know, and what motives lie behind their decisions?
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70 sats \ 2 replies \ @OneOneSeven 30 Oct
According to the Wilson-Davis memo, Admiral Wilson says he met with the private contractor gatekeepers of at least one of the programs working with crash retrievals.
I think there could be many groups, inside and outside USG, acting independently of each other, that know different pieces of the puzzle.
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24 sats \ 1 reply \ @DEADBEEF OP 30 Oct
I think that seems most likely. No one group has the whole picture.
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10 sats \ 0 replies \ @OneOneSeven 30 Oct
I think that's where a lot of the infighting comes from, each is protecting their core secrets thinking only they have the crown jewels.
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