Think about Roswell, 1947. A craft most definitely crashed in the American desert. At that point only 35% of the population had a phone line, which were slow and unreliable. Newspapers were regional. News didn’t spread quickly, if at all. Now? If something big happens in Australia, you immediately hear about it in New York. You know who Lou Elizondo, Ross Coulthart, General McCasland, David Fravor, Jesse Michaels, Danny Sheehan, Karl Nell, etc. are. There are many easily accessible platforms for people who are in the know to talk - up to the point of not being thrown in jail. It’s been a seriously impressive effort on behalf of the gatekeepers. 80 years of lots of different strategies, all adapted for their respective time period. Whether it was to protect their gods, money, or sense of duty doesn’t matter in the end. Other soldiers don’t care about why you’re in the war if you’re shooting in the same direction. Obviously it’s frustrating having an existential change of perspective on life floating just past your fingertips, but if you have even a modicum of rational thought and perspective, you know that despite a ton of deliberate misinformation, there are indeed some pretty weird things that are true. 1) We are not alone. 2) There are at least a few different types of conscious, 3D entities that have communicated intelligently with humankind. 4) Whoever they are have technology far superior to ours. 3) Some are in the ocean. 4) There has been a well-executed plan to not tell people that. 5) You can be erased- even today, no matter who you are- if you’re too loud. And I’m just a normal dude. But because of technology and its rapid dissemination submitted by /u/Final_Tumbleweed2105 [link] [comments]