While things do seem like they’re ramping up for an event like a disclosure… I think everybody should slow down and consider the motives behind such an event. Why would governments ever intend to disclose such a thing if they truly found evidence? Why would they continue to push on seemingly endless and unethical wars? Why are governments still in such a frenzy about their regular political bs? And don’t you think there’s simply a lot of money in the press and journalism aspect of it, or money to be made for parties of people who can profit out of such an event like disclosure, whether research, books, products, services? I think it’s important everyone lowers their hopes. This type of hype generates every few years, it’s nothing new, at all. If it were true, you’d see it happen, and maybe you will at some point, or not while you’re alive here in this generation. I guess it’s important to keep a general interest, whether that’s just a passion thing or an actual push to release information from the common man that’s noticeable to powerful people. But don’t get your hopes up. And definitely don’t ignore your actual life in the hopes that it’s all gonna be over soon… this kind of reads as a lower your hopes to soften the blow of expectation. But what I want it to be is a consideration to always question the government and similar entities. They simply dont have your best interests in mind and never have. That doesn’t change when it comes to a topic like disclosure. Always question the narrative and what’s in front of you. submitted by /u/azarrazor [link] [comments]