Disclosure Update
It seems like it’s always just around the corner. For as long as I can remember, various figures within the community have been promoting the idea of imminent disclosure. At this point, it feels like a bit of a scam. We occasionally get a blurry video or a whistleblower coming forward, but that hardly qualifies as genuine disclosure. For all we know, these fragmented pieces of information could be part of a broader disinformation strategy.
It’s understandable to feel skeptical about the narrative surrounding disclosure, especially with the consistent pattern of vague evidence and sensational claims. It can be frustrating when people latch onto the idea of imminent revelations without substantial proof. Transparency is key, and while some whistleblowers may have credible insights, they often lack the hard evidence needed to support their claims. The idea that the information presented could be part of an obfuscation campaign isn’t far-fetched; it highlights the need for critical thinking and discernment in a space where misinformation can easily spread. Until we see genuine, verifiable disclosure, it’s valid to maintain a healthy skepticism. What do you think could help shift the conversation toward more concrete evidence?