Channel your frustration towards political accountability! <\/p>\n
It’s clear that there’s a lot of frustration in r\/UFOs \u2013 Where’s the evidence!?<\/strong><\/p>\n The message from over 34 current and former government officials is unambiguous:<\/p>\n In recent years, Congress’s response has been:<\/p>\n The media\u2019s reaction has largely been:<\/p>\n Which group frustrates you more? Those who are speaking out or those who seem inactive?<\/p>\n With the upcoming release of The Age of Disclosure<\/strong>, there\u2019s potential for a fresh wave of interest in this subject. Many newcomers will turn to r\/UFOs and x. How do you want them to perceive it?<\/p>\n Should they think whistleblowers are exaggerating? That there’s nothing to investigate? To just give up? Or should they ask, what are politicians doing about it?<\/strong><\/p>\n Criticizing those who speak out won\u2019t bring classified<\/em> evidence to light. Instead, it perpetuates stigma and deters future whistleblowers. We must create an environment that encourages open dialogue about this topic to prevent it from being buried once again.<\/p>\n When it comes to classified<\/em> information, the responsibility falls on the Senate, the House, and the President<\/strong>. They will only take action if they feel sustained pressure from both the public and lobbyists, or if a third party compels them.<\/p>\n Help drive change, not hinder it. Pressurize the politicians. Share the message.<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\n
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