I vote for the latter. Not because I don’t want disclosure, but because I do feel that this much ballyhooed film is rolling out now to trick and deceive us, as usual, thus generating fear, fear, F.E.A.R. (False Evidence Appearing Real), which ensures compliance with the overall agenda to lock humans down into the global totalitarian state. After all, if all the stuff coming in from space is bad, then wouldn’t the human race want to build an impenetrable shield around its home planet?

Why do I say this? Because everything and every one — all 34 high government officials — in Age of Disclosure assume the UFO threat.

BTW: I have not paid the $20 to watch Age of Disclosure. However, I’ve seen enough clips, and just the sight of supposed whistleblower, and former DNI Director for Obama, James Clapper, who lied to congress, was enough for me.

Tell me, if UAP/UFO is such a threat, why wasn’t the human race destroyed a long time ago?

Furthermore, what makes us susceptible to viewing UAP/UFO as a threat, is scarcity consciousness: there simply isn’t enough to go around. Charles Eisenstein addresses this collective unconscious assumption here:

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Meanwhile, it is extremely important that we recognize how we are being played. Steven Greer — who assumes that the Age of Disclosure director Dan Farah, “who is not very astute” is himself being played, by his 34 arm-chair-sitting muckey-mucks   — addresses this phenomenon here.

Note: Greer’s take on what’s going on is epistemologically complex, and I think, unfortunately, correct. Well worth viewing at least once. I’m about to watch it a second time.

 

Oh, and remember Carol Rosin, her prediction from her mentor as he lay dying in 1977: the last card will be “the fake alien invasion.”

 

Yep. Imagine how the transnational MIC  (Military Industrial Complex) is rubbing its hands together now: YES, YES. Keep building more and more lethal weapons systems! Keep making more and more money! Keep getting more and more power over others! Why? Just why? Because, ultimately, of that single base assumption of scarcity. There simply isn’t enough to go around.

Anybody visiting from elsewhere would think we humans were crazy.

Since when is mutual destruction viable?