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I don’t think the people who want panic are in the same camp as those in charge of the “disclosure.”
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Perhaps not.

We’ve seen so many military compromised, I’m not positive it is as you say.

This sort of information release has been very slow. Started maybe a year ago and POTUS contributed to it. Enough time and enough involvement from (maybe) patriots to allow those looking for wedges and leverage and sparks to figure out a co-option.

Yeah, I admit to having become more skeptical.

I am a huge science fiction consumer and in my own writing, aliens figure prominently. I’ve spent a lot of time thinking about alien motivations and characterization and, of course, that’s impossible because, well: alien. Ditto physical characteristics, since living things must fit into an ecosystem and have been shaped by gravity and the composition of light from their star and countless other aspects of our planet. It’s a engrossing thought experiment, but frustrating as well.

Then there are the interactions to contemplate. What shapes culture? Do intelligent non-humans have emotions as we know them? Our emotions are driven by and, in turn, drive physical biochemical/neurochemical reactions. Much is determined by the need for energy and the need to reproduce, at least in the human, Earth-centered experience.

And of course, the sheer magnitude and the harshness of space, the constant motion of every element in the universe, the daunting (to us) distances and the need to overcome so many physics problems makes it all seem just fantasy.

I so _want_ to believe, but it remains fantasy, IMO. So I question the release of any information supporting alien visitation. Humans regularly throw geniuses. THAT is easier to accept.

Whatever is or is not happening, I am sure the progs will attempt to co-opt it against us.