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There is a lot of debate about what “Disclosure” means.

Clearly different people have different definitions.

I am comfortable that everything I need to know has already been disclosed to me—of course most of the public has not heard a word of it—or if they have do not believe most of it.

I am also skeptical about how much “the government” (say the WH for example) really knows.

I think I know a lot more than they do.

I am so cynical—I think history is just a pack of narratives of the elites that rule—so “disclosure” at best is usually just the bits and pieces they have decided to release.

Here are some examples of questions they cannot truthfully answer because they don’t have all the facts:

—How many alien races are there who have visited the planet throughout human history?

—How many alien races are on the planet right now?

—What scientific principles have aliens discovered that our standard science has not recognized to date?

—Same question for technologies?

—How often have the aliens interfered with human history—say in the last thousand years, hundred years?

—Do the aliens use some form of time travel? How does it work? What are the constraints? What about viewing the past or future? (same questions)

—How many humans have been kidnapped by aliens in the last hundred years? What criteria did the aliens use to choose their subjects? Was this done with or without the consent of any human government or authority?

etc etc etc