Daniel Noah

Yeah. But, but what, one of the things I'm learning is that there are certain things that even people like are not talking about publicly. And so, like, you know, we've been, you know, there's things that we've learned from some of these people that. I heard some of that stuff in those girls' stories. And I was like, there's no way they read this somewhere.

Yeah. But, but what, one of the things I'm learning is that there are certain things that even people like are not talking about publicly. And so, like, you know, we've been, you know, there's things that we've learned from some of these people that. I heard some of that stuff in those girls' stories. And I was like, there's no way they read this somewhere.

They're referring to things that I don't think have ever... I've never seen written about or talked about. But I have heard people in the know describing. And that was one of the things in particular about them that really... got under my skin. It made me believe it.

They're referring to things that I don't think have ever... I've never seen written about or talked about. But I have heard people in the know describing. And that was one of the things in particular about them that really... got under my skin. It made me believe it.

They're referring to things that I don't think have ever... I've never seen written about or talked about. But I have heard people in the know describing. And that was one of the things in particular about them that really... got under my skin. It made me believe it.

Look, the UAP disclosure movement, if that's what we're calling it, is an incredibly complex cat's cradle of people and agendas and intuitions. And it's, you know, there's... It's hard to know what information you can trust. But they're definitely, this term catastrophic disclosure is a really interesting term. And this is what Danny Sheehan says. This is not my idea, it's his.

Look, the UAP disclosure movement, if that's what we're calling it, is an incredibly complex cat's cradle of people and agendas and intuitions. And it's, you know, there's... It's hard to know what information you can trust. But they're definitely, this term catastrophic disclosure is a really interesting term. And this is what Danny Sheehan says. This is not my idea, it's his.

Look, the UAP disclosure movement, if that's what we're calling it, is an incredibly complex cat's cradle of people and agendas and intuitions. And it's, you know, there's... It's hard to know what information you can trust. But they're definitely, this term catastrophic disclosure is a really interesting term. And this is what Danny Sheehan says. This is not my idea, it's his.

But he always says, the assumption, is that what's meant by catastrophic disclosure is that it would be catastrophic for society. But that's not what that means. It would be catastrophic for all the people who have broken the law to hide this stuff for decades, whose lives would be destroyed, whose fortunes would be lost, and whose freedom would probably be revoked because they'd be incarcerated.

But he always says, the assumption, is that what's meant by catastrophic disclosure is that it would be catastrophic for society. But that's not what that means. It would be catastrophic for all the people who have broken the law to hide this stuff for decades, whose lives would be destroyed, whose fortunes would be lost, and whose freedom would probably be revoked because they'd be incarcerated.

But he always says, the assumption, is that what's meant by catastrophic disclosure is that it would be catastrophic for society. But that's not what that means. It would be catastrophic for all the people who have broken the law to hide this stuff for decades, whose lives would be destroyed, whose fortunes would be lost, and whose freedom would probably be revoked because they'd be incarcerated.

That's what catastrophic disclosure refers to. And what is holding back... People who are in possession of the knowledge of what's happening with UAPs and the actual physical hardware that's been recovered. What is holding them back from disclosing it is not fear of ontological shock. It's the fact that they're lawbreakers. And that they, to disclose this stuff is to incriminate themselves.

That's what catastrophic disclosure refers to. And what is holding back... People who are in possession of the knowledge of what's happening with UAPs and the actual physical hardware that's been recovered. What is holding them back from disclosing it is not fear of ontological shock. It's the fact that they're lawbreakers. And that they, to disclose this stuff is to incriminate themselves.

That's what catastrophic disclosure refers to. And what is holding back... People who are in possession of the knowledge of what's happening with UAPs and the actual physical hardware that's been recovered. What is holding them back from disclosing it is not fear of ontological shock. It's the fact that they're lawbreakers. And that they, to disclose this stuff is to incriminate themselves.

There's billions of dollars in government money has been shifted around and illegally. This is stuff that's in possession of the military industrial complex, which is not necessarily government. It's largely the private sector. And this is what we're up against with UAP disclosure. I hope I'm not getting myself murdered by saying this on your podcast. I'm sure it's fine. I'm sure it's fine.

There's billions of dollars in government money has been shifted around and illegally. This is stuff that's in possession of the military industrial complex, which is not necessarily government. It's largely the private sector. And this is what we're up against with UAP disclosure. I hope I'm not getting myself murdered by saying this on your podcast. I'm sure it's fine. I'm sure it's fine.

There's billions of dollars in government money has been shifted around and illegally. This is stuff that's in possession of the military industrial complex, which is not necessarily government. It's largely the private sector. And this is what we're up against with UAP disclosure. I hope I'm not getting myself murdered by saying this on your podcast. I'm sure it's fine. I'm sure it's fine.

I don't think I'm the first one to say this.

I don't think I'm the first one to say this.

I don't think I'm the first one to say this.