Richard Dolan

Like the American president would make an announcement and the world would listen with bated breath.

And that world doesn't exist anymore.

That does not exist.

You know, I just think this attitude that many people have about disclosure, another attitude being that disclosure will somehow make us better, make us a better society.

I used to think that.

So, I mean, I've been guilty of that.

But I don't really think much is going to make us better as a society.

We're going on a totally different path.

And disclosure, I think, is a great idea.

And it could mitigate some bad things that are happening in our world to some extent, but it's not really going to.

I don't really think there's a game changer in this any longer.

So I've evolved into a different perspective on this, perhaps.

Well, there's no single smoking gun in any of them.

There's no disclosure documents that are hiding in there that will prove that the US government is engaged in a cover-up, for example.

But what you do have is a very, very large collection of historical and contemporary

records from a variety of agencies i mean fbi cia uh some of the military organizations that show a consistent pattern of of interest in the phenomenon by those agencies i mean in the very last trunch for example there was a an extended uh discussion of uh this orb activity going on in the american west that uh

actually took up a number of FBI files and was subject to, and I think it was an FBI reconstruction, an artist's reconstruction in numerous formats, including some video format reconstructions of something that really did seem quite fascinating and difficult to explain conventionally.

And the very fact that someone in the FBI went through the trouble to recreate these with a...

what I thought was a pretty good artists, uh, recreation.

I thought, wow, that was just from 2022, I believe, or even more recent than that.