Richard Dolan

So there were some, some things in there.

I mean, they didn't have a conclusion that this is definitely alien, but, uh,

I mean, it's pretty good stuff, I thought.

I thought it was pretty interesting information.

And for my part, I was glad to see it come out.

So I think what you're seeing, all of these tranches, this is not disclosure.

I've been saying probably the same thing that you might have been saying, which is that if the US government really wanted to do disclosure, that would physically not be hard.

You could have a general with an iPhone going into a hangar and just recording, this is the craft we got in 1953.

This is the craft we got in this year.

Oh, and here's our resident alien being.

Say hello to the camera.

That could have been done in theory, and that's not been done.

And what do we get instead?

We get these document releases, some of which are totally boring, it's true, and others which seem boring but are interesting historically and so forth.

So this is not disclosure.

What we are seeing, I believe, is the result of a kind of tug of war going on behind the scenes.

This has been a battle that has been going on for a good decade.

Even more, really, where you have a genuine, I keep calling them an insurgency.

I can't think of a better phrase.

There are people who are insiders.