I don't think disclosure will happen until society processes what happened during covid.
So much bad things have come from the covid era, it revealed a lot of evil and corruption in the world that has always festered in the dark. People committed a lot of heinous acts, said and done things they're still in denial for, where the biggest casualty was the truth. I'm not saying it's identical to disclosure, I feel we'll have to go through the same personal motions, and emotions, with covid before we can take on disclosure.
The hardest part to accept about disclosure won't be the aliens, the crafts, or the technology, but the institutions that carried the cover up by any means necessary.
People have no doubt done some gruesome acts (wetworks) in the name of national security.
They were told it was for the greater good.
The ends justified the means.
It was the only way to tackle the problem.
Trust the government
The threat of the truth is greater than the lie.
Does it sound a little familiar?
Two weeks to flatten the curve.
Trust the science.
We're all in this together.
The issue isn't us versus them, truth versus lie, covert versus overt, the real conflict is with ourselves.
Those in wetworks are arguably victims here, inasmuch as any hysterical covid vaxxer who got all their kids the injection. Both will need to confront the truth about what they've done, that the government never had their best interests in mind, they were being used, duped into holding up a lie so someone else could profit.
I don't thinks it's a coincidence both are concurrent.
The biggest obstacle for every side will be confronting moral injury: the transgression from another by doing something you thought was morally right.
During covid I lost my military career for refusing the vax, I remained principled, in line with the truth, and was punished for it. That's my moral injury. However, I can only imagine the moral injury jury of someone who thought they did the right and was permanently injured by the shot (see
@AllisonInquiry for testomonies) Likewise with the guys in wetworks/covert, they signed up for whatever the outcome will be, and have a much greater personal demon to confront whether they know it or not.
What is it?
Doing the right thing.
I did with the military mandates, you did
@TheDylanBorland with whistleblowing, but our next challenge will be just as formidable.
We led in pursuit of truth, we will also lead in pursuit of the healing.
Where do we go from here
@BanjoPill?
The only way ahead is forgiveness.
We have to forgive them for persecuting us, which will be miniscule to the forgiveness they have to give themselves.
In a way, covid has made everyone as complicit as those involved with suppressing disclosure, even the President with warp speed!
The only way ahead is confronting the truth head on, and acknowledge everyone has been hurt from the lie, on both sides.
The biggest harm we can do to ourselves is hold onto the pain or guilt, or to never offer or ask forgiveness.
When we achieve that, this world will be better for it.
Thank you for your time.
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