I've long since given up on paying any attention to what the government says about the UFO phenomenon. They've consistently lied to the American people about it going all the way back to July of 1947. When you've consistently told that many lies, there's no good reason to believe anything they have to say about the topic. Even if we ever get disclosure, you can be sure it will be packed with lies. I know some people are optimistically excited about the recent series of Congressional hearings, but I consider it just more disinformation and misleading statements meant to pacify the people asking questions, and misdirect the people. It's all bullshit. So, better to just ignore it.
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I think there are some elements of the government who have limited information on the subject and work towards getting more transparency. Then there is a group who run the show in secrecy and is actively pushing disinfo to the public. Then, in between these two groups there are people who have no interest in the subject until we get this type of event that forces them to take a position. IMO, Chuck Schumer is likely to be affiliated with the second category (although he probably has limited knowledge on the topic).
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I have no doubt there are people in government with significant knowledge of the phenomenon, and related government programs, but the problem is in getting that information to the public-facing officials, and actually delivering that information to the American people. I think there's a substantial disconnect between the people with the knowledge, and the people who are in a position to get that knowledge released to the public. And I have no doubt there are very powerful people who definitely do not want anyone outside their little group to know about any of it. I think it's those people who are responsible for the disinformation. It's going to be very difficult to release the truth to the people when there are all these layers, each with their own agenda.