Richard Dolan wants to be positive and optimistic about the new disclosure directives from a certain federal administration, but he can´t help being skeptical. This is the directive (which I blogged about before) according to which people working for private military contractors are allowed to share sensitive UFO information...but only to a special office inside the Pentagon (or certain intelligence agencies).
Avi Loeb supports the initiative (of course he does - he´s part of the insiders now), but whistle-blowers who actually talked to the relevant intelligence agents say that there was no follow-up. Their potentially sensational information just...disappeared. Perhaps that´s the point? The Pentagon itself wants to know how much UAP evidence is in the hands of the contractors. Nothing will be declassified in the end.
Is this the end of meaningful UFO/UAP revelations? OK, dudes, it was fun as long as it lasted, I suppose.