The new movie “Age of Disclosure” – directed by Dan
Farah - documents “an 80-year global cover-up of non-human intelligent life and
a secret war among major nations to reverse-engineer advanced technology of
non-human origin. As introduced by Farah in the opening segment of Friday night's "Real Time" it features testimony from 34 members of the U.S. Government,
military and intelligence communities, the film exposes the profound stakes for
the future of humanity.”
All of which coincides with what my late AF brother Jerry had been asserting for decades, and what I myself have been posting on this blog for well over 15 years. E.g.
Brane Space: A Perspective on the UFO
- Newly Released Pentagon UFO Files - Not A Laughing Matter...
- Why Harvard's Top Astronomer (Avi Loeb) Is Wrong About UFOs - And Indeed Is Doing UFO Research Himself
For a separate interview (from Bill Maaher's) about the film see:
The Age of Disclosure Director Dan Farah on His UFO Documentary About Aliens and UAPs
The film also echoes what Lou Elzondo has been saying since the original UAP videos emerged in 2017, and also in his book, Imminent.
Farah, a debut feature director, spent three years making “The
Age of Disclosure” in secrecy, seeking out sources with direct knowledge of the
government’s work around UAPs (unidentified anomalous phenomena, the more
formal term for UFOs). Among the interviewees are high-ranking politicians from
both the Democratic and Republican parties, such as secretary of state Marco
Rubio and senator Kirsten Gillibrand, as the congressional hearings about UAPs
and the proposed UAP Disclosure Act have seen major bipartisan support.
“The Age of Disclosure” has had significant word-of-mouth
momentum behind it as it should, given the nature of the content. Indeed, this momentum and publicity has spread all year even without a public distribution plan. The
initial trailer alone quickly reached more than 20 million views across YouTube and
social media when it was dropped in January leading up to the film’s premiere
at SXSW (South by Southwest) in March.
As might be expected, the trolls, naysayers and pseudo-skeptics came out of the woodwork and appeared in some media - like The Hollywood Reporter. The complaint being that the interviews of the experts appeared "too certain, too sure of themselves" and "Where's the doubt?" T0 which I say we've been dealing with the skeptics and would-be debunkers for years, hell decades - and I myself have written numerous posts taking their balderdash down, e.g.
Physics Today Book Reviewer Kate Dorsch Is As Clueless About UFOs As Neil DeGrasse Tyson
Anthropocentric Parochialism Defines SETI Scientist Seth Shostak's Skepticism Over Aliens & UAP
Holman Jenkins Jr. In Latest WSJ Piece Shows UFO Topics Are Way Beyond His Pay Grade
A New UFO Book Review (WSJ) - But Still Inaccurate, Incomplete, Wanting In Insight..
So the skeptic objections have been covered from just about every angle but still come up bupkis. If you doubt that then read any or all of the posts above.
Dan Farah. meanwhile, deserves major kudos for his efforts - having directed and produced “The Age of Disclosure” via his
Farah Films banner. Relentless Releasing serves as distributor. I plan to see the film as soon as it comes out November 1st on Amazon Prime.
See the new trailer below.
Another element that the two men discussed was whether or not it was coincidental that UFO sightings increased after humanity developed nuclear bombs. “We’re still a violent species,” Farah said. As for where they might be hiding, Farah had some ideas there as well, saying, “80% of the ocean hasn’t been explored.”
One especially unnerving subject was whether UAPs could manipulate nuclear weapons remotely. “If they are going to be able to turn off our nuclear missiles, I say they can’t get here soon enough,” Maher said.
That was one of two very emphatic statements uttered during this conversation. The other was a question posed by Farah: “If you were an advanced non-human species, would you want us showing up on your front lawn?”
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