A new documentary, entitled “The Age of Disclosure”, has debuted all over the world on the Sxsw 2025 (film festivals set, interactive media, music and technology) : .
According to the director Dan Farah, the revelations presented in the work are supported by the testimonies of all with alleged direct knowledge on (On the acronym), a term more officially used to replace the unidentified flying object (UFO, in the acronym in English or UFO).
Revelations and accusations
Last year, Elizondo also appeared in the spotlight when he launched the book in the literal translation), in which he affirms that “the coverage and disinformation campaign has had such success “, Besides .
He also says that ” And they can use their scientists to work on this topic for them.
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Political context and concerns for aliens and their presumed technology
The discussion on the disqualification of UFO related data has been earned . Politicians, like the senator one of the main supporters of the dissemination of this information until his death and figures, such as the secretary of state the senator and the senator appears in the documentary that warned of the .
Rubio, for example, underlined: ” in aerial space on limited nuclear implants . This situation alone, .
Jay Stratton, former director of the Pentagon’s Task Force for Uaps, compares the importance of this knowledge at the age of (Research and development program that created the first atomic bombs in history), suggesting that .
Warns that if opponents such as China, Russia or even the countries with which ambiguous relationships have access to these technologies, .
Testimonies and evidence reported
Throughout the film, several soldiers report they have . Among the relationships, there are descriptions of and one nicknamed “”, Which would have been seen by the naval drivers on the California coast (USA), moving at speed .
The commander David Fravor, known for his participation in the “Tic Tac” investigation, With the fact that this of these devices, for potential opponents.
In addition, the former censographer of the Navy, Tim Gallaudet, underlines that – environments where . Gallaudet defends Between National Ocean and Atmospher Administration (Noaa), NASA and the United States Defense Department to intensify the exploitation of these inhospitable territories.
Debate and challenges for the spread of aliens
Although “The Age of Dysemination” was praised by Critics underline it to the theories that, .
Daniel Fienberg, from The Hollywood journalist, questioned THE This can refute or confirm the testimonies, noting that “”.
According to Farah, his intention was precisely . However, the work also exposes the fear that intelligence politicians and officers publicly demonstrate from – or too – If such information can be disclosed.
Clean energy and future implications
Another point raised by the experts of the film is the observed in the UAP.
Some researchers suggest it offering sustainable alternative to fossil fuels.
Deputy Tim Borchett, for example, claims that criticizing the government for continuing to invest resources in the search for phenomena which, according to him, .
Brett Feddersen, former air security director at the National Security Council, defends the so that military and commercial pilots can report sightings contributing to the elimination of the stigma associated with the theme and safety of the air.
“The era of diffusion” proposes a profound reflection:
The documentary raises questions about the AND while highlighting on unidentified air phenomena.
Even if many of the accusations The work, together with others, such as the “imminent” book, encourages the debate on (and also from past eras) and Information on information that, according to interviewees, .
The post documentary says: the aliens are real and the United States government hides the truth for the first time that it appeared in the digital look.
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