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| Size | Seeds | Peers | Completed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3.43 GiB | 13 | 1 | 54 |
Battle for Disclosure is a riveting documentary that delves into the decades-long cover-up of the UFO phenomenon by the U.S. government. The film presents compelling evidence and firsthand accounts from key figures in the field, including:
Dr. Steven Greer: A renowned UFO researcher and advocate, Dr. Greer shares his extensive knowledge and experience in uncovering government secrets related to extraterrestrial life. Congressman Tim Burchett: A member of Congress who has been vocal about the need for transparency and disclosure regarding UFOs, Burchett provides insights into the political landscape surrounding the issue. Military Whistleblowers: Brave individuals who have come forward with their personal experiences and firsthand encounters with UFOs. Their testimonies offer compelling evidence of the existence of extraterrestrial intelligence and the government's attempts to conceal it. The documentary explores the historical context of UFO sightings, government involvement, and the ongoing efforts to expose the truth. Battle for Disclosure aims to spark a national conversation about the UFO phenomenon and demand accountability from those who have kept the truth hidden for so long.
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Steven Greer is an alien and
Steven Greer is an alien and planted agent. No trust there for him or what he says. I trust a local speaking on local news more than this publicly pushed puppet.
His network of whistleblowers
His network of whistleblowers seems pretty worthwhile, at least to me. This documentary is basically a summary of the National Press Club event of 2023, with testimonies from various military whistleblowers. The stand outs are those who witnessed secret anti-gravity technology being tested in an American military facility, and a man-made UFO seen in Indonesia, off-loading drugs, weapons and human trafficking victims. You have to see the testimony in the documentary itself to really get it, otherwise it will likely just register as instant bullshit. I understand...