WHAT?! Simon Holland says FULL ALIEN DISCLOSURE coming in 6 months to a year.

Last week Patrick from Vetted, Pavel, Simon Holland and others broke the news that the James Webb telescope had picked up an object that was not organic and was shifting and maneuvering. The crew at vetted did a follow up this week and Holland returned. He said that he has heard that it isn't necessarily an object but signals and that he has been told that alien life will be disclosed to the public in the next six months to a year. What do you think of this? Kristian Harloff gives his thoughts.

#uap #ufo #ufonews #uapnews #alien #governement #NHI

[mattgray]

Simon gets it. Tell people what they want to hear and they’ll always tune in.

[MemorablePopCulture]

In less than a years time, waking up to breaking news that there is conclusive intelligent life light years away. That’s exciting!

[deenorris]

Not 2 different species. 2 different types of signatures from the same location. One technical and the other chemical. That's what is so remarkable.

[TOKYOTOYBANZAI]

Colonel Karl E. Nell (US military & Aerospace Exec) said at the SALT conference that we have been in contact for years. Any form of rushed public disclosure has more to do with politics, and I imagine it will come into play with all of these political and religious territory disputes that are looking more and more like WWIII. Just as President Reagan stated in 1987 “Perhaps we need some outside universal threat to make us recognize this common bond. I occasionally think how quickly our differences worldwide would vanish if we were facing an alien threat from outside this world.”

[ned]

I doubt it very much, we've heard of this so many times before and it never happens...

[Ryuuu]

Legit i think i would cry when they tell us. Not because of what it is but because i was told i was crazy for so long, ive lost friends and to finally be vindicated.

[jerbwood]

I'll believe it when I see it. Until then, just more fluff.

[akgolfpro]

Don't confuse that with Disclosure. Disclosure explains the NHI that are HERE, not 4 light years away.

[slimischillin]

To be honest, they kinda been saying this for a min. It’s always right around the corner.

[DaveRoscoe]

What he said was JWST picked up a techno/bio signature and that SETI determined the radio signal is from the same source

[sradinsky]

2024:
Grusch was supposed to publish an important op ed in January : nothing
Garry Nolan told us by June we would know about the phenomena: nothing
Eluzondo's book was going to be paradigm shifting, life changing stuff: nothing burger

[rustyshackleford]

If our intelligence agencies are reading this:
It’s time!

Is not plainly curiosity, its a duty for humanity to confront the truth. Whatever it may be…

[MichaelKoslow-ew]

Not unlike nuclear war, alien disclosure could happen at any time.

[HamsterDK]

All of the crews working on the hundreds of of telescopes on and around the world are working tightly together. When something interesting is found it is almost instantly shared among this tightknit community, so they can have more sensors pointed at the origin to increase the data set. It is also nescessary as the globe is spinning, so in order to have a continuous stream of data, they'll have to keep shifting between various observatories. What I am trying to say is, that if something of this magnitude was discovered, i see no way that it wouldn't spread like wildfire and be picked up by the mainstream media very quickly.

[oweeenie]

Separate comment: If it’s the same planet, the hesitation to disclose makes A LOT of sense. Correlating a bio and techno signature probably takes weeks if not months of data collection.

[eddempsey]

This is driving me crazy. I'm an amateur astronomer and astrophotographer. I've been to Northrup Gruman and observed the JWST before it was launched. It's an impressive instrument. That being said, Webb is designed to see distant galaxies and large objects. Webb uses infrared technology to see into the past. Red waves are longer waves which allows Webb to see farther into the past. Similar to why you see reds and orange during a sunset. Longer waves. Astronomers also use spectroscopy to tell the distance and chemical make up of an object in space. Webb really doesn't have the resolution to see a distance, tiny spacecraft light years in the past. Heck, we don't have large enough telescopes on Earth to see the flag and moon buggy on the Moon (I'm not a moon landing denier FYI). They are much larger aperture telescopes that are much bigger than Webb. That's why I think this story is BS. Webb is the telescope that people hear about in the media. The Thirty Meter Telescope (if/when completed), Magellan, Really Large Telescope (I think that's the name) and others are far bigger than Webb. I'll post a link. Radio-array telescopes can also see quite well even though they're not visual telescopes. Hubble wasn't a big telescope either. Do a little research on this topic. I think someone is effing with your buddy.

[damitcam]

Do not assume they are friendly, do not assume they are hostile, but prepare for them not to be friendly just in case is my mindset.

[R]

They have to say this every so often to keep people interested. No reason to believe this guy. Plus what is the consequence if he is wrong? If people even remember what he said in 6 months to a year which they won’t. None of these supposed timelines are real.

[HarlanEllisonlives]

I've been hearing this for 50 years its always one year away.

[adrianparry]

This is not disclosure, just an announcement of evidence of ET life at a nearby star system, it cannot be classified.