Honestly, I think the UFO community would make a lot more progress if people stopped treating announcements about future evidence as if they were evidence themselves.

I'm genuinely interested in UFO cases, and I don't think every unexplained sighting should be dismissed automatically. There are cases worth investigating, witnesses worth listening to, and questions that deserve serious attention. But when someone promises groundbreaking proof and repeatedly pushes the moment of disclosure further away, I think skepticism is completely justified.

At some point, the announcement itself stops being interesting. What matters is the actual material: original footage, verifiable documents, physical evidence with a clear chain of custody, and information that independent researchers can examine without relying on someone's reputation or personal assurances.

I also think the community sometimes makes its own job harder by jumping straight from "we don't know what this is" to "it must be extraterrestrial." An unidentified object is an unanswered question, not a confirmed explanation.

If someone claims to have extraordinary evidence, they should be willing to let the evidence speak for itself. It shouldn't require endless teasers, dramatic deadlines, or appeals to authority to convince people that something important exists.

I'd rather see one piece of evidence that survives serious independent scrutiny than hear a hundred promises about what we're supposedly going to learn next month.

I just wanted to remind people that 60 days ago, Greer promised to release some hard evidence, which he has NOT DONE. I am so tired of him and so many others promising things and not following through. So here it is!

Edit: its actually 120 days ago! 🤯

It seems that almost everyone in the Disclosure movement is American or American military. If I hear Lue Elizondo say one more time "The American people have a right to know!" one more time, I'm going to scream. I'm not American, and I have a right to know too.
I had to go on an American news holiday a few years ago (cough cough) for obvious reasons, and I work really hard to get my news from sources other than American ones. But congressional hearings, Elizondo, Grusch, Stratton, Fravor, Graves, Reid, Rubio… it's all American.
Is there anywhere else I can go to focus my attention that doesn't involve these Trump-loving folks? I get 100% that a stopped clock is right twice a day, and I don't discount that Trump releasing the traunches is HUGE and amazing, but when crazy people do crazy things, it just sullies the whole subject matter.

So today I was flying from Orly to Tirana and I saw this absolutely odd looking thing from my airplane window, I believe I was in Slovenia or Croatia at this point.
Has someone seen anything that looks like this before?

I am kind of overwhelmed and oddly having trouble sharing what I have discovered - this is my starting point for an attempt to get this out there and figure out what to do.

I have discovered an area near house (a wildlife conservation area) that orbs have been showing up at literally every night for the last two weeks. There are dozens of them, and they appear in the same little area each evening around 11PM and stay until sunrise. They clearly react to my actions, and seem to be intelligent. For example, if I walk over to one, once I get a certain distance away, they often change from white to red. If I get even closer, they disappear. Once I move away, they inevitably reappear right where they were.

They are of varying brightness, but strangely don’t “cast light” and light up the area nearby. I have seen them move around, flying typically slowly and short distances, but twice they have shot across the field at higher speeds.

I have been observing them most nights with my girlfriend. We have brought two friends and have shown them- the orbs were there and they saw what we had hoped they would.

I have a ton of video of these things, hours. It is pretty obvious something is going on from the videos.

This whole thing is kind of mind blowing - what should I do??!

Here is one of the videos I have. The most interesting part is the end, I describe it in a reply below - https://youtu.be/MF2u84Fxx5Y?feature=shared

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From alleged secret agreements and strange UFO photographs to theories about advanced plasma projection technology, the UFO world is full of claims that spark curiosity and debate.

What's the most intriguing UFO case or theory you've come across? Do you think we're getting closer to real answers, or are we still missing a major piece of the puzzle? Let's discuss!

The plot of the film has been kept largely under wraps until this point, with the synopsis released today reading: “As a boy in Queensland, Petey had a childhood best friend he never got over: an alien named Allen, who vanished without a goodbye. Twenty years later, he’s back, but be careful what you wish for. Allen has a secret big enough to change the world, and Petey will have to finally grow up to help save it.”

This one will be getting thrown right on. Looks like E.T 2.

There’s two ufo rn at the desert sky. They both move around each other like they’re dancing in the sky. They turn really bright and then fade away then reappear once again. I’m a truck driver I haven’t seen this much in the sky in a while. I have a video but kinda hard to see.

Heads up before anything else: I used AI for the visuals and the narration in this video, so if AI content isn't your thing, this one probably isn't for you.

In part 2, Lya tells the professor about a war millions of years ago between Earth and a lost planet called Maldek, and about the weapon that ended it. According to her, it's still there today, inside a pyramid on the ocean floor near Bimini.

This is the second chapter of what may be the most controversial diary in UFO history.

VIDEO LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RAxgwRBP8I

I know it's a rag, but it's verified.

So, like most, I found some of the sketches in the drops rather informative?

Basically links the TV show SkinWalker ranch to the mix and I thought I'd do the good work and see what AI makes out of it. Sort of brings a whole new angle to the term AI slop.

Anyhow, let's see.

Here's the OG sketch for those who don't know.

I think I'm gonna call him Ralph. It seems fitting. But if anyone wants to have a bash at giving him a bit of life, you never know, it might turn up on a very special podcast episode.

Washington state 2026

If Jay Stratton is telling the truth, the gatekeepers of the Legacy Program would do exactly what we’re seeing right now: flood Reddit with comments calling him a grifter.

The next time you see someone throw that word at Stratton, stop and ask them one question:

"Why? What hard evidence do you have that he has ever grifted anybody?"

If they can’t produce actual proof, you have your answer. You are either dealing with an illogical true believer who just parrots what they read, or you’re talking to a legacy cover-up troll running a smear campaign.

Demand the evidence.