The idea of UFO disclosure—revealing the truth about unidentified aerial phenomena and potential non-human intelligences—has captivated public imagination for decades. But behind closed doors, it evokes something far more powerful than curiosity: fear. Specifically, fear among global elites whose power structures are built on secrecy, control, and long-term planning.
1. Disclosure Isn’t Just Information—It’s Disruption
When Richard Dolan and Bryce Zabel co-authored A.D. After Disclosure, they warned that any legitimate admission of UFO reality could trigger an avalanche of global upheaval. Military institutions, religious organizations, media, and governments—all of which have either denied or downplayed UFO encounters—would be exposed as deceived or complicit. That admission alone would shatter public trust in legacy systems already hanging by a thread.
2. Economic Collapse: A Post-Petroleum Panic
Disclosure implies new technologies: anti-gravity propulsion, free energy, advanced materials. These innovations would render oil, gas, and even renewables obsolete almost overnight. This isn’t just theoretical—global energy markets, military doctrine, transportation, and even the petrodollar system would be instantly destabilized.
Multi-trillion dollar infrastructures—pipelines, aircraft carriers, power grids—could become worthless. Investment portfolios would crash. Predictable markets would vanish. And the financial elite would lose control over how, when, and where capital flows.
3. The Religious and Psychological Fallout
If we admit that non-human intelligences exist—and that they have been here for decades, maybe centuries—our sense of self collapses. Religious narratives may no longer hold exclusive authority. Scientific materialism loses credibility. A metaphysical awakening could occur. Or mass existential dread.
Either way, elites fear a loss of control over ideological authority—something far more dangerous than mass panic. People won’t riot—they’ll wake up.
4. Secrecy as a Strategic Asset
Disclosure also risks exposing classified programs and moral crimes: illegal experiments, reverse engineering, possible murders of whistleblowers. Agencies that lied to the public and to Congress could face lawsuits, reparations, and even criminal prosecution. That could destabilize the legal system itself, as those tasked with justice are revealed as perpetrators.
The deeper the truth, the greater the scandal—not just of alien presence, but of generational betrayal.
5. Alien Tech: A Civilization Cheat Code
If the U.S. or private contractors hold exotic technology, it’s akin to having a civilizational cheat sheet. With control over that tech, a slow drip allows monetization and gradual dominance. But sudden exposure? That’s chaos. It’s why a controlled disclosure is the preferred strategy for power-holders. But with rising public pressure, leaks, and legislative momentum, even that strategy is under threat.
6. The Tic-Tac & USO Encounters
The 2004 Nimitz “Tic Tac” encounter raised questions that still shake the Pentagon. Was it Lockheed tech—or something else? Radar showed a disturbance beneath the water, suggesting a USO (Unidentified Submerged Object) below the craft. Advanced maneuverability, disruption of encrypted communications, and brazen displays all hint at something beyond our known capabilities.
7. Internal Power Struggles Among Elites
Dolan notes a schism within elite circles: one faction pushes for secrecy, while another supports slow disclosure—motivated not by altruism, but self-preservation. Some want to position themselves before lawsuits. Others aim to gradually normalize the public to prevent revolt.
But with every leak and new law—like the UAP Disclosure Act—the balance shifts.
8. A Post-Disclosure Future: Totalitarian or Transparent?
Dolan warns of two paths:
- Authoritarian disclosure, where the truth is tightly managed under increased surveillance and propaganda.
- Transparent disclosure, where humanity faces the truth, no matter how disruptive, and reinvents its world with honesty.
He supports the latter—believing that, although painful, it’s better to build from truth than to persist in deception.
Conclusion: Why They Fear It
Disclosure threatens to upend the foundations of modern society: not just geopolitics or military superiority, but the very fabric of reality as most of us understand it.
- It threatens control.
- It threatens revenue.
- It threatens ideology.
- And above all, it threatens power.
Whether driven by whistleblowers, AI convergence, or rising public awareness, the avalanche is coming. The only question is: Will we face it with fear—or with courage?
IMHO, it doesn’t unfold like this, but rather, IN THE BEGINNING, a 1-time mass disclosure, and ET makes their presence known in a BIG way. Something that simply cannot be faked or disputed by rational people. Maybe they offer somekind of message or assurances of peace, welcome to the neighborhood, hey, we’ve been watching you for a long time, etc, etc. and then….NOTHING OVERT HAPPENS FOR A GOOD 10-20 YEARS. Thus allowing the initial shock of disclosure to pass, and the nations of the world to regroup and reorg and formulate a path forward. Maybe ET actually reveals this as a schedule of some kind, “and in about 20+ yrs we’ll be back to check in on you”, etc. That is, if all this has benevolent intent.
That is, if they disclose “themselves” to us.
If we are the ones to disclose it, and have nothing much to tell or
say about it,that doesn’t shake any foundations.
The last century of progress should be real “ontological shock”
to any reasonable human observer, yet no one freaks about it…
When everyone should… how we have gone from this to that, in a such short period of time, without any divine or malicious intervention ?
And even stranger, how did we adapted to it so quickly and so smoothly ?
The outside intervention is so clear…so obvious, so blatant…but yet we
pretend it s the natural course of things.
Like technology is the product of the intellect…