Today's hearing, much like previous ones, was marked by vague and occasionally evasive responses (Elizondo). Mr. Gold was annoying and his statement that NASA is completely transparent is something we reasonably know is not factual.

Many hoped this session would be "significant," but that wasn't my impression.

Even with current limitations, it's increasingly evident that "Catastrophic Disclosure" is essential if we're to push past the immense bureaucratic barriers in our path.

I'm now parsing what Farsight has said about "Catastrophic Disclosure" in the coming months (by April), and a recent statement by Courtney about "the next two years".

The catastrophic disclosure narrative is stretching a bit. "Come elections it'll be chaos ... Well they're saying it'll spill into next year
.. well we can expect in the next 2 years ... But if not by then they're all leaving"

LOL But I think it's fair to ask Farsight for official clarification (ie: ongoing video material and commentary).

The US election is over. Some people are disappointed, taking to social media with immature behavior, but that hardly qualifies as chaos. But, it's early -- and things are not yet fully in-motion.

There has been a LOT of buildup to this with Harvey, the "Board Meetings" and other commentary, about how critical this is.

its not after election but after trump sits in the oval office in january and probably after jfk's and 9/11 files to be disclose.

I watched the Hearing LIVE 🥱 and it lived up to its expectations - glacially slow.
I would at least expect the Disclosure train to advance further along the road - I don't think it did that.
NASA's Gold sounded like he was applying for another funding grant.
Louis Elizondo just wants to be in a SCIF (Sensitive compartmented information facility).
Tim Gallaudet did his best.
Michael Shellenberger gave more information prior to the Hearing via interviews, than he was able to at the Hearing.
It was frustrating, but they are up against it.
Now I wait for the next one.

Trump won't be sworn in till January. After that he can make the decisions. I wouldn't expect anything major of him right out of the gate.

Agreed, with all the hype leading up to it I thought it was going to be monumental. Disappointed is an understatement. Slow drip.......very slow drip........

I don't feel the same.. although it felt to a degree more of the same, like pushing a ton of scrap that doesn't go anywhere, i also got the sense that something is happening, like a normalization of the matter, of the notion of everything around uap's and "non human intelligence", the normalization of there are other species out there probably more advanced. The more there is talks from the congress and media the more it's a subject that's become part of the lives of many even those that are more skeptical.
A sense like a settling from the congress part, "yeah that part of we are not alone it's in the past, we want to know more specially what is what, who's whom, what about the money being spent, what technologies and where we humans stay in all of this", because Tim Burchett, Paulina and Nancy and others already know there is a reptilian and gray force working on the industrial military complex, i believe it was through the scifs, specially the first ones with with David Grush where they all came out of the hearing like reality just crushed on them, Tim specially made it clear when exchanging tweets with Elon on X.

https://mace.house.gov/immaculateconstellation

An elected American politician called Cannon? Mace? released a document claiming to be the interim report of the Committee.

I've just put up the final page with the conclusion I hope? Nope.

It acknowledges there are NHI visiting Earth on a regular basis and how this should be recognized publicly as a policy goal by elected American politicians. About final 3 paragraphs.
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I don't know who wrote this, seems an echo, but it is the last bit of the release.

"V1 Conclusion

The official disclosure of the existence of Non Human Intelligences (NHIs) and their presence on Earth is a pivotal moment in human history. The nature of this information is of such incomparable relevance to the public good that it demands to be shared. Some may object and say that disclosure at this time poses too many risks. To them it must be said that we will never be able to predict how individuals, families and communities, and nations will react to revelations of such magnitude. Moving forward, we must guard against the lure of authoritarian solutions justified by expediency and appeals to national security. The Good in humanity will always triumph through time., and it is at the moment of crisis that our capacity for achieving the extraordinary are discovered. Be not afraid.2

Rather than just complaining, would you not admit that Congress at lesst has some public records and some kind of testimony?

Whining about the past isn't going to get what you need for the future.

➡️ https://www.armed-services.senate.gov/hearings/to-receive-testimony-on-the-activities-of-the-all-domain-anomaly-resolution-office

"This is ridiculous" "You are a child" "Lol whatever. It's like talking to a child with you." etc etc etc

Yes. It is tiresome the way Jon always responds with ad hominem attacks when his outbursts are shown to be incorrect.

Never once heard them admit they were wrong about anything, convinced they are 100% CORRECT at all time and the rest of creation is incompetent... but never them.

Fill the skies with spacecraft. Reveal yourselves!

Better yet, land on my property. I'll treat you to lunch.

Enough talk.

Most people are ready for disclosure. The rest will survive, even if it challenges their earth-centric beliefs.