To contrast with Farsight’s approach, there are two YouTube channels — “JP” and “Tactical Tim” — that perfectly fit the profile of controlled disinformation. These narratives feel manufactured, not organic, and follow the same pattern Richard Doty used decades ago (and still uses today). Dr. Michael Salla’s guests, such as “Danaan,” appear to be part of this same ecosystem of constructed personas.
Layered on top of this are the various modern “whistleblowers,” many of whom repeat the same tightly managed talking points. None offer verifiable details. All reinforce an approved, shallow narrative.
Taken together, this constellation of messaging looks very much like a coordinated perception-management campaign. Which raises the fundamental question:
To what end?
If this phenomenon truly represents the biggest secret humanity has ever faced, then of course multiple counterintelligence resources would be deployed to shape public perception. We saw how quickly the “drone” narrative was suppressed and redirected — its disappearance from public discourse was almost immediate, and deeply concerning.
And regarding those drones, it is worth noting that the vast majority appeared only at night. Even the few purported close-up sightings were low-quality or ambiguous. Their behavior resembled:
• test platforms,
• surveillance systems, or
• controlled demonstrations of classified military technology
far more than an armada of “Good ETs.”
If advanced extraterrestrials intended to make themselves known, they would not select:
• the least visible altitude,
• the least visible lighting conditions, or
• the least accessible viewing angles
to do so. Their logistics and technological capability should allow any presentation they choose. What we observed instead is entirely consistent with the limitations of human aerospace programs — not a civilization with interstellar reach.
Compounding this is the earlier messaging around urgency, factional conflict, and the risk of an aerial confrontation. That sense of impending escalation has now vanished without explanation, replaced with more narrative but no resolution, no verification, and no next step. Meanwhile, the only craft we are guaranteed to see overhead this month is Santa’s, courtesy of NORAD.
Now to the core issue:
Farsight has said they read all posts here, but I’m beginning to doubt that.
The absence of meaningful participation from Farsight in these discussions is noticeable. I understand time constraints and the limitations of this forum software, but when subscribers raise issues this consequential — involving disinformation campaigns, narrative control, psychological operations, and real-time UAP dynamics — silence is not an adequate response.
We are engaged supporters and paying members who are are asking questions that matter now, not historically.
I believe we have reached a strategic impasse — one that only Farsight can break by stepping forward, addressing the present situation directly, and contributing clarity rather than leaving the most critical conversations unattended.
I want to be clear: I appreciate the work Farsight has done over the years, and I do not raise these points to foster disrespect or discord. Quite the opposite — I raise them because the situation we face today demands clarity, transparency, and substantive dialogue. We want this project to succeed where it matters most, and that requires active engagement with the modern, not just historical, dimensions of the phenomenon.