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The original post: /r/aliens by /u/SR_RSMITH on 2024-10-10 20:14:23.

I'm not an expert so please bear with me. I'm as excited as the next guy when learning that it seems that quite a few whistleblowers will allegedly go public soon. However, can that really make a difference for the general public?

I mean that any document they bring to the table can be labelled as false or denied by the government, Pentagon, etc. Any picture or any video can be labelled as AI, Photoshop, balloons or the usual stuff. Personal revelations ("I saw with my own eyes...") have been around forever and are not really credible for the mainstream. Many of those things are also under lock and key God knows in which bases and whatnot.

So what could really make a difference in layman terms? What could really make normal people say "holy crap this may be true". What could make all mainstream media make really breaking news?

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