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by Dan Farah
March 2025
from
TheAgeOfDisclosure Website
Age of Disclosure includes interviews
with,
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former and present United States elected
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military and intelligence officials
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as well as scientists and government
associates,
...some of whom claim the U.S. government has
been aware of
alien life and 'retrieving
their technology' since 1947.
Former U.S. Department of Defense employee
Luis Elizondo narrates the film, and recalls being assigned to
Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP)
in 2009.
Elizondo with AATIP engineer consultant and
parapsychologist Hal Puthoff and astrophysicist Eric Davis,
allege, among other claims, that they discovered the existence of a
secret government program ("The
Legacy Program") that investigated and concealed
evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence for more than 80
years.
Christian Zilko
of IndieWire stated:
"As someone who has never been persuaded by
anything I had ever heard about aliens before watching the film,
I feel qualified to tell you that The Age of Disclosure is
really, really convincing...
The amount of military officials who share
detailed, corroborating stories of alien encounters, and
congresspeople who vouch for the credibility of their claims,
make this feel like a documentary with front-page news
potential...
Of course, there's still the problem of never
being able to see this classified evidence, and each viewer will
have to decide how many generals swearing that they've seen
aliens with their own eyes is enough to convince them."
Owen Gleiberman
of Variety wrote:
"The title of the film refers to the idea -
or is it merely the hope? - that we now live in an age when the
government is being pressured to shed its secrecy.
The people want to know, and the film says:
We will know...
But if that's the case, then when are we
actually going to be shown something that looks like more than a
dupe of a dupe of an old video game depicting a blurry black dot
of an alien spaceship cruising over water at what looks to be
about 300 miles per hour [500 km/h]?
I'll believe it when I see it."
Video also
HERE,
HERE,
HERE and
HERE
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