UFO Endgame to Disclosure

For the initiated this is a highly repetitive film. There is little to nothing to be gleaned from this that can't b achieved via any one of the numerous Dr. Steven Greer interviews online. Dr. Greer has done some good work, such as 2001's Disclosure Project - which is too often overlooked, and to someone that has followed him for some time now such as myself, this film simply falls flat. In other words, you will get much more information from listening or watching an interview with the man. And why a questionable Youtube channel like Third Phase of Moon (Blake Cousins - who is a sensationalist of the highest order) is featured often I haven't a clue. When it comes to the UFO/UAP thing you have all these different sorts of people: you have the shills and the debunkers on one hand (skepticism is a good thing and these people don't have an open mind that is required for skepticism) and then you have people that inflate the silliest things into something - represented here by Blake Cousins (which I regard just as goofy as the other camp and operates with zero skepticism). This film also is nowhere near something like Unacknowledged in every aspect and is more amateurish - with the frequent annoying music in the background being a common staple of amateur documentary film making. In summary, I wish I could get a refund for buying this... Next time I'll wait.

Unfathomable warmongering. I just can't understand, can't that US war frenzy slowly calm down? Military equipment must be pushed to every continent on earth, and when it is not enough, we start to fear and war towards an unknown "threat" that exceeds our understanding. When this civilization that "threatens" us, technologically ahead of us by an astronomical distance, decides that we are a threat thanks to our bs, we cease to exist. And a researcher was found for this film, who compares reality to a few films, and based on that creates a threat from the unknown. Films that have been produced in the USA and invented in their own heads with a war theme. Most likely, that "threat" has come from the sidelines to watch as we destroy ourselves with this wonderful ball, warfare. Thank you USA.

Interesting premise - good luck keeping the players straight and what the endgame actually is. Credibility here runs the gamut, from outright clowns to some serious researchers. You may well be more confused at the end than before you started- maybe not by accident!? Greer is a most interesting character- he seems at times totally legit and well informed and at other times you're expecting to see those nice men in the white coats coming to take him away... If the whole goal is misinformation and planting doubt, it succeeds. Drop down the rabbit hole and you'll be left feeling paranoid and distrustful of everyone.

Not a good place to be.