Fear-Mongering UFO Narrative Exposed
Dolly unloads on disclosure film's agenda
Dolly SafranHost
Preston DennettHost
And I thought we would start, Dolly, by talking a little bit, before we jump into the questions, about that recent film we both saw and actually spent the 20-some dollars on.

The Age of Disclosure, which was sort of billed as being the show that's going to end the UFO coverup and change everything.

But, you know, my opinion of the show is that there's some good parts about it and some really bad parts.

Initially, I was quite excited to see quite a few of these pretty high-level people within the government and the military, and the military industrial complex, frankly are not my friends, and they're on my naughty list.

So these are kinds of, kind of like people [laughs] are somewhat playing, you know, towing the party line, should I say.

But then as I continued this, Dolly's probably gonna have a little bit of a different opinion on, than me on this, coming from a contactee angle and also a military insider, uh, I started to hear the term security, national security threat quite a bit.

I'm like, "Oh my gosh," you know, "This is, uh, getting a little bit fear-based." So that started to really upset me because, as you guys know, I don't think ETs are here to hurt, harm, or take over.

I'm not saying people don't have scary encounters, but to call them a threat to our welfare I think is a bit of a stretch.

And I also felt that the whole narrative was a bit stilted, in that no, they're not really talking about ETs themselves, uh, they're talking kind of in circles.

And I thought we would start, Dolly, by talking a little bit, before we jump into the questions, about that recent film we both saw and actually spent the 20-some dollars on.

The Age of Disclosure, which was sort of billed as being the show that's going to end the UFO coverup and change everything.

But, you know, my opinion of the show is that there's some good parts about it and some really bad parts.

Initially, I was quite excited to see quite a few of these pretty high-level people within the government and the military, and the military industrial complex, frankly are not my friends, and they're on my naughty list.

So these are kinds of, kind of like people [laughs] are somewhat playing, you know, towing the party line, should I say.

But then as I continued this, Dolly's probably gonna have a little bit of a different opinion on, than me on this, coming from a contactee angle and also a military insider, uh, I started to hear the term security, national security threat quite a bit.

I'm like, "Oh my gosh," you know, "This is, uh, getting a little bit fear-based." So that started to really upset me because, as you guys know, I don't think ETs are here to hurt, harm, or take over.

I'm not saying people don't have scary encounters, but to call them a threat to our welfare I think is a bit of a stretch.

And I also felt that the whole narrative was a bit stilted, in that no, they're not really talking about ETs themselves, uh, they're talking kind of in circles.
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