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The original was posted on /r/ufos by /u/EtherealDimension on 2024-09-20 19:59:23+00:00.
From a skeptic's point of view, how is this acceptable? Are you guys as furious about this as you guys should be? Skeptics more than ANYONE else are always demanding evidence, you guys are like lawyers I swear, it's quite admirable. But the ONE thing you guys wish for has just been TOSSED by greedy old politicians who, in my view, are trying to coverup a decades long conspiracy. I don't know, are you guys pleased about this?
The only thing skeptics have to say about this topic is "I don't care about the testimony of credible whisteblowers, all I want is physical evidence." What they don't realize is that those whisteblowers that they think are grifting and lying about all of this are actually the ones who helped Congress write the bills that would legally release that evidence to everyone in the country. It's fine they don't realize that, here I was hoping the bill would pass and the skeptics would get what they wanted without even knowing how or why.
But now that bill that would've solved this mystery once and for all has been thrown in the bin. If it were passed we would've seen cases, documents, photos, videos, and who knows what else. It would be what everyone has always been asking for, whether you're a skeptic or a believer. So, tell me, was this a win in your book skeptics, or can we finally all be on the same page here and realize we have a common enemy here? And let me tell you your enemy is NOT the guys hopping on podcasts, it's the nameless faceless bureaucrats running the show who are holding onto a lie that has impacted all of our lives collectively.