Ezra Dawn | Above Black Media
Trump was asked about ten scientists who are dead or missing. His answer was not a denial. It was not a dismissal. He said he just left a meeting on the subject and called it “pretty serious stuff.”
That is not nothing. That is a president who just got briefed.
But if the scientists are not a story, why is the President of the United States in a meeting about them? Why is he spending his time on it?
And while he is in those meetings, look at what is happening in Congress. Anna Paulina Luna sent a letter. She asked for UAP footage. She wanted answers. What happened? The Pentagon did not even respond. They looked the other way.
So we have a sitting congresswoman being stonewalled by the same bureaucracy that brief the president, while the president calls the situation “serious” behind closed doors. Does that sound like a government that wants you to know the truth?
It sounds like a stall tactic.
Trump said we will know something in a week and a half. But here is the question nobody is asking. How do you brief the American people on something you are not sure you believe yourself? How do you stand at a podium and explain a phenomenon when you are still deciding whether it is real?
You do not. Unless you are buying time for the people who work for you.
If this were about the truth, Luna would have her footage. If this were about transparency, we would not be waiting for a clock to run out in ten days.
So is this a promise? Or is it another way to keep the public quiet while the gatekeepers figure out how to bury the story?
We will find out in a week. But if they are already ignoring members of Congress, why would they suddenly start telling you the truth now?