That UFO Podcast The UAP Disclosure Act: Politics, Power, and Non-Human Intelligence
Sep 5, 2025
Richard Dolan, a renowned ufologist and historian, dives deep into the UAP Disclosure Act and its implications for politics and public consciousness. He discusses the urgency for transparency and the connections between government secrecy and non-human intelligence. The conversation highlights the challenges faced by witnesses and the importance of global cooperation in addressing existential threats. Dolan also explores the impact of media representation and public perception on the unfolding disclosure narrative, leaving listeners with a cautious yet optimistic view of what lies ahead.
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Disclosure Act Creates A Managed Pipeline
- The UAP Disclosure Act creates a pipeline where material 25+ years old is prioritized for review and release under a review board process.
- Richard Dolan expects the law to end the embargo but believes disclosure will still be gradual and vetted.
Use Public Pressure To Accelerate Release
- Apply public pressure to speed up the review pipeline because mass demand will shorten timelines.
- Dolan advises activists to keep up sustained pressure to accelerate releases and tech access.
ET Activity May Be Driving Disclosure
- Dolan suggests non-human intelligence activity may be intentionally driving disclosure toward open contact.
- He predicts open contact could plausibly occur within about two years, accelerating global disclosure.
