Universal Disclosure Podcast (UAP / UFO Disclosure and our Belief Systems, Spirituality) · UFO Investigator Mike and Reverend Stu

Age of Disclosure Documentary by Dan Farah review with Stephen Bassett, UFO Lobbyist

·1 hr 27 min·5 clips
Stephen Bassett calls 'Age of Disclosure' a breakthrough documentary that will change everything.
The episode begins with hosts Mike and Stu introducing their guest, Stephen Bassett, to discuss the newly released documentary 'Age of Disclosure' by Dan Farah. Bassett immediately frames it as a breakthrough documentary, a milestone over two years in production with substantial funding. He analyzes how different groups will react: professional film critics will likely dismiss it, amateur critics and the general public will have mixed responses, while dedicated activists will be energized. Bassett distinguishes between ongoing small-d disclosure of information and the capital-D Disclosure process, which seeks an official presidential confirmation of extraterrestrial presence. He reveals the documentary includes a claim that advisors discussed disclosure with President George H.W. Bush. Bassett discusses evidence that the issue was debated in the Trump White House. The hosts ask about the documentary's mention of a 'deep state' or external influences controlling the topic; Bassett critiques the term but acknowledges defense contractors and industrialists exert influence. He argues the real problem is systemic government lying that has eroded public trust. The conversation shifts to post-disclosure economic impacts, with Bassett asserting oil and gas billionaires will pivot to profit from new energy technologies. The documentary's brief coverage of religious resistance within the Pentagon is highlighted as a significant outing. Bassett then explores the generational shift, noting Gen Z's frustration and role in challenging the status quo. He addresses esoteric aspects, stating government research confirms telepathy, remote viewing, and likely telekinesis are real, and this research was classified partly due to weaponization efforts. Bassett promotes the upcoming State of the World Forum, which will include panels on ETs, psionics, and AI. In closing, he responds to a question about David Grusch's comments on non-human biologics, urging patience until full disclosure provides context. The episode ends with mutual appreciation and a call to action for listeners.

As heard by us

A serious public case for disclosure tied to larger human risks.

Stephen Bassett's conversation treats disclosure as a public event, not a private intrigue. It matters most when major figures speak on camera to a large audience, and that frame is clear enough.

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