WHAT IS “DISCLOSURE” AND HOW COULD IT BE CATASTROPHIC?
And what can we do to prepare?
Start with hiring the right team to ask hard, unanswered questions.
I don’t claim to have all the answers.
I believe the American people have been given far too few questions—and far too little access to the evidence.
In 2023, David Grusch testified to Congress that people with direct knowledge had told him the government had recovered UAPs and associated “non-human biologics.”
So what does that actually mean?
What was recovered?
Where did it come from?
What testing was performed?
What did the science show?
Who has the evidence?
What has been classified?
What has Congress been allowed to see?
And if crimes were committed to conceal evidence, protect programs, destroy records or silence witnesses, who is accountable?
These aren’t questions that require us to believe every extraordinary claim.
They require us to investigate.
Because if the truth is ordinary, let’s establish that.
If it is extraordinary, we need to know that too.
And if “disclosure” means humanity may eventually confront knowledge capable of changing our understanding of life, intelligence, technology, history or our place in the universe, then waiting until that moment to start asking questions may be the greatest failure of leadership imaginable.
We should be preparing now.
DISCLOSURE IS BIGGER THAN UAPs
The deeper issue is government secrecy and unaccountable power.
The same questions belong everywhere:
What do we know about the Epstein network that the public still doesn’t?
What intelligence operations have been conducted in secret?
What psychological operations have affected Americans?
What abuses have been hidden behind classification?
What whistleblowers have been ignored, threatened or silenced?
What technologies have been developed with public money?
What resources and discoveries belong to the American people but have been quietly transferred into private hands?
Who funds the politicians?
Who gets access?
Who writes the rules?
Who profits?
And when powerful interests collide with the public interest, who does our government serve?
I want to follow the money.
I want to follow the evidence.
I want to follow the chain of command.
And I want to follow it past the point where it becomes politically uncomfortable.
That means asking hard questions about intelligence agencies, contractors, corporations, lobbying organizations, foreign influence, dark money and the political networks that connect them.
No party should be above scrutiny.
No agency should be above scrutiny.
No billionaire should be above scrutiny.
And no politician should be allowed to hide behind party loyalty while the public pays the price.
Government secrecy should protect the people—not protect government from the people.
WHAT KIND OF CIVILIZATION ARE WE BUILDING?
This is ultimately why I am running.
Because these questions aren’t just about what happened yesterday.
They’re about what happens next.
If humanity possesses knowledge or technology capable of transforming energy, medicine, agriculture, transportation, communication or our understanding of consciousness and life, what do we do with it?
If public money helped create it, who owns it?
If government possesses it, who controls it?
If it could reduce suffering and scarcity, why isn’t it being used?
And if we discover something that changes our understanding of ourselves and the universe, are our institutions prepared to respond honestly, rationally and peacefully?
I don’t want America to stumble into the future blindly.
I want us to prepare for it.
That means building a government capable of investigating extraordinary claims without ridicule, confronting corruption without political favoritism, protecting whistleblowers, preserving evidence, opening legitimate records, recovering public resources and telling the American people the truth.
We don’t need more politicians telling us what to believe.
We need people willing to find out what is true.
That’s the work I intend to do.
Ask the question.
Demand the evidence.
Protect the whistleblower.
Follow the money.
Find the truth.
Then build our future from what we learn.
JOIN THE DISCLOSURE CONVERSATION
I am proud to serve as a regional leader with Citizens for Disclosure, part of the Paradigm Institute, an organization working to advance serious public discussion, research and transparency surrounding UAPs and disclosure—and to help guide the public through what may be coming, softening the landing as we confront information that could fundamentally change our understanding of ourselves and our place in the universe.
Disclosure isn’t simply about revealing what has been hidden.
It’s about being prepared for what happens afterward.
That’s why this work matters.
If you believe these questions deserve serious investigation rather than ridicule or dismissal, I encourage you to learn more and get involved:
Don’t just wait for disclosure.
Help prepare for what comes next.
