Recent disclosures of UFO sightings have prompted significant media attention, with high-profile publications like the New York Times designating Luis Elizondo, an experienced intelligence case officer, as a primary source.
Recent disclosures of UFO sightings have prompted significant media attention, with high-profile publications like the New York Times designating Luis Elizondo, an experienced intelligence case officer, as a primary source. However, it’s worth noting that the media’s selective elevation of specific individuals as reliable sources is a longstanding tactic that shapes the narrative to fit their agenda. This manipulation is evident when considering the dismissals of credible accounts, like UFO sightings at a Montana missile base in 1967, due to arbitrary editorial decisions.
The idea of a “reliable source” is flexible and subject to manipulation based on the prevailing agenda. The institutional affiliations of individuals like Jim Semivan, a former CIA operative involved in UFO disclosure efforts, confer credibility in the eyes of the media. In contrast, despite their expertise and insight, independent researchers like Richard Dolan are often sidelined…
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