Red Pill Junkie's on the future of Ufology

[wwkirk]

If UFO Disclosure Is Coming, Is the World Prepared? Does It Even Care? - The Daily Grail
Excerpt:
One thing is for sure, and that is even though we may not be witnessing the dawn of Disclosure, we ARE witnessing the end of UFOlogy as we have currently known it for the last 30 years. TTSA is where it’s at and MUFON is nothing but a bloated whale carcass rotting on the beach of public opinion, and if people are still renewing their memberships it’s probably more out of a sentiment of old camaraderie rather than a real pursuit for investigating UFOs. The need for belonging is deep, but not perennial.

 

[nivek]

Has anyone noticed that many people in the UFO community have an obsessive need to be paranoid and negative about various UFO researchers and groups?

In some cases, it's justified, but it's not so great to become jaded.

I think this quote of yours and your question has the answer in the OP post above, "we are witnessing the end of ufology as we have currently known it for the last 30 years", so we are seeing a shake-up of sorts, weeding out the charlatans and then there are those who are in ufology to discredit or spread disinformation and they are being more exposed...

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[humanoidlord]

i liked this article, RPJ's articles always bring something new to the table, indeed a change is happening in ufology, if its a change for the good or for the bad, remains to be seen