Whistleblowers in the UFO world

I have noticed that the act of ‘whistleblowing’ in the UAP world is very different from what happens in other sectors in the real world. Typically, whistleblowing in the real world happens something along these lines –

1) An illegal act is committed by an individual, group, company, government org etc
2) Someone gets the intimate details of the crime committed and they go straight to the media with the details (as was common in the pre-internet era). Journalists would sift through the data collected and break the story if the information released seemed authentic. In recent times, stuff often gets released straight on the internet by the whistleblowers.
3) A massive public outcry would ensue leaving the miscreants red-faced and in damage control mode.

So, when it comes to conventional whistleblowing, there are a couple of very important characteristics –

1) Huge element of surprise where the guilty party is unaware of the existence of whistleblowers who are ready to pull the plug – Without this, the guilty party can easily clamp down on the whistleblowers
2) Quick release of information to the general public (i.e. solid evidence which points directly to the crimes committed by the guilty party) – Without some evidence, it is difficult to take the whistleblowers merely at their word

Now, contrast this with this supposed ‘whistleblowing’ in the UFO world –

1) We have public-facing figures like Corbell, Knapp, Coulthart etc who keep talking about these ‘forty whistleblowers’ who are waiting to go public with information that they have. This has been going on for more than a year now. Even when Grusch was introduced to the public in the NewsNation interview, it was clear that he was in communication with these people for a while. We know how secretive and compartmentalized the ‘Program’ is and how small the pool the individuals would be who are intimately familiar with all the details. Do we think that the government wouldn’t be able to quickly identify who these individuals are and stop them before they go public? How difficult would it be to monitor the communication of pipsqueaks like Corbell and Coulthart? With this prior announcement of whistleblowers, there is absolutely no element of surprise as the powers-to-be within the government would also be aware of what people like Grusch and these other mystical whistleblowers would be up to.

2) Watch closely how at no stage of this whistleblowing process is there an attempt being made to provide real evidence to these claims. Corbell, Knapp and Ross have widely assumed a ‘trust me bro’ stance where they claim that they have talked to these whistleblowers and that they ‘trust them’ completely. Grusch hides under his DOPSR blanket and uses the convenient ‘national security’ excuse anytime he is asked difficult (but pertinent) questions. DOPSR clearance is touted as something significant in the UFO world when it is nothing other than a bureaucratic measure to ensure that classified information is not released. It is not a measure of the veracity of the information being released at all. The current crop of whistleblowers are also all seemingly waiting for DOPSR clearances before they go public.

In other words, what is going on is a charade where these ‘whistleblowers’ are coming forward only with information that has been cleared by the US government. Besides, there is zero evidence being presented. David Grusch never revealed who his sources were, what the exact information was that he was given, whether he actually saw the evidence in person etc. How do we know that he was given legitimate information? Are the remaining whistleblowers any better? This is not what true whistleblowing is at all. This is a charade where a bunch of average government lackeys have been tasked with spreading information to the general public. It remains to be seen whether this is information, misinformation or disinformation.

A lot of people have a lot of hopes riding on these mythical whistleblowers who will free us from these chains and bring us the truth. I fear that it simply won’t pan out as we hoped.